Human Services Nonprofits in Utah

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A CHILD'S HOPE FOUNDATION EXISTS TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF POVERTY AND TRAUMA FOR ORPHANS AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN. CHILDREN IN UNSAFE CONDITIONS OR WHO HAVE BEEN DESERETED NEED A SAFE PLACE TO BE (OFTEN ORPHANAGES) WHILE EFFORTS ARE MADE TO DISCOVER IDEAL OPTIONS FOR THAT CHILD, SUCH AS FAMILY REUNIFICATION, FOSTER CARE, ADOPTION, OR OTHERWISE. UNTIL THE NEED FOR ORPHANAGES BECOMES OBSOLETE, WE ARE COMMITTED TO SERVING THE CHILDREN WHO LIVE THERE BY HELPING THEM HEAL, OVERCOME EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL DEFICITS, AND GAIN THE SKILLS NEEDED TO THRIVE AS HEALTHY ADULTS.

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BIG GAME FOREVER PROVIDES AMERICAN BIG GAME AND LIVESTOCK PROTECTION. THE ORGANIZATION FOCUSES ON MAKING THE PUBLIC AWARE OF THE DAMAGES THAT ARE BEING INFLICTED ON BIG GAME HERDS. IT ALSO ACTIVELY SOLICITS SUPPORT FOR LOCAL OVERSIGHT OF BIG GAME AND LEGISLATIVE PROTECTION.

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MISSION STATEMENT: UTAH REFUGEE CONNECTION MISSION: CREATING MEANINGFUL CONNECTIONS BETWEEN REFUGEES, THE COMMUNITY, AND PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS WHICH SUPPORT REFUGEES IN DEVELOPING SELF-SUFFICIENT AND FULFILLING LIVES. SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITY: UTAH REFUGEE CONNECTION IS A NON-PROFIT SET UP TO HELP PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY KNOW OF MEANINGFUL WAYS TO LEARN ABOUT, SERVE AND GIVE TO LOCAL REFUGEES. WE COORDINATE WITH THE STATE REFUGEE SERVICE OFFICE, LOCAL REFUGEE PROVIDERS AND MANY REFUGEE COMMUNITIES TO ASSESS NEEDS. WE FILL GAPS IN SERVICES AND OFFER SUPPORT TO LOCAL REFUGEES AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT COULD USE MORE RESOURCES. WE ARE A REFUGEE FOCUSED "SERVICE BROKER" FOR THE COMMUNITY FOR THOSE NEEDING HELP AND FOR THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO HELP LOCAL REFUGEES. WE CONNECT INTERESTED PARTIES IN COLLABORATION TO MEET LOCAL REFUGEE NEEDS. WE ENGAGE INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS MAINLY THOUGH OUR SOCIAL MEDIA FEEDS. WE HAVE OVER 20,000 INDIVIDUALS WHO FOLLOW US ON VARIOUS PLATFORMS. WE SHARE WIT

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SERVING OUR YOUNG AND THOSE IN NEED BY BRINGING TOGETHER THE COMMUNITY TO TAKE ACTION AND BUILD A BRIGHTER FUTURE.

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DIVIINE DEED FUND HELPS INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES WITH CHRONIC AND TERMINAL DISEASES AS WELL AS THOSE THAT ARE UNDER PRIVILEGED, DESTITUTE AND/OR NEED HOPE BY PROVIDING FOOD, CLOTHING AND THE NECESSITIES OF LIFE.

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TO PROVIDE RESIDENTIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL AND DRUG TREATMENT SERVICES AND OUT- PATIENT TREATMENT SERVICES.

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OPTIONS FOR INDEPENDENCE IS A UTAH NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION ORGANIZED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDNG SERVICES, SKILLS TRAINING AND SUPPORT TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES.

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TO BUILD SAFE AND HEALTHY COMMUNITIES BY: PROVIDING SHELTER AND RESOURCES TO FAMILIES IN CRISIS AND VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE, AND OFFERING PREVENTATIVE EDUCATION FOR YOUTH AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS.

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THE CENTER PROVIDES RESOURCES FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND HOMELESSNESS INCLUDING SHELTER SERVICES, EMERGENCY COUNSELING AND REFERRALS TO OTHER AGENCIES; ASSISTS FAMILIES WITH PROBLEMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE; PROVIDES EDUCATION ON PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE; WORKS WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES.

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OUR MISSION IS TOELEVATE THE STATURE OF WOMENS LEADERSHIP IN UTAHBY IMPROVING SOCIETYS UNDERSTANDING OF THE VALUE OF DIVERSITY IN LEADERSHIP ROLES, TRAINING WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP SKILLS, AND CONVEYING THE POSITIVE IMPACT FEMALE LEADERS HAVE ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, VITALITY, AND THE OVERALL HEALTH OF THE STATE.

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TO INCREASE OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH AND ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES TO ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE IN ADAPTIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION

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OVERCOMING THE IMPACT OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT ONE LIFE AT A TIME.

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THE MISSION OF THE RURAL UTAH PROJECT EDUCATION FUND IS TO EMPOWER UNDERREPRESENTED VOTERS IN RURAL UTAH.

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The goal of this organization is to provide a wide variety of social services that are designed to support healthy family development, improve the familys ability to resolve problems and prevent the need for unnecessary placement of children in settings outside the home.

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TO PROVIDE ELDERLY PERSONS AND HANDICAPPED PERSONS WITH HOUSING FACILITIES.

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The goal of this organization are the facilities, usually located in residential neighborhoods, that provide 24-hour non-medical care for individuals with disabilities who need supervision and/or assistance with activities of daily living.

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HOLDING OUT HELP PROVIDES THOSE WHO COME FROM A POLYGAMOUS CULTURE THE RESOURCES NEEDED TO TRANSITION FROM ISOLATION TO INDEPENDENCE. WE STRIVE TO PROVIDE THE NECESSARY RESOURCES AND GUIDANCE FOR THOSE DESIRING TO LEAVE THEIR POLYGAMIST COMMUNITIES.

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LITTLE LAMBS IS IMPACTING THE LIVES OF THOUSANDS OF UTAH CHILDREN BY PROVIDING BASIC ESSENTIALS THROUGH THE LITTLE LAMBS HEALTHY BABIES MONTHLY DIAPER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. THE LITTLE LAMBS COMFORT KIT PROGRAM PROVIDES COMFORT KITS TO CHILDREN THROUGHOUT UTAH TRANSITIONING INTO FOSTER CARE AND EMERGENCY SITUATIONS. OUR PROGRAM GOALS ARE: DISTRIBUTE A BACKPACK OF NECESSITIES TO EVERY CHILD BEING PLACED INTO FOSTER CARE AND EMERGENCY SHELTERS IN OUR DISTRIBUTION LOCATIONS. (1) PROVIDE NEW BELONGINGS, COMFORT, AND HOPE TO CHILDREN WHO MUST BE RESCUED FROM ABUSE, NEGLECT, AND ABANDONMENT. (2) ADDRESS THE IMMEDIATE PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL NEEDS OF RESCUED CHILDREN AND HELP SUPPORT THE AGENCIES CARING FOR THEM. (3) PROVIDE A SENSE OF SELF-WORTH AND SELF-CONFIDENCE BY GIVING FOSTER CHILDREN A BACKPACK OF NEW ITEMS THAT NOW BELONG TO THEM AND THEM ALONE.

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THE ORGANIZATION'S MISSION IS TO SUPPORT DAY CARE PROVIDERS IN SERVING NUTRITIOUS MEALS AS A SPONSOR FOR THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE'S CHILD AND ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM.

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HE MISSION OF THE UAFSC 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.