Community Resources
Weber County resources for addressing Social Determinants of Health
Weber County Resources
These programs are available to community members and are designed to support healthy lifestyle choices. From tobacco cessation to strengthening families and chronic disease management, these resources can help you reach your full health potential! Get the print version in English (PDF, 411 KB) or Spanish (PDF, 328 KB).
📞 Unsure where to start or what programs you might need? Please call 801-399-7180 for Community Health Service help.
| Type | Topic |
|---|---|
| Aging Services, including Transportation and Meals | Non-emergency transportation for older adults, meal delivery services (Meals on Wheels), and other supportive resources. |
| Child Passenger Safety Classes | Car seat education, installation assistance, and car seat distribution (when available). |
| Clinical Nursing Services | Screenings, immunizations, communicable disease testing (including STIs/HIV), and related clinical services. |
| Cottages of Hope | Financial coaching (SparkPoint Center), computer literacy training, and employment support services. |
| Diabetes Self-Management Education | Diabetes self-management education and support for individuals with diabetes. |
| Get Healthy Utah | Nutrition education and healthy lifestyle programs. |
| Give Me a Chance | Job skills training, computer literacy, and after-school programming supporting women and children from underserved backgrounds. |
| Guiding Good Choices | Parenting programs designed for parents of middle school-aged adolescents. |
| Health 2 You (H2U) | Community health screenings, health fairs and outreach events. |
| Learning To Breathe | Mindfulness-based intervention program supporting adolescent emotional regulation and stress management. |
| Living Well with Chronic Pain | Chronic pain self-management education and support for individuals with chronic pain and their caregivers. |
| Love & Logic, Emotion Coaching | Parenting program focused on emotional coaching for parents of elementary-aged children. |
| Mental Health First Aid | First Aid Training that teaches participants how to recognize and respond to signs of mental health or substance use crises. |
| Prediabetes 101 and National Diabetes Prevention Program | Education and lifestyle management programs designed to prevent or delay prediabetes progression to Type II diabetes. |
| – Question, Persuade, and Refer – suicideTALK, safeTALK, ASIST | Suicide prevention and crisis intervention trainings (QPR, safeTALK, ASIST). If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, call or text 988 for immediate support. |
| Stepping On | Evidence-based fall prevention for older adults |
| Teen Health Program | Health education and support services for teens, including relationships, sexual health, bullying prevention, and mental health awareness. |
| Transportation-Medicaid Recipients | Transportation arrangements for Medicaid-eligible recipients attending medical appointments only. |
| United Way of Northern Utah | Parenting support programs in partnership with United Way of Northern Utah, including Welcome Baby, Playgroup, and Bright by Text. |
| Utah Support Advocates for Recovery Awareness (USARA) | Peer-led community recovery and support services for individuals in substance use recovery. |
| Utahns Against Hunger programs | SNAP application services, Double Up Food Bucks, and food access programs for seniors, students, and families. |
| WayToQuit | Tobacco cessation services, including free Quitline support. |
| Welcome Baby | A free home visitation program that promotes healthy, happy, and supportive new beginnings for parents, babies, and their family members. |
| Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) | WMHD Service providing supplemental nutrition assistance, breastfeeding support, and nutrition education. |