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Davis Community Housing Authority is a Public Housing Authority (PHA) that has been serving the Davis County community in Farmington, UT since 1972. They provide affordable housing options through their Housing Choice Voucher and Public Housing programs, and also offer various plans and documents related to housing policies and certifications. The authority is governed by a seven-member board with four-year terms, and board meetings are held regularly on the second Tuesday of February, April, June, August, October, and December. Davis Community Housing Authority is committed to meeting the housing needs of the community and ensuring fair and equitable access to affordable housing opportunities.Generated from the website

Mountainlands Community Housing Trust, a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation established in 1993, is dedicated to providing safe and affordable housing as a crucial step towards economic self-sufficiency for families. Through initiatives such as acquiring and constructing affordable housing, offering direct housing assistance, and advocating for housing policies, MCHT addresses the pressing issues of housing affordability and availability in Park City, Utah. With a focus on creating homes for people rather than profit, Mountainlands Community Housing Trust has been enriching communities in the Wasatch Back region for over 30 years. By engaging residents, advocating for housing rights, and fostering community support, MCHT strives to build a stronger, more inclusive community where everyone has access to affordable housing opportunities.Generated from the website

Located in Ogden, Utah, Weber Human Services provides mental health and substance abuse treatment services for Weber and Morgan counties in the state. It offers a wide range of youth and adult mental health services. Its services include day treatment, substance abuse, mental health inpatient and outpatient services, residential services, supplemental restraint system, psychiatric and substance abuse services, autism program, and family support services. The center also provides educational services, such as early childhood training, mediation, health fairs, parenting classes, parent and teen alternative program, student assistance, and young parents programs. It offers a variety of home and community-based services to keep functionally impaired adults from premature institutionalization. These services include case management, chore services, personal emergency response systems, equipment loan and purchase, home delivered meals, liquid supplemental meal, modifications to home, adult day care and residential living.