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Offers various opportunities, such as working on public awareness campaigns, fulfilling office duties, and helping with fundraisers.

Provides website with data and research on child abuse, a resource library, frequently asked questions, and statewide referrals to community agencies and numbers where help is available.

An evidence-based home visiting program that provides one-on-one support to parents of children from birth to age five. Trained home visitors work with families to provide information and guidance related to early child development, parenting, health, safety, and school readiness. Services are tailored to the needs of each family and can take place in the home or another location that is comfortable for the family.

The Families First program provides evidence-based, in-home parent-skill based intervention to teach parents and youth skills to change unwanted behavior and improve family functioning. Program is 6-10 hours per week for 8-12 weeks.

Organization recruits, trains, and supports potential individuals/families in the process of becoming foster families.

Provides a mentorship program where mentors can provide academic support and tutoring, advocacy and positive role modeling, guidance and basic natural environment teaching, promotion of a youth's interests, transportation, and supervision at pre-approved appointments or extracurricular activities.

Provides classes and informative parenting resources on the website. Topics include tantrums, arguing, disruptive behavior, and youth with specific diseases/disorders.

In-home services for families with troubled children.

Provides a residential boarding facility through the alpine academy program. The program integrates a residential facility with education and therapeutic behavioral modification.

Provides prevention and educational programs for students, faculty, parents, educators, and community members. Parent education focuses on recognizing potential risks associated with internet predation, identifying signs of bullying, and recognizing other forms of abuse. Programs for educators provide information and resources to help identify, respond to, and report suspected abuse to appropriate administrators and law enforcement authorities.

The Nurse Family Partnership program provides support to fist time expectant mothers, giving advice and information to prepare for the child.

Operates a number of homes throughout the Salt Lake Valley along with residential schools, Alpine Academy and Lakeview Campus.

Works to affect child abuse legislation and to further child abuse education and awareness in schools, the community, and the home.

Provides mental health emotional support groups, training, workshops, and resource information for families of children with emotional, behavioral, and mental health disorders such as depression, ADHD, anxiety, etc. Also provides training, child guidance, specialized information and referral, and volunteer recruitment and placement. Consultation to various state agencies on parent/professional collaboration, resource coordination through the Family Resource Facilitator Program, and systems of care are also provided.