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Provides information, education, advocacy and support to cancer patients and their families during diagnosis, treatment, and recovery to enhance their quality of life throughout the stages of the cancer experience.

Providing a reliable source of information about children and youth with special health care needs (CYSHCN), offering broad services for their families, physicians, and medical home teams as well as other professionals/caregivers.

Provides current information about services and resources for people with autism throughout the state.

Provides information and education about 5P- syndrome to individuals with the syndrome, their families, and health care service providers.

Provides information to those with lupus including education and advocacy for those impacted.

Provides a comprehensive online database of arthritis-related information. Topics include recognizing the symptoms of arthritis, diagnosing arthritis, the types of arthritis, the effects of arthritis on the immune system, healthy living strategies, and treatment options.

The Cancer Learning Center (CLC) is both a physical library and a web-based resource for cancer information. The library is located on the 6th floor of the Cancer Hospital South. Types of information provided include types of cancer, treatments and their side effects, coping, caregiving, integrative health, financial resources, smoking cessation, referrals to support groups, and cancer research. Patrons may check out materials such as books, DVDs, and CDs from the CLC. Materials may be sent through the mail or delivered to a patient's hospital room if staying inpatient.

Provides information about Type 1 Diabetes to children and adults for better understanding and management of the condition. Also provides an online diabetes support team where volunteers can answer questions and provide emotional support.

The Utah Comprehensive Cancer Control Program (CCC) provides educational information about cancer prevention, treatment, and recovery. It also provides referrals to relevant services such as cancer screenings and HPV vaccinations.

Information and referral is provided for appropriate resources for people with Parkinson's such as community activities, wellness, and community resources.

A specialty library with an in-depth collection on child development, childhood disabilities, children's books to help children learn about and understand disabilities, special education laws/family rights, including children with disabilities in regular education settings, advocating for children with disabilities, parenting, intervention strategies, special education. Located inside the Kids on the Move building. Contact the librarian, Sharlene Skidmore, for questions.

Provides educational resources about Alzheimer's and related dementia for patients and their families.

Medical care and education for young patients with Cystic Fibrosis.

Provides a wealth of pancreatic cancer-related information including biology, symptoms and diagnosis, genetic testing, treatment options, diet and nutrition, education webinars, and survivor stories.

Works to prevent and cure diabetes along with improving the lives of all people affected by the disease.

Provides health information, education, and resources for kidney patients and health care professionals in English and Spanish. Information about kidney disease, treatments, living a healthy lifestyle, proper nutrition, mental health, health insurance, and research are provided.

Provides information on eating disorder statistics, types, and symptoms. Also operates an informational blog and webinar series.

Provides general health and well-being information as well as cancer-related education. Proporciona información general sobre salud y bienestar, así como educación relacionada con el cáncer.

Provides awareness, education, support services, and advocacy for and on behalf of all those dealing with the many challenges of epilepsy/seizure disorders.

Provides online training modules and a comprehensive resource library to help parents increase their knowledge of physical and mental disabilities.

Online information and resources to educate patients and providers about Crohn's and colitis.

Provides extensive breast cancer education and information including articles about the types of breast cancer, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options, and survivorship.

Provides information and training pertaining to autism research, education, legislation, therapy, and treatment trends. Information is available in booklets, articles, and webinars.

Provides an online library of cancer-related information. Topics covered include cancer types, understanding cancer, risk, and prevention, screenings, diagnosis and staging, cancer care, finance and insurance, end-of-life care, coping and survivorship, caregivers and family when a child or adolescent has cancer, and military veterans issues.

Information about medical centers for individuals living with muscular dystrophy, ALS, and other neuromuscular diseases to access expert multidisciplinary care, clinical trials, and connect with MDA and the neuromuscular community. Also offers one-on-one support via phone/email for information about programs and resources.