Community Resources

The ICF Transition Program is a way for individuals with disabilities living in an Intermediate Care Facility (ICF) to move to another place, like a group home or other community setting. The Program is voluntary. In order to be eligible for the program, the individual must be a current resident of an ICF, currently have a one year stay in the ICF, and be eligible for Medicaid.

The Utah Developmental Disabilities Council has put together a list of CPR resources. The materials listed are not UDDC materials and while this information is helpful, additional training though a certified provider is recommended.

Pre-Employment Transition Services are offered to any student with a disability. Aids students in exploring and planning for successful future employment, through targeted training.

Pre-Employment Transition Services are offered to any student with a disability. Aids students in exploring and planning for successful future employment, through targeted training.

These programs are designed to help improve the health and quality of life for children with special health care needs, and their families, through early screening and detection, data integration, care coordination, education, intervention, and life transitions.

This list provides contact information for various dental resources in every county in Utah for those who may need help with access to dental services.

Stay Safe, Stay Connected is a program, in collaboration with the Utah State Board of Education, dedicated to helping Utah students who have experienced the most school disconnect since the COVID-19 pandemic began. The goal is to connect more students and their families with resources that will help them be ready for the new school year.

Self-Advocate Resource for making your own supported decision making plan, alternatives to guardianship, etc. Created by the Advocates as Leaders Speakers’ Network.

Resource for parents and students that looks at the different colleges that offer programs for people with disabilities.

This renter toolkit was created by the Utah Housing Coalition and it looks at becoming a better tenant and also talks about the rights they have along with resources as well.

This website highlights resources that are available to those experiencing autism, their families, and other interested community members.

This guide looks at the different organizations that Voc Rehab offers and it looks at tips on how to communicate to people with disabilities and people first language.

This website looks at the different areas that the Disability Law Center in Salt Lake City Utah provides and also shares some information about the topic along with videos as well.

This Resource Book looks at the different disability organizations across the state of Utah and provides contact information and the purpose of each group.