When school is out, Clubs are in! Boys & Girls Clubs of Weber-Davis has offered positive alternatives to children who may be surrounded by negative influences, showing them how to live successful and productive lives. Boys & Girls Clubs give their members, ages 6 - 18, access to dedicated, trained professionals who can provide guidance in adopting healthy lifestyles and pursuing educational objectives. Most importantly, Boys & Girls Clubs equip young people with the skills they need to resolve conflicts peacefully, improve relationships with every aspect of their day-to-day lives and function as responsible citizens.

Care About Childcare shares valuable information on your care options so you can make the best choice for your family. We provide detailed information about every program that you can't get anywhere else. Not only does Care About Childcare link to each program's Utah Licensing record, but it lets you search by a program's quality rating in our Child Care Quality System.

Utah Afterschool Network is a statewide nonprofit organization that ensures Utah’s children have access to high-quality afterschool programs that keep them engaged, learning, and safe. We assist afterschool teams in building quality programs by mentoring program staff, facilitating professional learning opportunities, and collaboratively creating a model of best practices for programs statewide. We also support national and statewide advocacy initiatives that promote afterschool programs.

Looking for out of school time care for yourself or a loved one? Use our searchable map to find a before, afterschool, or summer program in your neighborhood.

A Center For Grieving Children is a support center for children who are grieving the loss of someone they love because of divorce or separation in the family or because of the death of a loved one. We also have support groups for children in foster care. The Center is the primary program of the Family Summit Foundation. It is a non-profit organization that serves nearly 800 individuals a year. There is no cost to the families that use our services. We are funded through foundations, organizations and private individuals; we do not receive government funding.

Lantern House exists to aid the poor, needy, and homeless by providing them food, shelter, and critical emergency services. We provide a hand up rather than a hand out. Our goal is to transition residents from shelter to housing; encouraging their sense of independence, self-sufficiency, and self-confidence. We are committed to carry out this mission while treating those who come to us with compassion, dignity, and respect.

We provide 24/7 services to individuals and families experiencing a housing or food crisis.

Family Promise recognizes that family homelessness and poverty are complex issues that require comprehensive, innovative solutions. Solving homelessness is not just about housing. Our holistic approach to the crisis of family homelessness includes three key areas of focus: prevention, shelter, and stabilization.

Our families use our day center, from 7:30am to 5:00pm to shower, do laundry, care for pre-school children, and seek employment. FPO provides a case manager to work with the families to develop a personalized plan based upon their specific needs and connects them to the services needed to achieve their goals, which may include financial services, health care, education and job skills training, day care and youth development programs and assisting them to obtain employment and independent housing.

Affordable Housing

Olene Walker Housing Loan Fund: The Olene Walker Housing Loan Fund (OWHLF) develops housing that is affordable to very low, low and moderate-income persons as defined by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) with program rent and income limits updated annually by HUD. Learn More

Section 8 Landlord Incentive Program: The Section 8 Landlord Incentive Program provides financial assistance to landlords to mitigate damages caused by tenants under the HUD Housing Choice Voucher Program, commonly known as Section 8. Learn More

Housing and Affordability Commission: The Commission on Housing Affordability (CHA) is a subcommittee of the Unified Economic Opportunity Commission. The CHA addresses housing affordability through data driven and collaborative methods to identify housing needs, gaps, and opportunities throughout the State of Utah. Learn More

Youth Futures provides safe shelter, collaborative resources, respectful guidance and diverse support to homeless, unaccompanied, runaway and at-risk youth ages 12-18 in Utah. Shelters are open 24 hours per day.

Drop-In Services: Available to any youth ages 12-18. Youth can access food, clothing, hygiene items, laundry facilities, computer stations, and case management.

Calm is the #1 mental health app designed to help you manage stress, sleep better, and live a happier, healthier life. Our research-based tools help you build life-changing habits to support your mental health. If you're having trouble falling asleep, our 500+ Sleep Stories®, soundscapes, and guided sleep meditations can lull you to sleep. If you're spiraling in negative thoughts and need immediate relief, our 60-second Breathe Bubble grounds you in the moment and helps your body return to a state of relaxation. If you're overwhelmed at work and need a breather, our stress and burnout specialists can guide you through exercises to help calm your mind. We're here for you whenever or wherever you need us with more content and tools being added monthly.

Psychology Today is the world’s largest mental health and behavioral science destination online. It is the original and largest publishing enterprise that is exclusively dedicated to human behavior. Our motto is “Here to Help,” and the resources you’re accessing right now are the worldwide destination of choice for expert-authored information about psychology and mental health.

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PsychologyToday.com is the world’s largest portal to psychotherapy; it includes free access to hundreds of thousands of professionals. The directory lists clinical professionals, psychiatrists, and treatment centers providing mental health services. Now in 20 countries, we help millions of people find care and support.

Weber Human Services provides community mental health services to residents of Weber and Morgan Counties. Weber Human Services is intentionally designed to empower patients and families with the hope that comes from world-class care.  We also provide treatment, regardless of your ability to pay, on a sliding fee scale.  The fee scale is based on income and family size.

Family Support Center of Ogden is committed to providing education and supportive services to strengthen the family unit and enhance family functioning. For over 45 years, we’ve had one unwavering mission: supporting families to prevent child abuse. As a nonprofit, community-based agency, we are deeply committed to building stronger, safer families through compassionate, free services that make a lasting impact. We offer a wide range of programs designed to educate, empower, and uplift: Respite Childcare in our Kid's Zone, Adoption Respite, Parenting Education Classes, Youth Development Classes, In-Home Parent Education, Parent Cafe Groups, and Parenting Pathways Family Resource Center

Healthy Relationships Utah (Utah State University) offers free research-based workshops throughout Utah developed to teach healthy relationship skills. Including courses for Stepfamilies, Parenting, Couples & Dating as well as Self-Improvement. Healthy Relationships Utah has been strengthening relationships for more than 15 years and has served over 95,000 women, men, and youth!

Parenting is hard. Parent Guidance.org has courses to help. Our library of courses, developed by leading mental health experts, offer hope, answers, and compassionate help. We offer free On-Demand education and therapeutic support to empower and give you hope as you support your child's mental health. We also have therapists available that can answer the difficult questions you have about your child.

Parenting Strategies: Protecting your child's mental health. This website provides practical guidelines on how parents can support their child’s wellbeing. Our guidelines are based on high quality scientific evidence and international expert consensus. Currently, most of our content focusses on reducing risk of depression and anxiety disorders. We also have a set of guidelines on school reluctance and refusal, and on preventing alcohol misuse in teenagers. Although these guidelines were developed to help parents prevent these problems in their children, the suggested strategies may also be useful for parents whose child is already experiencing some problems with depression or anxiety.

Utah Parent Center: Empowering Utah Families with Knowledge, Support and Advocacy. The Utah Parent Center (UPC) is dedicated to helping parents assist their children, youth, and young adults with disabilities and special healthcare needs to lead inclusive, productive lives within the community.

Families First is Utah’s premier in-home behavioral intervention program with proven results. Our specialists meet parents and youth in their homes to teach them skills that change unwanted behaviors, empower parents, and improve family well-being. A specialist works with a family and its members, together and individually several times a week for about 12 weeks on average.  While in the home, they act as an ally of the parents and a mentor to the family, teaching proven methods of the Teaching-Family Model for changing behaviors.

For more than 20 years, notMYkid has been providing youth, families, schools, and community partners with high impact prevention education and early intervention programs. Fast forward 22 years and we can proudly share that our organization has successfully served over 3 million individuals and continues to reach over 100,000 youth and adults each year.

Our array of programs and trainings focus on substance use, vaping, bullying, relationships, trauma, body image, mental health, and internet safety for youth, adults, and the community at-large.

Parents Empowered is a statewide media and community education campaign with the goal to have every Utah child reach the age of 21 alcohol-free so they can enjoy the benefits of a healthy brain. Because parents play a fundamental role in protecting kids’ healthy brains, the campaign is directed to parents, who are the number one reason kids don’t drink. Research also shows kids are less likely to drink when parents are actively involved in their lives and communicate their strong disapproval of drinking before the age of 21. Funded by the Utah Legislature, the community-based initiative provides parents and caregivers with information about the harmful effects of alcohol on the developing adolescent brain, along with research-based parenting skills to help prevent underage drinking.

If you need to talk, the 988 Lifeline is here.

At the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, we understand that life's challenges can sometimes be difficult. Whether you're facing mental health struggles, emotional distress, alcohol or drug use concerns, or just need someone to talk to, our caring counselors are here for you. You are not alone.

Using the 988 Lifeline is free. When you call, text, or chat the 988 Lifeline, your conversation is confidential. The 988 Lifeline provides you judgment-free care. Connecting with someone can help save your life.

Live On is a statewide effort to prevent suicide by promoting education, providing resources, and changing our culture around suicide and mental health. We’re getting the word out to Utahns through a variety of multimedia messages and campaigns.

Find resources for when you or someone you know needs support. If you or others are in crisis now, call 988. If you or others are in immediate danger, call 911.

The NUHOPE task force is a coalition of mental health/social service providers, educators, survivors, law enforcement, veteran’s advocates, and concerned citizens working together to increase suicide awareness and prevention in Northern Utah.

NUHOPE has also compiled a directory of resources available to people experiencing crisis and/or mental health issues.

Our goal is to help you move from a place of crisis or distress to a calmer, safer place. We then help you create a plan to stay safe and get connected with resources that can help you solve the problems you're facing.

SafeUT answers crisis calls and chats - about yourself or someone else - 24/7/365. These services are provided at no cost and are always confidential. Our counseling topics include: Depression & Anxiety, Suicide Prevention, Drug & Alcohol Problems, Self-Harm, Loss & Grief, Bullying & Cyberbullying, Relationship Difficulties, and Any Life Challenges.

The Trevor Project is here for you, day or night.

The Trevor Project is the leading suicide prevention and crisis intervention nonprofit organization for LGBTQ+ young people. We provide information & support to LGBTQ+ young people 24/7, all year round.

The Utah Suicide Prevention Coalition, in collaboration with the Utah State Legislature and many private donors, has founded Live On Utah.  

We are dedicated to suicide prevention, the promotion of resiliency, and supporting those impacted by suicide.

Suicide is a leading cause of preventable death in Utah and takes lives without regard to age, income, race, or gender. We are a public-private partnership of community members, suicide survivors, service providers, state and local government officials, researchers, and others dedicated to saving lives and advancing suicide prevention efforts in Utah.

211 is the most comprehensive source of information about local resources and services in the country. Knowing where to go to find help can be confusing and overwhelming. United Ways of Utah partner together to provide accurate and relevant health and human service referrals for individuals seeking help in our community.

211 connects people to a variety of services, including housing, food, healthcare, and utilities. It is available in more than 200 languages, and you can call on behalf of yourself or friends and family who are looking for assistance navigating services. 

Children’s Service Society of Utah empowers families, caregivers, and professionals through services supporting the safety and well-being of children.

CSS is Utah’s oldest non-profit providing individualized services to those responsible for the welfare of our children. CSS provides services through our programs of Adoption, Building Blocks, Care About Childcare, Grandfamilies, and Home Visitation. CSS provides comprehensive services to ensure children and families with complex needs benefit from a coordinated care planning process.

Your doorway to new opportunities.

Let the Department of Workforce Services help you find the right doorway when you’re facing life’s challenges. We provide job support and training, food, medical and utility assistance, unemployment, disability services and more.

The Family Acceptance Project® is a research, intervention, education and policy initiative to prevent health and mental health risks and to promote well-being for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer-identified (LGBTQ) children and youth, including suicide, homelessness, drug use and HIV — in the context of their families, cultures and faith communities.

We Unite people and organizations to build a Healthy, Stable, and Well-Educated community where individuals, families, and neighborhoods thrive.

United Way of Northern Utah has 4 main focus areas: Health, Education, Financial Stability, and Community Leadership.

Programs and Resources we offer: 211 Information and Referrals, Americorps Opportunities, Community Schools, Learn with Playgroup, Little Neighborhood Libraries, Student Success Program, Welcome Baby, Nonprofit Connection, Corporate Engagement, Community Drives, Community Service Grants, and Coucils.

Utah Food Bank: Fighting Hunger Statewide. While Utahns struggle to make ends meet while facing ever-increasing costs of living, Utah Food Bank is an essential resource for our neighbors facing hunger. Last year we distributed 54.6 million meals throughout Utah, and with seven Utah Food Bank owned and operated facilities, our commitment to our neighbors facing hunger remains at the forefront of our mission.

Family and Teen Enrichment Courses brought to you by Weber Human Services Prevention. Courses offered include Guiding Good Choices (families), Body Project (14-18 years old), Prime for Life (13-18 years old), Blues Program (14-18 years old), and Strengthening Families (Families). Registration is required to participate. Fee is $20.00 - Scholarships are available.