Community action agency empowering individuals, strengthening families, and building communities through education and self-sufficiency programs. Programs and services include crisis intervention for housing, including utility payment assistance, rent and rental deposit assistance, case/care management, landlord/tenant dispute resolution, food production volunteer opportunities, weatherization, utility assistance, homeless diversion programs and services, adult education, and specialized information and referral. Offers coordinated homeless services through the Homeless Resource Line.
Utah Community Action
Provider Info
AKA
Description:
Program is designed to reconnect people with their family or friends to prevent homelessness, and for people seeking shelter by identifying immediate alternative housing arrangements and, if necessary, connecting them with services and financial assistance so they can return to permanent housing.
Eligibility:
Single men and women, including individuals with partner, who are presently homeless and Family Shelter Diversion program which is for families with children under 18 who are presently or imminently homeless.
Service Hours:
M - F 8:30 AM - 5 PM for single men, women, and partners Su - Sa 8 am - 6 pm families through the Midvale Road Home Family Shelter
Intake Procedure:
Call , visit website, or walk in. For single men and women, call the Homeless Intake Line. For families with children under 18, contact the Family Shelter Diversion number or the Homeless Intake Line.
Fees:
No cost
Service Contact Information:
US
AKA
UCA - Weatherization Program
Description:
Community action agency empowering individuals, strengthening families, and building communities through education and self-sufficiency programs. Programs and services include crisis intervention for housing, including utility payment assistance, rent and rental deposit assistance, case/care management, landlord/tenant dispute resolution, food production volunteer opportunities, weatherization, utility assistance, homeless diversion programs and services, adult education, and specialized information and referral. Offers coordinated homeless services through the Homeless Resource Line.
Eligibility:
Applicants must be at least 18, a legal citizen or resident, the primary homeowner, and meet income requirements. Call or visit website for complete eligibility guidelines.
To qualify for crisis service, clients must be the homeowner and currently on the HEAT program. HEAT and weatherization applications must be submitted under the same household client name and be a US Citizen.
To qualify for crisis service, clients must be the homeowner and currently on the HEAT program. HEAT and weatherization applications must be submitted under the same household client name and be a US Citizen.
Service Hours:
M - F 7:30 am - 4 pm
Intake Procedure:
Call, email or apply online.
Fees:
No cost
Service Contact Information:
weatherization@utahca.org
utahca.org/weatherization/
850 West 1700 South
Salt Lake City
UT
US
AKA
Description:
Community action agency empowering individuals, strengthening families, and building communities through education and self-sufficiency programs. Programs and services include crisis intervention for housing, including utility payment assistance, rent and rental deposit assistance, case/care management, landlord/tenant dispute resolution, food production volunteer opportunities, weatherization, utility assistance, homeless diversion programs and services, adult education, and specialized information and referral. Offers coordinated homeless services through the Homeless Resource Line.
Eligibility:
There are daily assessments for program eligibility.
The Siemer Program--Families with children attending Granite Park Jr. High, Lincoln Elementary (South Salt Lake), Moss Elementary, Woodrow Wilson Elementary, Roosevelt Elementary, or South Salt Lake Head Start. Families must be in a crisis housing situation (loss of employment, income, etc.)
Homeless family outreach for students enrolled in a school in the Salt Lake City school district.
Call for more information.
The Siemer Program--Families with children attending Granite Park Jr. High, Lincoln Elementary (South Salt Lake), Moss Elementary, Woodrow Wilson Elementary, Roosevelt Elementary, or South Salt Lake Head Start. Families must be in a crisis housing situation (loss of employment, income, etc.)
Homeless family outreach for students enrolled in a school in the Salt Lake City school district.
Call for more information.
Service Hours:
Office Hours: M - F 8 am - 5 pm Intake Line: M - F 9 am - 5 pm
Intake Procedure:
Call (see resource contact info), walk in, or visit website (see resource contact info) for more information. There are daily assessments for program eligibility.
Fees:
No cost
Service Contact Information:
US
AKA
Description:
Empowers individuals, strengthens families, and builds communities through education and self-sufficiency programs. Programs and services include crisis intervention for housing, including rent and rent deposit assistance, food, weatherization, utility assistance, homeless diversion programs and services, and adult education. Offers coordinated homeless services through the Homeless Resource Line. Provides assistance with the Rent Relief Utah application process.
Eligibility:
Assistance is based on program eligibility requirements, available funding, and staff availability to take on new clients. Funds are provided to families or individuals in crisis when the family or individual can demonstrate that a default or arrears (rental) was caused by circumstances beyond the family or individual's control, which significantly affected their ability to pay. There are daily assessments for program eligibility.
Service Hours:
Intake Line: M - F 9 am - 5 pm
Intake Procedure:
Call, walk-in, or visit website for more information.
Fees:
No cost
Service Contact Information:
US
AKA
Description:
Crisis intervention (housing, food, utilities, and other needs), information and referral, operation of six CAP neighborhood offices, HEAT program, and Head Start Preschool (See separate provider listing.)
Eligibility:
Varies by service. Call, email, or visit website.
Service Hours:
Office Hours: M - F 8 am - 5 pm Intake Line: M - F 9 am - 5 pm
Intake Procedure:
Call, email, or visit website.
Fees:
No cost
Service Contact Information:
US
AKA
Description:
Assists with payment of utilities, including crisis payments. HEAT now offers cooling benefits. Water payment assistance also available.
Eligibility:
There are daily assessments for program eligibility. Visit website. CLIENT MUST BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE UTILITIES AND AT LEAST ONE HOUSEHOLD MEMBER NEEDS TO BE A US CITIZEN OR QUALIFIED NON-CITIZEN. HOUSEHOLDS WHO MAKE 150% OR LESS OF FEDERAL PROVERTY LEVEL ARE ELIGIBLE.
Service Hours:
M - F 8:30 am - 5 pm
Intake Procedure:
Call, walk-in (see resource contact info), or visit website for more information. There are daily assessments for program eligibility.
Fees:
No cost
Service Contact Information:
US
AKA
Description:
Pantry and other volunteer opportunities available.
Eligibility:
Call or visit website.
Service Hours:
Office Hours: M - F 8 am - 5 pm; volunteer hours vary.
Intake Procedure:
Call or visit website.
Fees:
No cost
Service Contact Information:
US
AKA
Description:
Classes, coursework, and certificate programs to help adults reach their career and educational goals.
Eligibility:
Varies. Call, email, or visit website.
Service Hours:
Office Hours: M - F 8 am - 5 pm Intake Line: M - F 9 am - 5 pm
Intake Procedure:
Call, email, or visit website.
Fees:
No cost
Service Contact Information:
US
AKA
Description:
Empowers individuals, strengthens families, and builds communities through education and self-sufficiency programs. Programs and services include crisis intervention for housing (may include rent and/or deposit assistance depending on funding, for qualifying families with children or individuals), food, and utility assistance or assistance with utilities, homeless diversion programs and services, adult education, and other services listed as separate providers (See the Community Action Agencies service term). Offers coordination homeless services through the Homeless Resource Line.
Eligibility:
Varied by service. Call, email, or visit website.
Service Hours:
Office Hours: M - F 8 am - 5 pm Intake Line: M - F 9 am - 5 pm
Intake Procedure:
Call, email, or visit website.
Fees:
No cost
Service Contact Information:
US
AKA
Description:
Empowers individuals, strengthens families, and builds communities through education and self-sufficiency programs. Programs and services include crisis intervention for housing, rent payment assistance and rent deposit assistance, food, weatherization, utility assistance, homeless diversion programs and services, and adult education. Offers coordinated homeless services through the Homeless Resource Line. Provides assistance with the Rent Relief Utah application process. The Siemer Program is a United Way supported Collective Impact housing /case management program which serves qualifying families for children attending promise partnership community schools in South Salt Lake, Midvale, West Valley, and Kearns with financial assistance. There is homeless family outreach available for students enrolled in a school in the Salt Lake City school district.
Eligibility:
Assistance is based on program eligibility requirements, available funding, and staff availability to take on new clients. Funds are provided to families or individuals in crisis when the family or individual can demonstrate that a default or arrears (rental) was caused by circumstances beyond the family or individual's control, which significantly affected their ability to pay. There are daily assessments for program eligibility.\n\nThe Siemer Program serves qualifying families with children attending Granite Park Jr. High, Lincoln Elementary (South Salt Lake), Moss Elementary, Woodrow Wilson Elementary, Roosevelt Elementary, or South Salt Lake South Salt Lake Head Start with financial assistance. Families must be in a crisis housing situation (loss of employment and income.)
Service Hours:
Intake Line: M - F 9 am - 5 pm
Intake Procedure:
Call, walk-in, or visit website for more information. For the Siemer Program, see the service contact number.
Fees:
No cost
Service Contact Information:
US
AKA
Description:
Helps resolve conflicts and answer questions between landlords and tenants in areas such as security deposits, eviction attempts, lease issues, repairs, etc. The landlord tenant mediator is a neutral 3rd party. The landlord tenant mediator does not give rental assistance or pay back rent that is due.
Eligibility:
Moderate to low income.
Service Hours:
Office Hours: M - F 8 am - 5 pm
Intake Procedure:
Please call or go online.
Fees:
No cost
Service Contact Information:
mediation@utahca.org
US
AKA
Description:
Monthly Renters Education classes are offered to inform renters of their rights and responsibilities.
Eligibility:
Moderate to low income renters; see website for more information.
Service Hours:
Intake Line: M - F 9 am - 5 pm Call for information.
Intake Procedure:
Call for class times and registration.
Fees:
No cost
Service Contact Information:
US