The Heritage Community

The Alcoholics Anonymous Central Office of Salt Lake City provides a range of services and resources for individuals struggling with alcoholism, offering in-person, online, and hybrid meetings to support recovery. With a dedicated team of volunteers, the office serves as a hub for connecting individuals to the AA community, providing literature, chips, and assistance in navigating the recovery process. From organizing events like workshops, conventions, and game nights to offering volunteer opportunities and resources for running meetings, the Central Office plays a vital role in promoting sobriety and unity within the Salt Lake City AA community. Through its commitment to service and support, the office serves as a beacon of hope and connection for those seeking help in their journey to overcome alcohol addiction.Generated from the website

Kids Who Count is a non-profit organization based in Salem, UT, that has been serving families and children in South Utah County since 1986. Their mission is to empower families to optimize the developmental potential of their young children, particularly those affected by delays in development and special health care needs. Through early intervention services, Kids Who Count aims to make a difference in the lives of children by providing them with the help they deserve at an early age. With a team of caring professionals, Kids Who Count offers services such as early intervention, mental health support, vision and hearing screening, and sibling support. They believe that getting services as early as possible can greatly impact a child's development and lifelong outcomes. Recognized as a top non-profit by Great Nonprofits and GuideStar, Kids Who Count has built a legacy of service and success in their community, earning the trust of families and caregivers.Generated from the website