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Financial assistance programs in Utah.

Find how to get financial help or grant money in all cities and counties in Utah listed below, including Salt Lake City and Provo. Get grants for paying utility or electric bills, free medical or dental care, as well as rent or mortgage help. Or locate places that give out free items, including food, to low-income families. Locate financial help in UT near you below from government assistance programs and charities.

There is immediate help for low-income families, senior citizens and the disabled among others. Grants to help with bills (housing, heating, gas, etc.) is combined with free stuff. That includes everything from health care to clothes for work, credit repair services as well as transportation and more.

Grant money to help pay bills, housing assistance, free food or stuff, and financial aid in UT

General Assistance - This program is for single adults and families without kids. Utah provides government financial assistance to pay for bills, rent, mortgage payments and other expenses. For many, it is their only source of income. Grants provided are used to pay for other expenses as well such as gas for a job, prescription medicines and job training. This assistance program helps thousands of individuals in Utah. Call them at (801) 526-0950 to find additional ways to get help, including federal rental assistance or other expenses.

Utah Housing and Rent Programs - Low income families, the homeless and individuals may be able to qualify for emergency rental assistance or section 8 housing vouchers in Utah. Funds can be used to pay regular monthly shelter type expenses as well. A number of agencies and non-profits focus on helping people pay for and maintain their housing. Read more on Utah housing assistance.

Financial Assistance and Benefits for the Disabled - The state of Utah offers help for disabled residents. adults and their caregivers. Some of the resources include financial help with energy bills, SSDI applications, public assistance and free or affordable medical care. Other assistance includes government funded vocational job training and transportation for the disabled. More on Utah disability programs.

Free Legal Aid in Utah - People with no money and the low income will get help in dealing with civil legal issues using free attorneys from Utah Legal Services. A wide number of free consultation programs, services, lawyers and advice is offered by the non-profit organization. More on free lawyers in Utah.

 

 

 

Social Services and Emergency Assistance - The Salvation Army is a leading non-profit agency and they administer programs in Utah. The financial resources are wide ranging, and including both money to pay bills or housing and other support such as free food, clothing, meals, vouchers, and case management. Read more Utah Salvation Army assistance.

Food Assistance Programs and Food Banks - Locate information on non-profit food banks and pantries that operate in Utah. These centers can provide people of all income and background with free food, perishable items, personal stuff and groceries. More on Utah food banks.

Housing Vouchers - Very low income families in Utah can apply for rental assistance from section 8 housing choice vouchers as well. This government funded program can pay a portion of a residents housing expenses om an income based house or apartment in UT. Learn more on section 8 in Utah.

Homeless Prevention for Tenants and Homeowners - Low income tenants and homeowners in Utah can get access to homeless prevention resources. Government grants, non-profits, and even free attorneys can all help keep the family or individual housed, whether from immediate financial help to money to move. More on homeless prevention and rehousing in Utah.

Assistance for Seniors - Programs focused on meeting the needs of older adults in Utah are available, including free food, medical care, employment services, and energy bill help. Or get Medicare insurance benefits, home care and elderly services. Call a Utah Agency on Aging center.

Energy Bill Help - Find details on assistance programs that are available to Utah families that can help them pay their utility, light  heating bills. Non-profits, government, and other options are available. Financial aid, payment plans to help keep utilities on and free weatherization services are available. Learn more on Utah Energy Bill Help.

 

 

 

 

HEAT - Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) - Provide financial assistance to lower income families to help those in need pay heating as well as gas bills during the winter. They also provide year-round energy crisis intervention aid for low income families and households throughout Utah. The government assistance program can also help pay cooling bills during the summer months. More on Utah LIHEAP low income assistance.

  • Utah Weatherization Assistance Program - The program helps Utah households reduce energy consumption and pay lower heating bills. Benefits for this service are provided in the form of non-cash grants to families. The grants must be used to make energy-efficiency improvements or repairs to their homes.

UTAP Telephone Assistance - Very low income household, seniors and those on government benefits can receive a discount on both home or cellular phones. A state of Utah and FCC funded program helps families by ensuring they have access to setting up and keeping a call or home phone, and there may be free phones offered too. Look here for a free government iPhone.

There are other discounts provided as well from UTAP, both on the monthly phone bill or cost of the device. Assistance is wide ranging. More on Utah telephone programs.

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) - Provides monthly cash grants and financial assistance to lower income families that have children under the age 18. Funds can be used to pay rent, medical costs, car repairs, groceries and other basic needs. TANF is a form of grant for financial hardships. Call 866-435-7414.

Educational and Free School Supplies - Kids from low-income families or single parent run homes will get free back to school supplies from charities or social services. This will often be for families on TANF or food stamps too, and there will be clothes, school backpacks, sneakers and more. Get free school supplies in your community.

SNAP Food Stamps in Utah - The Utah food stamp program helps those in need with buying healthy and nutritious food. Most of the households that receive financial aid using the EBT Card must spend some of their own cash along with their vouchers to buy the food, household products, as well as groceries they need. Call (801) 526-9675.

 

 

 

WIC Vouchers - WIC is another benefit that helps feed women, moms to be and children (as well as babies) in particular. It is often combined with SNAP food stamps above. Formula, coupons and other support is given. There is free or low-cost baby formula, Enfamil in UT and other support. Dial 866-435-7414. Learn more on WIC benefits for women.

Foreclosure and Mortgage Assistance - The federal government HUD agency has approved dozens of non-profits and free counselors as HUD certified. Find a listing of Utah HUD housing counseling agencies.

Free medical, dental care and prescriptions in Utah for the low-income

Utah Free Clinics Provide Health Care - Community clinics as well as income based health care centers can provide medical services, prescriptions, behavioral health and help to residents across the state. Patients of all income levels can get medical needs met. Click here free community clinics in Utah.

Numerous clinics in Utah specialize in providing dental care to the low income and uninsured across the region. Extractions, teeth cleanings, checkups and more for kids or adults. Thousands of patients get assistance from these centers every year. Read more on free dental clinics.

Medical care is available for the uninsured in Utah. Government assistance, along with non-profit organizations, will help patients without health insurance get the care they need. Read more on free health insurance in Utah.

Utah Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) - This is a government health care insurance program for children under the age of 19. It will help patients access free or low-cost health care, including basic dental, checkups, and more. This insurance plan is part of Medicaid, and available to single moms as well as low to moderate income families. Phone 1-877-543-7669. They can even give advice on timely medical bill laws by state.

Job training and free debt relief programs in Utah

Government Grants, Job Programs, and Self-Sufficiency Services - Each county in Utah is supported by a non-profit community action agency. The centers provide a number of services, including free government grants for housing and energy bills, home repair, job training, and also educational and employment assistance. More community action agencies in Utah.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Debt and Credit Counseling - Residents who are struggling with paying their bills, mortgage, or debts (such as medical, car loans or credit card) can contact a counseling agency. Free advice and services are offered that can help people get back on a strong financial footing. Click ore Utah free credit counseling.

Assistance in Utah Cities and Counties

Locate financial help in your community, county, or city in UT. Select a county and/or city below for charity or government programs.

Beaver County

Box Elder County (Brigham City)

Cache County (Logan)

Davis County (Farmington)

Garfield County (Panguitch)

Iron County (Parowan)

Juab County (Nephi)

Kane County (Kanab)

Millard County (Fillmore)

Piute County (Junction)

Rich County (Randolph)

 

 

 

Salt Lake County

Sanpete County (Manti)

Sevier County (Richfield)

Summit County (Coalville)

Utah County (Provo)

Wasatch County (Heber City)

Washington County (St. George)

Wayne County (Loa)

Weber County (Ogden)

 

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