NEED HELP?

IF YOU NEED HELP, HERE IS A LIST OF LOCAL RESOURCES IN WASATCH COUNTY:

Wasatch Community Foundation works in partnership with many local providers to help distribute resources to those in need. Please call or visit these local providers directly for help.

Financial Resources:

CCPC Heber Valley: Wasatch Community Foundation is partnering with CCPC Heber Valley to provide financial assistance, including rent and utilities for families in Wasatch County. For applications, visit: CCPC Heber Valley.

St Lawrence Mission/St. Mary’s :The Wasatch Community Foundation has committed funds to St. Lawrence Mission/St Mary’s for financial assistance to families in the Heber Valley. The contact person for help is Sandy Foley435-940-5455.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: For help with financial and emotional resources, please contact your local church authorities. Consider contacting your Elder’s Quorum and Relief Society Presidents prior to contacting your Bishop.

Community Action: Please call 801-373-8200 and stay on the line thru all the prompts. If no one answers please leave a message. They will return your phone call.

Department of Workforce Services: To apply for unemployment benefits, please visit www.jobs.utah.gov. For questions and help with filing, or to drop off documentation, visit the office or call. Their phone lines are busy, so please be patient.
Address: 69 N 600 W #C in Heber
Phone:435-654-5051

Also, Utah Leads Together to Keep People in Their Homes: Rent, Eviction, Legal Assistance and Landlord Assistance.

Mountain View Fellowship Church: For help, please call 435-654-3775.

Saint Lawrence Church: For help, please contact Linda Miller at 435-654-4035 or email her at lindamiller.stlawrence@gmail.com

Salvation Army: Any resident in need such as losing a job, in need of rental assistance, etc., please call toll free: 855-768-7977. The Wasatch Community Foundation has committed funds to the Salvation Army.
Address: 69 N 600 W in Heber (Same offices as Division of Child and Family Services)
Phone: 435-657-4200
COVID-19 Specific Help: 855-768-7977 for rental and financial assistance for Utah

*****Important new information – Salvation Army Gas and Electric Bill Help- Must meet only one of the following: Be 60 or older or already receiving SSI/SSDI or a Veteran or children in the household. (For help with gas, children must be 5 and under. For electricity help, children must be 2 and under.) Please call Jasel Cantu office number 303-860-5573 or cell number 720-591-8641.*****

The Salvation Army Heber City Service Extension Unit is still open and providing assistance to residents during this COVID-19 crisis, just not through face-to-face contact. They can provide assistance with lodging, transportation, food, rehabilitation-service-related expenses, and other various assistance that you might need.

Food Resources:

Christian Center Park City (CCPC) Heber Valley: Food Pantry and Thrift Store. There is a case manager on staff on Thursdays.
Address: 55 E Center S. #180 in Heber
Phone: 435-657-9493
Hours: 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. M-F

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: For food assistance, please contact your local church authorities. Consider contacting your Elder’s Quorum and Relief Society Presidents prior to contacting your Bishop.

Community Action Services: Food Pantry and Financial Assistance.
Address: 34 W 200 S in Heber
Phone: 435-654-2182
Hours: Open Thursday and Friday, call for an appointment

Employment Opportunities:

Legal Assistance:

Employer/ Business Owner Resources:

SBA Guidance for Businesses and Employers: Guidance for businesses to do their part to keep their employees, customers and themselves healthy. Visit https://www.sba.gov/page/coronavirus-covid-19-small-business-guidance-loan-resources?ck_subscriber_id=208538602

SBA Disaster Loan Assistance: Federal disaster forgivable loans and grants for businesses and private non-profits. https://covid19relief.sba.gov/#/

Paycheck Protection Program: This is a federally funded stimulus program for small businesses with less than 500 employees, including independent contractors, sole proprietors and gig economy workers. Businesses can receive federal funds to pay for their employee’s payroll during this “stay at home” order. If it is used only for payroll expenses, the funds are forgiven. If it is used for other purposes, it becomes a low-interest loan. You can read more details about it at https://bench.co/blog/operations/paycheck-protection-program-self-employed/

Health Resources:

Salvation Army Hope: Residents struggling with stress and need to talk to someone can call 844-458-4673.

Wasatch County Health Department:
Address: 55 S 500 E
Phone: 435-657-3276
Hours: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
General Website: http://wasatchcountyhd.org/
Coronavirus Website: https://coronavirus.wasatch.utah.gov/

Wasatch Family Clinic and Mental Health Services:
Address: 55 S 500 E
Phone:435-654-3303
Crisis Hotline: 801-318-4016

Utah State Government:
Coronavirus Website: https://www.coronavirus.utah.gov

What Can I Do To Help?:

1) Be aware of your neighbors, especially those who are aged or volatile. Ask if there is anything you can do to assist them.

2) Donate food and basic supplies, and/or volunteer at CCPC and Community Action, our local food pantries. They always need help.

3) Donate cash to the local community 501c3, Wasatch Community Foundation. Cash is the fastest way to alleviate suffering. Donate at www.ourwcf.org. All donations received here, stay here in the Heber/Midway Valley.

4) Support local businesses. Visit GoHeberValley.com/HealthyHeberValley for a list of local businesses you can support.

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