State & Local Resources

The mission of the Children’s Justice Center Program is to provide a comfortable, neutral, child-friendly atmosphere for children to receive coordinated services during the child abuse investigative process.
Local centers throughout the state of Utah.

Friends Against Family Violence (FAFV) is a community based nonprofit domestic and sexual violence program. FAFV provides advocacy, shelter, rehousing, crisis intervention, education, and prevention in the Tri-County of Uintah, Duchesne, and Daggett. We provide services for women, men, and all gender identities, as well as dependents. All of our services are 100% free and 100% confidential.
24-Hour Emergency Shelter
24-Hour Crisis Line 435-781-2264

The mission of the FSCU is to strengthen Utah families one community at a time by supporting parents, protecting children, and preserving families. To accomplish this mission, each Family Support Center provides its clients with a 24-hour crisis & respite nursery, a 24-hour information and referral service, and a parenting and youth education program. Based on the needs of the particular community it serves, each agency likewise offers additional services, ranging from on-site therapists, lending libraries, and in-home parenting support.

Help Me Grow Utah has access to the entire directory of maternal mental health providers, and will follow up with clients for free to ensure they are seeking appropriate help in a timely manner.
Provides mental health screenings online and over the phone.
Provides services in both English and Spanish.
You can enroll now here.
Call 801-691-5322 for more information.
Services include personalized parent support, referrals to community support, and are free of cost to Utah residents and providers.

A statewide resource effort to prevent suicide by promoting education, providing resources, and changing our culture around suicide and mental health.
If you need help, talk to a licensed clinician here.
To help others and learn warning signs, click here.
For more resources, click here.
Spanish version available.

Love and logic makes the science of raising and teaching kids fun and practical.
We are the world leader in practical resources for parents and teachers.

Our Mission is to build and provide a spiritual-based sober living community and support system for women struggling with substance-use disorder, helping them transform into spiritually-minded, productive, and service-oriented individuals while staying connected with their families, homes, workplaces, and communities. We support women who are willing and ready to make positive changes, learn about their disorder, and work towards a sincere recovery program that enables them to reenter the community, armed with the skills and tools they learn, to be productive and responsible individuals.

The Thompsen House of Hope is a duly licensed Men’s Addiction Recovery Residence that was conceived and developed over a period of 3 years by an interfaith group of local individuals from our immediate communities. These dedicated individuals observed that nearly 30% of all households in the Uintah Basin have been affected by drug or alcohol abuse.
Thompsen House of Hope serves the entire Uintah Basin and its residents with a purpose of providing a place of assistance, including living quarters in a safe, substance-free environment. We serve men of all ages and ethnic groups who are suffering from alcohol abuse, illicit drug abuse, and/or illegal or overuse of legal prescription drugs, which have become problematic.
Our program is 120 days in length and includes an in-house faith-based 12-step recovery curriculum for all residents. Our home also provides other faith-based curricula such as Authentic Manhood training. All of our programs are administered and taught by our Residence Manager and a myriad of local, community volunteers.

The Utah Marriage Commission focuses on strengthening marriages and families in Utah. It promotes marriage education, relationship skills, and family well-being through our podcast series, webinar series, e-Courses, and other resources. The commission collaborates with community partners and educators to provide tools for healthy relationships, aiming to strengthen marriage and foster stable family environments.