When you contact 211 Utah, you’ll be connected to a highly trained 211 Information Specialist. You’ll be referred to more than 3,000 services providers offering nearly 10,000 health, social, and government services that can help with everything from housing and transportation assistance to utilities and food support.
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Once connected, explain your circumstances and the type of help you need.
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Answer a few optional questions so your Information Specialist can connect you with the right resources.
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Your Information Specialist will offer to directly connect you with a resource that can help with your specific needs.
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Your Information Specialist will offer to follow up with you to ensure you received services and provide additional support if needed.
Questions You'll be Asked
211 Information Specialists ask a series of demographic questions to identify what services you may qualify for. Answering the demographic questions is optional and helps us better understand what resources are needed in our community. Learn what we do with the data we collect in our Privacy Policy.
- Language spoken
- Zip code
- City
- County
- State
- Gender
- Age
- How would you identify your race or ethnicity?
- Does anyone in the house have a documented disability?
- What is your total household income?
- How many people live in the household?
- Are there children in the household? If so, what are their ages?
- Is there anyone in the house over the age of 60?
- Have you received an eviction notice?
- Have you been impacted by COVID-19?
- How many people live in the household?
- Are there children in the house? If so, what are their ages?
- Is there anyone in the house over the age of 60?
- Do you receive social security income or disability pay?
- Have you received a shut-off notice?
- How many people live in the household?
- Are their children in the house? If so, what are their ages?
- Is there anyone in the house over the age of 60?
- Do you receive SNAP benefits?
- Do you/they have a documented disability?
- Do you/they have health insurance?
Ongoing Support
Support doesn’t end after you hang up the phone or close your browser. 211 Utah can schedule follow-up calls to make sure you receive the initial support you needed and provide further assistance.
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