Our mission is to connect residents of Utah looking to give or receive help, valuable information about health and human services in a simple, confidential, and comprehensive way. United Way 2-1-1 envisions the services offered by 2-1-1 to be a guide for callers attempting to navigate the human services industry and get connected to appropriate resources in order to receive or give help. We seek to provide solutions to everyday issues in a trusted and accurate way in more than 170 languages. 2-1-1 is an easy-to-remember, three-digit phone number that brings people and services together.

Non-profit organization focused on helping individauls with saving and budgeting money. Offer multiple services for free which include; IDA: participating financial institutions match 2 to 1 savings for 1st time home buyers, start a business, college tuition, disability equipment. One on one financial counseling. Debt Management Program that helps individual pay off excessive dept withing 5 years for a small fee.

Support Groups provide education, referral services, support and assistance to families by professionals in a group setting.
Active Access Support Group: Monthly meetings to unite individuals who use scooters, wheelchairs or crutches for mobility with the community. Includes training / education and recreation. It meets the 2nd Tuesday of the month.
Caregivers Support Groups: Monthly meetings that provide education, referral services, support and assistance to families and professionals involved with caregiving. It meets the last Wednesday of the month.
Grief Support Groups: Monthly meetings that give support to those experiencing grief from the loss of a loved one. It meets the 2nd Wednesday of the month.
Low Vision Support Group: Monthly meetings in both Carbon and Emery Counties with peers to learn techniques to adapt to their disability. Skills and experiences are shared.

Conducts individual assessments for assistive technology, individual training for devices needed, and information/assistance in obtaining funding. Provides community education, has an equipment loan bank, information and referral in locating assistive technology.

Visiting and connecting with check-up phone calls, provides respite care for caregiver, assisting with light housework or yardwork, and linking individuals with other community services. Volunteer training is provided at Active Re-Entry.

Music and Memory: MUSIC & MEMORY? brings personalized music into the lives of the elderly or disabled individuals through digital music technology, vastly improving quality of life. It has been scientifically proven that these musical favorites tap deep memories, assist with pain management and can bring individuals back to life, enabling them to feel like themselves again, to converse, socialize and stay present. Active Re-Entry is certified as a MUSIC & MEMORY? provider and is able to provide personalized playlists for individuals living in the community. Our playlist includes over 5,000 songs and we can obtain specific songs as requested. The iPods, headphones and set up are free of charge. In addition, if you have an iPod Shuffle you are no longer using, please consider donating it to help someone

This is a free service that provides daily transportation for individuals needing radiation treatments to Utah Valley, Regence and Timpanogos Hospitals. Monday thru Friday the bus leaves Active Re-Entry at 11:30 a.m. and returns around 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon.

Youth Program: Brings together youth ranging from 10-24 years of age. This community based activity program helps to build self confidence, IL skills training, advocacy, and increase communication and socialization skills.

Education in adaptive techniques and devices, peer support groups, peer counseling, orientation and mobility training, information on resources and benefits available to those with low vision, and social/recreation activities.

AP&P agents work hand-in-hand with other law-enforcement agencies, the courts, the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole and treatment providers. The supervision of offenders transcends beyond ensuring that they comply with conditions of probation or parole. Our officers often must assist offenders with obtaining the basic essentials to survive. This may include housing, employment, school, training, food, treatment, therapy and counseling.

Services include investigation of abuse, neglect and exploitation of vulnerable adults (18+) with mental and physical disabilities, and individuals over 65 with protective needs.

ACP is a Benefit program that helps ensure that households can afford the broadband they need for work, school, healthcare and more. The FCC Benefit Program provides a monthly discount for broadband households who qualify.

Aggies Elevated Eastern is a three-year inclusive postsecondary education program for students with intellectual disabilities at Utah State University Eastern in Price, Utah. We empower our students to become self-determined citizens of inclusive communities. The program offers a two-year certificate in integrated College and Community Studies and several pathways for technical education options in the third year to the program.

Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. No fees.

Meetings are held at The Trinity Christian Center on Main Street.

Daily Meetings @ 12:00 p.m. except Fridays.

Tuesdays: East Carbon @ 7:00 p.m. in Commissioners Office in Box room on second floor.
Ferron @ 7:00 p.m. at Senior Center

Fridays: Trinity Christian Center @ 7:00 p.m.

East Carbon @ 7:00 p.m. at East Carbon Community Center

Saturday's: Trinity Christian Center @ 7:00 p.m. (Sat. Night Speaker)

ACS is an non-profit organization whose mission is to promote the well-being of culturally diverse and underserved individuals by providing services for health, safety, legal and social growth. Programs they offer range from COVID-19 resorces, Immigration services, Breast & Cervical Cancer screenings, Triunfadoras-Cancer Survivor Support Groups, Chip and Medicade, Workplace Safety Trainings, Alliance Community Services Virtual Q&A.

Once American Credit Foundation receives your application, you will be assigned a counselor that will go over your information and your preliminary online quote and will develop a Debt Management Plan for you. Your counselor will then contact you with your new monthly payment and verify your preferred payment date. We will then notify your creditors and make payment arrangements. Within a week or two you will receive a welcome package that confirms your Debt Management Plan and includes other useful information.

BACA exists with the intent to create a safer environment for abused children. We exist as a body of Bikers to empower children to not feel afraid of the world in which they live. We stand ready to lend support to our wounded friends by involving them with an established, united organization. We work in conjunction with local and state officials who are already in place to protect children.

Youth programs promoting character & leadership development, education & career, health & life skills, the arts, and sports, fitness & recreation.

Bridle Up Hope focuses on girls and women over the age of 12 who are working to build hope, confidence and resilience. This amazing organization teaches young women to recognize their inherent worth and potential through equestrian training.

BEAR provides economic development effort in Carbon and Emery Counties that targets projects, programs and information to support area business/employment expansion and retention.

BEAR is currently pausing all public meetings, but you may reach out to the agency by contacting Nick Tatton.

CERT teams assist the community year-round by helping with community emergency plans, neighborhood exercises, preparedness outreach, fire safety education, and workplace safety.
In addition to supporting emergency responders during a disaster, the CERT program builds strong working relationships between emergency responders and the people they serve.

Recovery Support Services are provided by people who share their lived-experience of addiction and recovery. In the continuum of treatment for Substance Use Disorders, Recovery Support Services offer clients a network for building strong and mutually supportive relationships with informal supports and formal systems in their communities. Recovery Support Services are strengths-based to promote and encourage recovery.

Home Visiting Program provides weekly, to monthly in-home services based on individual needs and strengths of families. They strive to provide all expectant mothers and parents with newborns the opportunity to receive the education and support at the time their baby is born through the age of five. We offer monthly group connections to network with other parents.

Family Support Nursey provides a safe place for your child to stay while you attend court hearings, medical or mental health appointments, parenting or substance abuse classes, meetings to strengthen the family, or respite when you just need a break. We assist families in time of crisis or to escape the violence of any kind. We also provide resources. The center offers parenting classes to adults and teens throughout the year. ALL our services are FREE of charge with NO income guidelines.

Carbon County Fuller Center partners with community members, businesses, volunteers and individuals to partners with homeowners to aide with critical home repairs. Offering low monthly payments, interest free. We build with people in need regardless of race or religion, we welcome volunteers and supporters from all backgrounds.

Treatment of medical problems for all ages. Emergency care, well-child clinic, immunizations, hearing tests, family planning, lab, WIC services, mental health, and full-service pharmacy on a sliding scale fee. Full general dentistry and denture services, family dental van. Call for date and time. Dental services are provided on a first come, first served basis. Carbon Medical offers transportation to and from you appointments, call to schedule your transportation 2 days in advance at your local facility. They also offer pharmacy drop off to your home.

Receive free parent referrals to your child care program, assistance starting a child care program, consulting on child care issues, training and professional development resources.

Castle Country Pregnancy Resource Center exists to assist the people of Carbon & Emery Counties to make life-affirming pregnancy decisions by offering hope, compassionate help, & truth in love.

The Division of Juvenile Justice Services is to be a leader in the field of juvenile justice by changing young lives, supporting families and keeping communities safe. Improve short-term and long-term outcomes for our youth. Support families in the rehabilitation process. Improve the safety, security and morale of JJS youth and employees.

Possible concerns; anger, lying, stealing, grades dropping, trouble with parents and family, trouble with friends, running away. Serving youth ages 10-18; help with behavior problems, crisis intervention, family support, meetings as needed, help families stay together. If we can't help you, we will assist in finding someone who can.

Classes held weekly in Price and in Castle Dale. Free service to assist with developing a happy, successful home environment. Improve family relationships. Learn to cope with stressful situations. Serving families with children ages 10 to 18. Adolescence can be referred to our outreach and/or school-based services at JJS.utah.gov/referral or call 435-650-0396.

Castle Valley Center provides opportunities to enhance the quality of life and independence of individuals with disabilities living in Carbon and Emery counties. this will be done by developing appropriate educational goals which include enhanced self-esteem, independence, self-direction, and socialization. These opportunities are provided through specialized staff, technology, instructional methods, adaptive equipment, related service providers, parents, and community members.

Hospital based, three to five day acute withdrawal management service, provided at Castleview Hospital, for adults who are in the impending or early stage of withdrawal from alcohol and/or opioids.
Requires voluntary admission to the hospital
Provides round-the-clock medical care by the hospitalist team & nursing staff.
Uses protocol-specific medications to reduce the severity of withdrawal symptoms.
Individuals must be committed to staying in the hospital until they are medically stable, once discharged from the hospital, they must be motivated to continue addiction treatment.
Telephone pre-screening, in-person assessment, admission to Castleview, acute withdrawal management, individualized discharge planning, post discharge follow-up.
Most insurance plans are accepted.

Our goal is to make our community healthier. At Castleview Hospital we provide a wide range of health care needs and services. For more information or a list of services please call.

Offer education and assistance to families preparing for the birth of a child, prenatal classes, Smart Start classes (including car seat safety education), breastfeeding education and support, and sibling class which encourages big brothers and sisters to be part of the event.

Celebrate Therapy is the first clinic in Provo, Utah and the surrounding area that is owned and run by a team of queer clinicians. We work to support clients in becoming confident and supported in their own queerness. We’ll also work alongside family members who are working through how to support their queer loved ones. We are hoping to lead a transformational change in Utah County and beyond!

To Impower Latino and Utah families by providing equitable access to information, resources, and educational programs to advance and strengthen the community. This includes: assistance with USCIS forms for citizenship, DACA, Low -Income Taxpayer Clinic, paperwork assistance, etc.

The CJC assists in the coordination of child abuse investigations by providing children with a comfortable, child-friendly atmosphere during this time. We also provide counseling services to victims of abuse.

Services provided
*Adoption
*Care About Childcare Program
*Grandfamiles & Kinship Care
*Home Visitation

Chrysalis is here to help guide you through the process of getting services! We provide various options, starting with early intervention ABA therapy for children and adolescents with Autism. We also offer supported living, day services, and total 24-hour care in Shared Homes or Foster Parent living arrangements.

This is a tax credit for homeowners and mobile homeowners who meet certain income and resident qualifications. Utah residents have additonal types of property tax relief, including:
* Veterans with a disability exemption
*Active or Reserve Duty Armed Forces Expemtion
* Blind Exemption
*Indegent Abatement/Denial

Utah code provides gerneral relief to qualifying senior citeizens, or a surviving spouce, who have income below statutorily mandated levels. The renter refund applies to both renters of manufactured homeowners who rent lots.
Applications are open mid-April through December 13th each year

Coal Country Housing & Development is a 501(c)3 is a nonprofit organization providing quality housing for low income families.
Families need to apply and qualify for Section 8 Housing.
Coal Country Housing & Development accepts boardmembers who have a vision of affordable housing.

Offers resources to women and men and their children of domestic violence, provides a domestic shelter for victims in danger. For men they will place them in a motel. An outreach program is offered for non-emergency and emergency situations. The Women's Shelter has resources to other women shelters in the state if victims want to relocate outside of the area.

The Closet is a non-profit organization that provides free clothing. Be mindful to only get what you need. We gladly accept donations of clothing, financial contributions, and volunteer help.

The program is in the Trinity Christian Center, just ask for an application.

Comunidad Materna en Utah is a non-profit organization who supports Hispanic expectant families with prenatal classes, lactation support, and postpartum support, as will as referrals for additional needs.

Protect consumers from unfair and deceptive business practices, to encourage the development of fair business practices, and to provide consumer education.

District courts have jurisdiction over civil cases, felonies and class A misdemeanors. Justice courts have jurisdiction over most class B & C misdemeanors, ordinance violations, and infractions committed by a person 18 years of age or older. Juvenile courts are for youth under 18 years of age with exception of certain class B & C misdemeanors over age 16.

Dahlia’s Hope provides aftercare for survivors of sex trafficking. Our mission is to provide therapeutic services, medical, education, vocational training, transition into the workplace, residential support, and life skills to help these survivors function independently and successfully in society. We provide a multi-tiered approach to reach individuals in varying stages of recovery. Dahlia’s Hope also provides outpatient services.

Choose to Work (CTW) meets business needs with customized services and qualified applicants. The Utah State Office of Rehabilitation (USOR) and the Utah Department of Workforce Services (DWS) partner to ensure employment success. This program meets the employment needs of Utah businesses by providing employers with qualified and job-ready individuals. CTW employment specialists provide preparation and placement services to Utah job seekers with disabilities. CTW meets diverse workforce needs across all industries.

Provide temporary assistance to individuals and families in unemployed, underemployed or special needs circumstances. Support services include: employment services: workshops and resources to help build job skills, and to help you make informed choices about your next job. Food Stamps (now SNAP, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), financial support, including TANF funds, medical assistance, child care assistance, unemployment insurance benefits, training services, and veteran resources.

Resume writing: Learn to write and design a cutting edge resume and cover letter to power up a current resume to get that interview.
Interviewing Skills: Learn to be confident in an interview, research employers, market skills and answer questions to gain an edge in the inverviewing process to land that job.
LCT Group: Learn about common stressors when looking for employment and develop coping mechanisms as stressors arise. Topics include stress management, self-esteem, self-care, working with difficult people, setting boundaries and family management while working.