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Case managers assess potential clients to determine service eligibility and arrange individualized care. Services coordinate with other community partners to maximize support.

Meets with individuals or families to recognize social needs and provide referrals to partner agencies.

Provides appointments with case managers that can help clients determine eligibility for services and connect to 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.

Provides case management services for refugees and immigrants to help them access essential resources and navigate community systems. Staff work one-on-one with clients to connect them with services such as health care, mental health support, housing resources, employment assistance, and English classes.

Case managers help clients navigate the complexities of the healthcare system and government programs. Can help clients apply for CHIP/Medicaid, as well as SNAP, and provide referrals to community and social services.

Provides case management services to individuals with disabilities, assisting them connect to resources and fill out applications as part of the Linkage Coordinator Project.

Provides case management services. Individuals can learn more about assistive technology, Social Security Income, Social Security Disability Insurance, Vocational Rehabilitation, and Department of Workforce Services.

Professionals work with shelter residents and community members in any situation to be connected to resources. They specialize in domestic violence, safety planning, etc. offered through South Valley Services.

Provides guidance and support by creating personalized plans for anyone struggling with mental health. Case managers provide assessments, development of a plan, evaluation of the plan's progress, and coordination between the client and other mental health professionals.

Provides specialized case management to refugees and immigrants who are victims of torture or severe war trauma. Connects individuals to resources to get them to self-sufficiency and achieve social integration.

Provides case management services through the wellness program where peer advocates can provide mentoring and goal-planning.

Provides Support Coordinators who monitor the health and safety of those with qualifying disabilities. Coordinators also inform persons about available services, and help with the selection of providers whom offer those services and monitor through completion.

Provides case management to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Helps them identify community resources and enroll in public benefit programs.

Provides care/case management services for the deaf, hard of hearing (HH), deaf-blind (DB), and deaf-disabled (DD) individuals in Utah who have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, or abuse. Case management integrates and manages services and resources for the client.

Offers case management services to individuals who have experienced domestic violence or sexual assault in their lives.

Provides case management for children and adults with developmental disabilities. People enrolled in this program receive comprehensive and coordinated care services as part of their Medicaid eligibility.

Provides case management services to individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or DeafBlind to aid in applying to relevant state and federal services. Can help individuals apply for health insurance, HEAT, tax assistance, and more.

The McKinney-Vento program provides services to students experiencing homelessness or in unconventional housing situations. Services include school fee waivers, lunch fee waivers, basic needs and healthcare referrals, and occasionally school transportation.

Provides case management for adults and youth diagnosed with a serious mental illness who need assistance in gaining access to and maintaining necessary care and services. Case managers work closely with clients to assess their specific needs. Individualized treatment plans are designed to meet those needs.

Assists parents in assessing their family's needs, then works with the family to make referrals to get the needs met. Helps provide internet access for finding employment and can also help families apply for social programs.

Basic needs assistance managers and navigators work with individuals or families in need to refer to services within the organization and in the community. Certified case managers provide holistic needs assessments, service plans, ongoing support, and financial planning.

Provides case managers that can come to the home and provide referrals to resources.

Provides families a comprehensive set of services and educational resources where they live, helping them to navigate complex, separate, specialized social services agencies while overcoming transportation and childcare barriers.

Assist client basic needs including housing, food, clothing, or other needed resources.