Resources for Our Communities
We serve the most diverse districts in our state. We know that our diversity is our strength, and with that comes a diverse set of needs. This page outlines some key organizations and agencies that assist with voting, immigration, legal help, housing, food assistance, disability assistance, labor concerns, and more. If we are missing any organizations or resources from this list, please email us to let us know!
Child Care
We offer nationally accredited toddler, preschool, afterschool, and summer programs for children age 15 months to 12 years old. We also provide day care and support services for adults who need supervised care during the day, allowing more adults in our community to age in place.
Early Childhood Utah
Use this website to find and connect with trusted early childhood resources for children from birth through age 8 across Utah.
The Children's Center
Trauma-informed, evidence-based mental health care treatment exclusively to infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and their families and caregivers.
Camp Kostopulos
Child & Youth Programs
Media programs.
Non profit dance programs.
Connect refugee & mainstream communities through soccer-related activities
Disability Resources
The Disability Law Center advances and enforces the legal rights, choices, and opportunities of Utahns with disabilities.
Accessible home modifications.
Federal Issues
For issues related to federal agencies, passports, international assistance, foreign policy, immigration and immigration enforcement, federal benefits such as MEDICAID/ MEDICARE, Social Security, and Veterans Affairs, Congress, or the White House, please contact a member of Utah's Federal Delegation.
Utah's US Senators
Utah's US Representatives
Food Assistance
For 60 years Crossroads Urban Center has helped low income individuals and families with food and clothing while promoting policies that reduce hunger, homelessness and poverty in Utah.
The pantry is open for customers on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, from 11:00-1:30 and Thursday from 5:00-6:30. Customers MUST be in line 15 minutes before closing to be service (by 1:15 on T/W/F and by 6:15 on Th)
By offering access to free fresh produce and canned goods, we provide valuable meal supplementation while helping those in need maintain their independence and dignity. This is a client-choice pantry, customers can choose items based on their family needs and preferences.
Housing & Shelter
Since 1970, the Housing Authority of Salt Lake City (HASLC) has provided affordable housing to low-income families in Salt Lake County.
Immigration Assistance
Immigration legal clinics in Salt Lake City, Ogden, Logan, and Provo.
The Pro Bono Initiative (PBI) is a volunteer program that provides free brief legal advice to members of the Utah community. PBI does not provide direct legal representation and cannot represent you in court or file paperwork on your behalf.
The Community Legal Clinic provides free legal services to those in need. Represent clients in matters including immigration, contracts, housing, and other matters. Citizenship and other community classes are also taught at the clinic.
Labor Issues
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Employment Discrimination Complaints
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Wage Claims
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Worker's Compensation Coverage
Recovery & Wellness
Connection-based approach to recovery from substance use disorders.
525 E 100 S #4400
801-231-9346
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Syringe exchange
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Hepatitis C Testing
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Wound Care
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STD/ STI Testing
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Naloxone
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HIV Testing
Temporary pet care for dogs and cats due to crisis situations.
Other
Social services, health programs, vaccines, PowWows, and community events for Indigenous people.
Connect veterans and service members with the benefits and resources available to them.