Utah Domestic Violence Resources Part 2
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 nine domestic violence shelters throughout Utah. On Monday, another blog post was published with resources from eight 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.
New Hope Crisis Center (website)
Located in Brigham City; serves Box Elder County
Hotline: 435-723-5600
Services: 24-hour crisis assistance; bilingual services; 24-hour advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault victims; protective order and stalking injunction assistance; domestic violence shelter; justice court advocacy; domestic violence support group; weekly children's group; monthly free legal night; educational presentations; counseling; classes
Citizens Against Physical and Sexual Abuse (website)
Located in Logan; serves Cache and Rich Counties
Hotline: 435-753-2500
Services: 24-hour support phone line; emergency shelter; transitional housing; economic aid; legal assistance; court advocacy; case management; safety planning; adult, teen, and children therapy; children and teen services; educational and support groups
YCC Family Crisis Center (website)
Located in Ogden; serves Weber and Morgan Counties
Hotline: 801-392-7273
Services: 24-hour crisis line; crisis shelter; community case management; support groups and classes; victim advocates; crisis counseling; legal advocacy; referrals
Safe Harbor Crisis Center (website)
Located in Kaysville; serves Davis County
Hotline: 801-444-9161
Services: 24/7 crisis support; residential services; outreach; domestic violence support groups; children's services; protective order support; therapy; help for family and friends; county forensic nurses
Pathways Domestic Violence Shelter (website)
Located in Toole; serves Toole County
Hotline: 435-231-3557
Services: 24-hour domestic violence crisis line; emergency shelter; case management; support groups; safety planning; referrals to community resources; outreach; crisis intervention; medical, financial, and community advocacy; support groups; training and presentations
Peace House (website)
Located in Park City; serves Summit and Wasatch Counties
Hotline: 800-647-9161
Services: 24/7 helpline; clinical and case management services; outreach; prevention and awareness education; safe emergency housing; victim advocacy
YWCA Utah (website)
Located in Salt Lake City; serves Salt Lake County
Hotline: 801-537-8600
Services: 24-hour crisis line; emergency shelter; crisis intervention; safety planning; risk of danger assessment; advocacy; police reports; protective orders, stalking injunctions, and dating violence orders; children's play room; language services; refugee advocacy services; 24-hour sexual assault forensic exams; domestic violence support groups; crime victims legal clinic; immigration assistance; housing and economic empowerment services; help with applying for food stamps, Medicaid, childcare, and financial assistance; information and referrals
South Valley Services (website)
Located in West Jordan; serves Salt Lake County
Hotline: 801-255-1095
Services: 24-hour helpline; emergency housing; advocacy; case management; clinical therapy for adults and children; group therapy; children's learning center; classes; support groups; prevention presentations
The Refuge (website)
Located in Provo; serves Utah, Wasatch, and Juab Counties
Hotline: 801-377-5500
Services: 24/7 hotline; safe house and emergency shelter; confidential community advocate; aftercare services; victim support class; hospital response advocates; follow-up services; group and individual therapy; transitional housing units; financial assistance for rent and other housing needs; follow-up case management; victim advocacy; healthy relationship presentations; awareness presentations; education groups; children's activities; parenting classes