Help Me Grow Utah provides free bilingual mental health and developmental support through a helpline for pregnant parents and families with children under 8 in Utah. They organize activities to strengthen parent-child bonds, perform developmental screenings, refer to parenting classes and therapy, and answer pregnancy and child development questions.
Valley Behavioral Health is committed to Utah's well-being by delivering comprehensive mental health services for free or at low cost. Trained professionals offer autism support, medication management, diagnostic testing, daily living skills training, residential care, outpatient therapy, crisis support, and housing assistance. They serve adults, children, seniors, and residents with developmental disabilities or experiencing homelessness.
At UVU Community Mental Health Clinic, a team of supervised graduate students offers students and community members free mental health services. Individual, couples, family, and pre-marital counseling is available. The clinic also refers to local resources.
University of Utah Student Counseling Services is an initiative delivering free mental health services for UOnline students. Qualified professionals help students address common challenges such as anxiety, depression, academic concerns, and social difficulties. Individual and couple counseling, group therapy, remote workshops, psychiatric referrals, and faculty consultations are available.
WATCH Program (Wasatch Assistance Team Counseling the Homeless) are program offering individuals in Utah County who are experiencing homelessness free mental health services. The initiative covers walk-in assessments, case management that connects individuals to Medicaid, individual and group therapy, medication management, housing assistance, and disability benefits.
Salt Lake Behavioral Health’s Strong Hope Military Program, in network with TRICARE, is an initiative that provides inpatient treatment for Utah service members and veterans with PTSD, trauma, and addiction. In an environment that understands military values, individuals can access evidence-based therapies, group and individual sessions, programs for gender-specific trauma needs, structured fitness activities, and recreational therapy.