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Telephone or in-person assistance to help, grandparents or other relatives-as-parents, discuss issues related to family dynamics, navigate the legal system, or find community resources.

Family advocates meet with kinship caregivers for support and resource navigation. Case management services include intake and assessment, application assistance (Guardianship, Medicaid, Financial-Specified Relative Grant), family mediation for visitation and reunification agreements, resource referrals, and diapers, clothing, and more as available. Virtual options support clients statewide. Counties listed have an office.

DHHS

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, parent, supports, mileage.

In-home services for families with troubled children.

Psychotherapy Services, Clinical Consultation, Play Therapy, Individual Therapy, Family Therapy, Grief and Loss, Trauma, Psychiatric Diagnotic, Diagnosis, Psychotherapy, Psychological and Neuropsychological Evaluation, Pharmacologic Evaluation and Management, Psychosocial Rehabilitative, Therapeutic Behavioral, Family and Youth Peer Support, Clinical Consultation, Domestic Violence Treatment, Psychotherapy, Psychological and Neuropsychological Evaluation, Pharmacologic Evaluation and Management, Psychosocial Rehabilitative, Therapeutic Behavioral, Family and Youth Peer Support, Clinical Consultation, Domestic Violence Treatment, TFT, TF-CBT, TFCBT, Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy,

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

Provides adoption services to expectant parents and those looking to adopt. Services include home studies and post adoptive resources. Offices in Logan, Ogden, Clearfield, and Murray. For those expecting and going through the adoption process, may also be able to get help with essential living costs like rent, utilities, and groceries.

Day Respite - High Needs, Day Respite Services, In-Home Adaptive Parenting Services, Mileage & Travel Reimbursement, Mileage at Standard Rate of Reimbursement, Mentoring (1:1), Mentoring (1:2), Mentoring (1:3), Nurse Assessment/Evaluation, Group Therapeutic Behavioral Services, Individual/Family Therapeutic Behavioral Services, Psychiatric Diagnostic Interview Examination, Clinical Consultation, Mental Health Assessment by a Non-Mental Health Therapist, Non-Foster Child, Therapeutic, Prophylactic, or Diagnostic Injection, Subcutaneous/Intramuscular, Family Therapy w/Client Present, Non-Foster Child, Family Therapy w/o Client Present, Non-Foster Child, Group Therapy, Non-Foster Child, Home Services E/M Codes - Established Patient - 15 Minutes, NH2 - Home Services E/M Codes - Established Patient - 25 Minutes, NH3 - Home Services E/M Codes - Established Patient - 40 Minutes, NH4 - Home Services E/M Codes - Established Patient - 60 Minutes, Pharmacologic Management, Prescriber (MD/APRN) (based on complexity and time, (5) (10) (15) (25) (40) Minutes typical), Psychotherapy Add-on Code, With A Patient And/Or Family Member - (60) (45) (30) Min., Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation with Medical Services, by physician or APRN, Peer Support Services, Individual - Per 15 Min., Group Psychosocial Rehabilitative Services, Individual Skills Training and Development (Psychosocial Rehabilitative Services with an Individual), Group Psychosocial Rehabilitative Services - Intensive, Psychotherapy, (30) (45) (60) Minutes, With Patient And/Or Family Member, Psychotherapy For Crisis, First 60 Minutes, With Patient And/Or Family Member, Psychotherapy for Crisis, Add-on, Overnight Respite - High Needs, Overnight Respite, Staff Assistance Added Male, Residential, High Level, Youth Acting Out Sexually, NOJOS Proctor, Single Client, Multiple Clients, Diagnostic Mental Health, Contracted Foster Care Level 1 and 2, Baby of Foster Child, Outpatient Mental Health Treatment, DCFS, NOJOS, Transition to Adult Living, Mentoring.

Provides bi-monthly personal home visits, during which parent educators share age-appropriate child development and parenting information, helps parents learn to observe their child, and address parenting concerns for social, emotional, intellectual, and language growth and development of their child.

Provide strengths-based, adoption-competent, trauma-informed therapy services to children and caregivers.

Helps families transition care of children to relatives or family friends. Provides information and advocacy to for caregivers of children and can also provide support in navigating the legal rights of kinship care.

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