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Provides prevention group classes for youth. Classes include The Body Project. This class helps young women resist pressure to conform to body ideals and aims to reduce the risk of eating disorders. ME Time focuses on assisting teens to manage emotions and increase positive engagement. Stress Busters is for 10-12 year-olds who are struggling with worry or sadness.

Provides 8 weeks of mental health therapy for Salt Lake County youth and young adults. Longer-term therapy is offered to clients who qualify financially.

Provides psychoeducational group classes to parents and guardians. Classes include Staying Connected with Your Teen and Guiding Good Choices. Classes are also available in Spanish.

Provides substance use disorder counseling for youth and young adults that includes a comprehensive evaluation and outpatient services. Referrals are made to other agencies for higher levels of care. The program provides a best practices treatment approach and includes individual therapy, family therapy, group therapy, and case management services.

Short and long-term individual and family counseling available up to 8 weeks for youth ages 8 to 18 and their families for issues such as depression, anxiety, and assistance with runaway and ungovernable youth. Available at both Salt Lake City and West Jordan locations.

PRISM club is an open group for youth of all genders and sexualities.

Provides a crisis response line for teens in crisis and their families.

Includes a substance abuse evaluation and four treatment program levels: Outpatient, Intensive Outpatient, Enhanced Intensive Outpatient and Day Treatment.

Volunteers needed to provide supplies and assemble 20 full gift bags for each child that will be at its shelter.

Provides shelter and transitional housing services to young adults aged 18 - 21. The "Milestone" program goals include helping clients obtain stable employment, and build skills, resources, and support within the community.

Includes a substance abuse evaluation and four treatment program levels: Outpatient, Intensive Outpatient, Enhanced Intensive Outpatient and Day Treatment.

After-School Program volunteers teaching and instruct in skills such as piano, guitar, sewing, pottery, sports, art, etc. with children and youth. Opportunities available evenings, weekdays, weekends, on-going or one-time. Open to individuals or groups (2 - 10 people).

The Juvenile Receiving Center (JRC) provides walk-in crisis counseling case management services and referrals to community agencies for youth in crisis and their families. Youth may come to the facility independently or parents may bring youth in for individual or family crisis counseling.