Utah Valley Refugees

Assist refugees to become self-reliant:

• Education: ESL classes, tutoring for college students

• Employment: job app help, resume building, referrals

• Healthcare: medical appointments, health Insurance

• Housing: rental applications & assistance, housing assistance

• Immigration assistance: pro-bono services

• In-kind donations: hygiene, cleaning, clothing, food supplies

• Educational workshops: health education, financial consulting, cultural orientation, etc.

• 125 East 300 South, Suite 202
  Provo, Utah 84606
  801-850-5013
  amanda@utahvalleyrefugees.org

Tabitha's Way (local food pantry)

• Self-declared income/low-income based

• Can provide coats and shoes for women and children, also have mattresses

• Will accept Deseret Industries vouchers/orders, but prefer that wards provide their own vouchers because funds are limited

• Have backpack giveaways, Thanksgiving turkey baskets, and Christmas dinner baskets

• Have referrals services for rental assistance, medical insurance, mental health, legal advice

• Spanish Fork
  45 East 100 North, Spanish Fork, UT 84660
  (801) 709-8573
  info@tabithasway.org

• American Fork
  920 East State Road, American Fork, UT 84003
  (801) 692-1881
  infonorth@tabithasway.org

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) - BYU

• Available to full-time students only - services are free

• https://caps.byu.edu/ 

• Counseling groups

• Individual therapy: Limited to seven sessions per semester

• Crisis services, including suicide

• Students can walk in between 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

• After 4:30 - 8:00 pm: 801-422-3035 phone crisis intervention services

• Services available for deaf students through BYU Accessibility Services

• They have online training services available

• Quicker Care - Workshops taught by therapists

Wasatch Mental Health Services

• Free to residents of Utah

• Mobile Crisis Outreach Team: Licensed therapist and peer support specialist - go out to people wherever they want to meet

• Adult Receiving Center: any mental health or substance use crisis - 24 hour in-patient care

• Help to apply for Medicaid and other community services

• Crisis Residential Support: 801-494-0880

Wasatch Behaviorial Health - Vantage Point

• Resources for children up to 18 yrs. old - free

• Trauma Informed Center of Care - in-patient and out-patient services available Serving Services available in: Utah, Wasatch, and Juab Counties

• 1189 E 300 N
  Provo, UT 84606
  801-373-2215

• ASL services available

• Parents in crisis can drop off children there for up to two days: https://www.wasatch.org/children-youth-and-family-services-ii/vantage-point/

Family Haven

• Nursery and therapy programs help parents get back on their feet

• provide families with resources that make their home a safer and happier place for their children

• Call our agency at 801-229-1181 for information about the Crisis Respite Nursery, or help with crisis intervention/referral services for your children

• https://family-haven.org

https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/topics/welfare/leader-resources/topics?lang=eng

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Janalee Pickett is a local expert on budgeting and using our money wisely. She gave a presentation at the Utah Valley Ward on 27 Sep 2024 and taught us more about how to make our money work for us better and understand it as a tool to create our life, not control our life. 

Watch the presentation.

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You don't have to wait or ask permission to serve others; everyone needs someone to minister to them. 

1. Sit down and share a little love. Pay attention. 

2. Ask for permission to take some notes that can be shared.

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