Category: Benefits

Providing employment services for Homeless Veterans to help them obtain gainful, long term and meaningful employment. The program networks with other service providers to ensure that a continuum of care is being met and that any gaps in service are being filled.

Evanston/Uinta County Human Services building provides one stop shopping for person seeking assistance. Agencies currently occupying offices include Uinta County Human Services; Uinta County Youth Services; Veterans' Service Officer; Department of Family Services (DFS); Uinta County Public Health; Women and Infant Children (WIC); Sexual Abuse and Family Violence (SAFV); Family…

In addition, we receive food from the government's TEFAP program which we put into pre-built food boxes and distribute. There is an Income Requirement for participating in the program. Once per month (on the day you receive commodities you cannot access The Harvest Food Pantry. 10:00am – 12:00pm and 1:00pm…

SAFE Project provides free, non-discriminatory and confidential services to survivors of stalking, intimate partner, family and sexual violence. Our services include a 24 hour hotline, emergency shelter, emergency food, clothes and toiletries, cell phones, emergency transportation, relocation assistance, crisis intervention, safety planning, hospital response, community resource referrals, civil legal advocacy…

The operating objective of the Pantry is to supply patrons of Johnson County FREE canned, packaged and frozen food staples. We also provide FREE infant formula, baby food, diapers, and when available home/personal hygiene supplies.

Independence Hall is funded by a grant from the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. The opinions, findings and conclusions stated herein are those of VOA and do not necessarily reflect those of the United States Department of Veterans Affair.

This program is offered twice a month serving the elderly, sick/disabled, low income, single parent families, the unemployed, the children, and those at or below poverty levels. We provide meats, breads, fresh fruit and vegetables when available, non-perishable food items, commodities to those who qualify, and personal hygiene items.

Our Food Pantry Program served 1,251 households in Campbell County in 2018. We also provided 340 Thanksgiving meals to families that otherwise would not have had one and provided provided 558 Christmas Baskets to families in 2018 with the help of many community volunteers. Qualified individuals and families can receive…

Our mission is to create a local solution to hunger, whereby everyone – especially children – has direct and equitable access to good and healthy food all year round.