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Additional Resources


Community ​Resource Directory

Seeking assistance but not sure where to go? Look no further than the Moab Free Health Clinic's Community Resource Directory. This up-to-date, searchable directory will get you pointed towards the right provided whether you are looking for employment, childcare, AA meetings, or something else entirely. 
The Allstate Foundations 
Moving Ahead Curriculum is available to anyone; it's purpose is to empower survivors of abuse financially.
According to the CDC, as of June 2020, 13% of Americans reported starting or increasing substance use as a way of coping with stress or emotions related to COVID-19. Thankfully, due to the increased availability of telemedicine for behavioral health concerns, it’s easier than ever for people to access life-saving care. Admitting there’s a problem is often the first step in overcoming addiction, but deciding to reach out for help is the necessary second step.
This new resource helps people connect with mental health services, many of which offer free or low-cost options because no one should be denied care or hesitate to take the first step toward recovery due to financial constraints.


My Plan App

Did you feel that you may be in an unsafe relationship? Are you worried about a loved one? 
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​The My Plan App is a great place to start getting answers. Based on the answers to a few simple questions, the app helps survivors and their families better understand the danger they may be in. This app is password protected for the survivor's safety. 
UDVC is the nationally recognized Utah state coalition for providing expertise concerning issues of domestic and sexual violence to member programs, community partners and others in Utah.

UDVC is a wealth of information on domestic violence. If you are interested in learning more about domestic violence or would like to refer to state wide programs, check out their website!
Are you unsure what types of assistance you are eligible for? 
This easy-to-use, single source of benefit information to help citizens understand which benefit programs they may be eligible for, or how to apply. Operated, managed, and supported by a Federal agency Partnership, Benefits.gov provides an innovative, technology-based solution to benefit information delivery.
UCASA engages individuals and organizations in local and statewide collaborations to strengthen the effectiveness of sexual violence education, prevention, and response in Utah.

UCASA is committed to providing high-quality educational materials that will supplement knowledge for survivors, advocates, and all of those who are committed to ending sexual violence. 
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