We Support Utah’s Family Support Centers — So They Can Support You

We’re a statewide network that strengthens the 11 Family Support Centers across Utah through funding, training, and shared resources.

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Strengthening Families Across Utah

At Family Support Centers of Utah, our mission is to ensure that every Center in our statewide network is equipped to provide high-quality, trauma-informed services that strengthen families and prevent child abuse. We offer coordination, advocacy, funding support, and strategic guidance. Together, we help children stay safe, empower parents with tools and education, and support local Centers in building resilient, connected communities.

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How We Help

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How We Help Centers

Provide backbone support to 11 Family Support Centers across Utah

Raised wages for staff to maintain high-quality care

Facilitate collaboration through tours, events, and regular communication

Lead contract compliance, training, and coaching for Center leadership

Offer strategic support to rebuild boards and strengthen governance

Developed and implemented a bold 2023–2027 Strategic Plan

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Support 17 Crisis and Respite Nurseries that operate 24/7 to keep kids safe

Ensured consistent, high-quality care by raising wages for childcare staff

Launched the Safe and Secure Project to upgrade nursery safety statewide

Funded renovations to therapeutic spaces like "Comfort Corners"

How Centers Help Kids

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How Centers Help Parents

Secure and advocate for funding that supports parenting education across the state

Support trauma-informed, family-centered courses at all 11 Centers, based on the Nurturing Parenting Program

Help parents build skills to navigate stress, strengthen family bonds, and prevent child abuse and neglect

Conduct statewide Needs Assessments to ensure family priorities are identified and addressed

Improve Center facilities—like kitchens and bathrooms—to create more welcoming spaces for families