General Information Lines:

211 Information and Referral: A free service that connects callers         

with local resources in their communities.  Available in English

and Spanish.  www.uw.org/211/

Crisis Hotline Numbers:

UNI Warm Line: A non-crisis support line available from 9am -10pm,      

365 days a year. healthcare.utah.edu/uni/crisis

UNI Crisis Line: A 24 hour phone service staffed by mental health           

professionals for a person experiencing a crisis. healthcare.utah.edu/uni/crisis

Mobile Crisis Outreach Team: A team of mental health professionals       

available 24/7, 365 days a year to help anyone in crisis anywhere. 

healthcare.utah.edu/uni/crisis

National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 24 hour, free, confidential suicide

prevention hotline. https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/                                                                     

Division of Child and Family Services 24/7 reporting line (DCFS):               

Call to report child abuse. https://dcfs.utah.gov/

Youth Services: Our services include shelter care for youth from birth to age 18,

counseling, crisis therapy, substance abuse treatment and mental health services,

juvenile receiving centers, after school programs, life skills through prevention classes,

and 24/7 residential, and housing options for young adult’s ages 18-21 that qualify. 

http://slco.org/youth/

Safe UT:  provides 24/7 crisis intervention and emotional support in any type of crisis.

https://healthcare.utah.edu/uni/clinical

Trevor Lifeline (LGBTQ): Our trained counselors are here to support you 24/7. If you are

a young person in crisis, feeling suicidal, or in need of a safe and judgment-free place to talk.

http://www.thetrevorproject.org/

Therapy/Counseling Resources:

Valley Behavioral Health: Provides therapy for people of all ages who   

are experiencing serious mental illnesses, substance use disorders and

behavior problems.  Accepts Medicaid. http://www.valleycares.com/

Family Support Center: Provides counseling, family mentoring, free        

crisis nursery care for children age 0-11. http://www.familysupportcenter.org/

Salt Lake County Division of Youth Services: Free counseling and             

substance abuse services, after school programs, job training, and

parenting classes. http://slco.org/youth/

The Children’s Center: Provides psychiatric evaluations, mental health    

services, parenting classes, and services for youth and their families.

https://childrenscenterutah.org/

Grief Services:

Primary Children’s Medical Center-Grief Support Groups: Provides          

 monthly parent support groups and school age child groups.

https://intermountainhealthcare.org/

The Sharing Place: A grief support group program for children.               

http://www.thesharingplace.org/

Healthcare Services:

Medicaid Information Line:                                                                               

Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP): Provides comprehensive    

health insurance to eligible Utah Children.

Utah Partners for Health: Provides primary care services for all ages,

linking families to specialists via mobile and clinic outreach for low and no-cost.

Community Health Centers: Provides primary health care to low income

and uninsured people on a sliding fee scale. www.chc-ut.org

Salt Lake Valley Health Department: Provides preventative health          

services to residents of Salt Lake County, particularly to low income

uninsured or underinsured. http://www.slvhealth.org

Teen Health Clinic: Part of the University of Utah Health Care System.     

Medical services provided specifically to teens.

Multicultural Services:

Asian Association of Utah Refugee Immigrant Center: Provides                

language specific social services.

Refugee Health Program: Health care referrals for refugees.                    

Catholic Community Services:  Provides a variety of social services

to those in need.                                                                       

Urban Indian Center: Services include help with finding work,                  

assistance with health care, mental health care, and other needs.

info@iwic.org                                                                      

Emergency Food, Shelter and Clothing Assistance:

Crossroads Urban Center: Provides emergency food pantry, and             

free/low cost thrift store.

The Road Home: Homeless shelter for individuals and families.

Weigand Homeless Day Center: Offers services for the homeless,

showers, laundry facilities, haircuts, a library and includes agencies

offering job, medical, mental health, and legal services.

Salt Lake Community Action Program (CAP):  Provides employment       

assistance, weatherization, food assistance, housing assistance,

head start programs, and utility assistance.

Utah Food Bank: Granite Park Jr. High is a Utah Food Bank site.

Please ask your student's  counselor about this resource.

Parent Center-Granite Park Junior High

Free English Language Classes for Adults-free child care while in class.