Network of nonprofit organizations who help with health insurance: finding answers, the right coverage, etc.

Providing access to primary healthcare services for medical, dental, behavioral health, and vision. 

Providing access to primary healthcare services for medical, dental, behavioral health, pharmacy and vision. 

This resource helps all people regardless of documentation and insurance. If uninsured, provide proof of income through 1040 document, 3 months bank statement, or 1 month's worth paystubs (including how many hours worked per pay period). 

Clinic Phone: (801) 417-0131

Offering community members access to primary and preventative health care, dental services, and mental health provided in a a compassionate, respectful, and professional manner.

Phone: (801) 412-6920

located inside the Consulate of Mexico in Salt Lake City 660 S 300 E, #300, Salt Lake City, 84111 and it is open to the public from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm Monday through Friday.  Limited services, specifically for the Latinx community. 

Contact: Cecilia Figueroa cecy@cuutah.org          or Yeimi Chavez yeimi@cuutah.org 

Provides no-cost or low-cost immunizations for children and adults who are uninsured or under-insured.

The lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you and your loved ones, and best practices for professionals in the U.S.

Call  1-800-273-8255  or text TALK to 741741

Resource for students, parents and educators.  Safe Utah--available through an app, online or by phone--answers crisis calls and chats, about one's self or others, 24/7/365.  Their services are provided at no cost and are always confidential.  Counseling topics include: depression & anxiety; suicide prevention; drug & alcohol problems; self-harm; loss & grief; bullying & cyberbullying; relationship difficulties; any life challenge.

Phone: (833) 372-3388 

Access to free, trauma-informed yoga, meditation and breathing exercises

If you like, please join the free, remote 'take care of you' class every Thurs from 12.15 to 12:45. You are NOT on camera, you can come and go as you need, it doesn't interrupt the class. 

30 min Gentle Stretching & Breathing for HOME or OFFICE (standing or seated) All shapes and sizes and abilities welcome every week!

Meeting ID: 971 8742 6909 

Passcode: 716670

LBHS is a nonprofit, grassroots organization created to minimize the disparities in access to mental health services among the underserved Latino population of Utah.

Phone: (801) 935-4447

Referrals: jules.martinez@latinobehavioral.org

Offering free webinars focused on Infant/Early Childhood Mental Health topics.

Utah chapter of national organization working to prevent child abuse through education, raising public awareness and advocating family friendly public policy.  

Website includes research based articles, parent tips, and more. 

Empowering parents to help children with disabilities by "providing accurate information, empathetic peer support, valuable training and effective advocacy." 

Main:  801-272-1051

Toll-Free in Utah: 1-800-468-1160

Spanish: 801-272-1067

DDI Vantage, Inc. empowers vulnerable children, adults and families to reach their full potential.  Providing services for early intervention, early head start home-based, early head start child care partnerships, and adult and youth services. 

Primary care and prenatal services, young mom support groups, and more.

Phone, SL Center: (801) 322-5571

Alternative high school where daycare is provided

 501 E 3900 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84107 

Questions: kfurse@graniteschools.org 

Supplemental nutrition program run by the Utah Department of Health, providing to women with infants and small children: Healthy foods, nutrition counseling, healthy eating, prenatal nutrition, health assessments, and breastfeeding support. 

Phone: 1-877-WIC-KIDS (942-5437) or (801) 273-2991

Email: wic@utah.gov

Granite Peaks Lifelong Learning empowers adult learners through individualized experiences to improve their lives, communities, and futures.

Granite Peaks Learning Center: (385) 646-5447

Hunter High School: (385) 646-5366

Granger High School: (385) 646-3525

A multicultural learning center, providing education and skills necessary for students to achieve self-sufficiency and become contributing participants within their community.  Offering adult English Language Learners, High School Graduation and GED Prep courses.

Phone: (801) 578-8574

Phone: (801) 521-8502

The Refugee Justice League is a non-profit, non-partisan organization founded to promote and defend the Constitutional rights of all refugees in the United States of America.

Refugee Justice League of Utah Phone: (801) 916-1830

Numerous community food banks offering free food are available nearby and are supported by the Utah Food Bank

United States Department of Agriculture program designed to assist low income families supplement their food budget and provide healthy foods.  Program offered through Utah Department of Workforce Services.

Supplemental nutrition program run by the Utah Department of Health, providing to women with infants and small children: Healthy foods, nutrition counseling, healthy eating, prenatal nutrition, health assessments, and breastfeeding support. 

Phone: 1-877-WIC-KIDS (942-5437) or (801) 273-2991

Email: wic@utah.gov

Dedicated to fighting poverty and its root causes in Utah.  They serve over 60,000 people annually through six core programs: Adult Education, Case Management & Housing, Head Start preschool, HEAT utility assistance, Nutrition, and Weatherization for homes.

Address: 1307 S. 900 W.  SLC, UT 84104

Phone: (801) 359-2444

General email: info@utahca.org

For rental assistance referrals, email:

sahil.oberoi@utahca.org

Jamie.castleton@utahca.org  

For landlord/tenant mediation, contact:

heather.lester@utahca.org    

For HEAT (Utility assistance) program, call:

(801) 521-6107

Head Start (preschool)

801-359-2444

erseateam@utahca.org

Website for low-cost internet or no-cost internet for families who qualify.  

Free tax preparation services for low-income families.  The IRS manages the VITA program, but the VITA sites are operated by IRS partners and staffed by volunteers.

Westminster College Tax Clinics

Westminster College Tax Clinics are VITA partners able to assist with all 1040 filings, including 1040-NR (non-resident alien).  

VITA tax clinic location at Westminster College main campus is open year round and  multiple pop-up locations are open during tax season.

Phone: (801) 210-8291

Tax Help Utah 

A local partner organization that offers VITA services.

Phone: 1 (800) 568-9397

Email: taxes@taxhelput.org

A project focused on increasing Utahns' awareness of their potential EITC (Earned Income Tax Credit) benefits and linking them to free, high quality tax preparation assistance through the VITA program.

Phone: (385) 465-5172

Email: Connect2collect@utah.edu