Utah Domestic Violence Resources Part 1
The 2022 SAAM theme is “Healing Together Utah.” This theme was chosen to emphasize the unity that should exist between the organizations, service providers, survivors, and supporters that seek to prevent sexual violence and promote healing in Utah. We want to educate Utahans about prevention and recovery resources– especially those who live in rural communities and may be unaware of what resources are available. This article details resources that are available through eight domestic violence shelters throughout Utah. This Friday, another blog post will be published with resources from nine more shelters. Click here for a map of shelter locations.
In most cases, survivors are not required to stay in the shelter to receive these services.
Canyon Creek Crisis Services (website)
Located in Cedar City; serves Iron, Beaver, and Garfield Counties
Hotline: 435-233-5732
Services: 24-hour hotline; crisis intervention; case management; information and referral; court and medical advocacy; mental health referrals; housing support; emergency financial assistance; safety planning; emergency shelter services; assistance to obtain safe, stable housing
Colleen Quigley Center
Located in Price; serves Carbon and Emery Counties
Hotline: 435-637-6589
Services: 24-hour crisis line; referrals for mental health, legal, medical, childcare, housing
DOVE Center (website)
Located in St. George; serves Washington and Kane Counties
Hotline: 435-628-0458
Services: 24-hour crisis and support helpline; safety planning; lethality assessment program; advocacy and support; counseling and support groups; case management; child and youth programs; community awareness and prevention education; transitional housing
Friends Against Family Violence (website)
Located in Vernal; serves Uintah, Duchesne, and Daggett Counties
Hotline: 435-781-2264
Services: 24-hour crisis line; emergency and immediate sheltering; 24-hour crisis line; comprehensive support services; advocacy; rapid rehousing support; referrals for counseling, employment services, transportation services, legal advocacy or assistance, child care services, health services; workshops
Gentle Ironhawk
Located in Blanding; serves indigenous peoples in San Juan County
Hotline: 435-678-0249
Services: 24-hour crisis line; emergency sheltering; counseling; behavioral health therapy; referrals to medical services
New Horizons Crisis Center (website)
Located in Richfield; serves Sevier, Piute, Millard, Sanpete and Wayne Counties
Hotline: 435-896-9294
Services: 24/7 crisis hotline; 24/7 emergency/safe shelter; victim advocate services; protective order assistance; legal clinic; support groups; parenting classes; children's classes
Restoring Ancestral Winds (website)
Serves indigenous peoples
Hotline: 844-7NATIVE
Services: hotline; statewide advocacy for indigenous peoples
Seekhaven (website)
Located in Moab; serves Grand and San Juan Counties
Hotline: 435-259-2229
Services: 24-hour crisis support; counseling referrals; legal and medical advocacy; financial assistance; emergency shelter