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While you are a student at Valley High, it is very important that you perform well and are on track to graduate.
However, it is MORE important that you feel well and that you are taking care of yourself and your mental health.
Crisis Response
Crisis Response
If you, a family member, or a friend are in need of IMMEDIATE HELP outside of school hours use any of the following resources to get the help and support you need. All of these resources are available 24/7 and can connect you to mental health professionals. Each organization's website is bolded, blue and underlined.
Click the icon or link above to download or connect with SafeUT, an app that is
monitored 24/7 where you can chat while in crisis or leave tips for school officials
regarding friends or loved ones you are concerned about
If you'd like to speak with someone online - Click this link for a free crisis online chatroom
988 - National Crisis and suicide prevention hotline
801-587-3000- Utah Statewide Crisis Line
1-877-YOUTHLINE - National Youth Crisis Line
801-373-7393 - Wasatch Mental Health Crisis Line
585-468-4500 - Salt Lake County Youth Services
Homeless Youth
Homeless Youth
Volunteers of America - Utah
Volunteers of America - Utah
Provides meals, emergency shelter, case management, and support for homeless and at-risk teens ages 15-22. A full list of services the Volunteers of America provides can be found by clicking on this link.
Intake centers are located at the Juvenile Receiving Centers at the addresses below:
Youth Services Main Facility
Youth Services Main Facility
177 W. Price Avenue (3610 S.)
South Salt Lake, Utah, 84115
Phone: 385-468-4500
Hours open: 24/7
Riverton Location
Riverton Location
1262 W 12700 S
Riverton, UT 84065
Phone: 385-468-4610
Hours: Monday-Friday 8 AM to 6 PM
Safe Place Program: You can ask for help at any of the 88 "safe places" across the valley. Rec centers, fire stations, and libraries are some of the safe places. Watch for the yellow sign.
If you are currently considered homeless and are curious about how Valley High School can help, you can contact our Homeless Liaison Tami Kistler for more information.
Other Resources
Other Resources
LGBTQ
LGBTQ
Family Acceptance Project: For families who are trying to work through understanding LGBTQ youth, the Family Acceptance Project has many great resources. Some informational pamphlets which are created by the Family
Utah Pride Center: For groups and services dealing specifically with LGBTQ issues the Utah Pride Center has many resources and can connect students and families
Grief and Loss
Grief and Loss
The following sites have MANY resources that may help you deal with grief, loss, and trauma. They can connect you to local resources, online chats, books, groups, and counseling.
Caring Connections (Utah Specific)
Divorce
Divorce
Divorce is difficult. We encourage you to be open about your difficulty with divorce. Some resources can be found below, but openness with your counselor and parents can help lead you to healing.
Drugs and Alcohol
Drugs and Alcohol
Just for Youth has local, Utah-specific information about drug abuse, treatment, AA, NA Alteen, community resources, and treatment information available.
Family Support, Heath, Pregnancy and Parenting
Family Support, Heath, Pregnancy and Parenting
The Family Support Center is a community resource that offers parenting and family support services
Online pregnancy, parenting, and other health information can be found at THIS LINK
Jordan Family Education Center
Jordan Family Education Center
The Jordan Family Education Center provides weekly classes on anger management, parenting, dealing with divorce, anxiety, social skills, and many other important topics of wellness and mental health. You can also receive FREE counseling services through the Jordan Education Center. For a current class schedule, click this link. You can also call the number below to schedule an intake appointment or ask about specific classes.
Call the Jordan Family Education Center: (801-565-7742)
Call the Jordan Family Education Center: (801-565-7742)
Individual Counseling with your counselor can be coordinated by setting an appointment, if needed your counselor can refer you to The Jordan Family Education Center (or community resources) for additional help according to need.
Groups are run at Valley High based on need, if you are struggling with grief, divorce, anxiety or school success; we encourage you to ask about groups and we will work to meet your needs.
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