Utah Shelters
The shelters listed below are only in Utah. If you need placement closer to where you live, please contact us. If you need a long-term shelter and treatment program for SRA, please call us at 801-440-3954.
For shelters listed below, survivors must call each shelter themselves to apply for emergency housing. We can not do this for survivors as this is a matter of policy for these shelters Shelter is not guaranteed and is dependent on availability. Survivors are encouraged to call each shelter every day to get a spot. Do not show up at a shelter expecting placement. Call first before you go. We do not recommend that you go to a co-ed facility if you are female unless it’s absolutely necessary.
Call the Homeless Services Line 801-990-9999 or the Domestic Violence and Rape Crisis Line 801-444-9161 for further assistance.
| Short Term Shelters (5 days to 1 month) | Long Term Shelters (1 month+) |
| Geraldine E King Resource Center (women only) (First come, first serve/day-by-day) 131 E 700 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84111 801-893-6678 | Young Women’s Christian Association YWCA – Salt Lake City 801-537-8600 YWCA – Ogden 801-392-7273 YMCA – Kaysville 801-464-9161 |
| YCC – Must be in immediate danger Women’s facility Ogden, UT https://yccogden.org/ | Utah Community Action https://www.utahca.org/housing/ 801-359-2444 |
| Lantern House Ogden, UT Co-ed facility. Not recommended for women. https://www.stannescenter.org/ | New Hope Crisis Center 435-723-5600 Co-ed facility (not recommended for women) Brigham City, UT |
| Ogden Women’s Rescue Mission (focused on those with addition) Ogden, UT 801-399-3058 | |
| Peace House Park City, UT Domestic Violence Shelter 435-658-4739 | |
| SLC Women’s Rescue Mission (primarily for those with addiction) Salt Lake City, UT 801-521-5925 | |
| South Valley Resources Rarely has availability West Valley, UT 435-231-3557 | |
| Safe Harbor Layton, UT 801-444-3191 https://safeharborhope.org/ The Safe House Project Nationwide network Virginia Beach, VA (507)769-0819 https://safehouseproject.org/ | |
Rental Assistance in Utah
Client must first find an apartment and get a signed lease and submit that with their income statement and identification. They can not have applied to this program before. If approved they will get 6 months of rent paid directly to the landlord along with the deposit. They can also apply for utility assistance. utahca.org/housing/. After 6 months, you may reapply but there is no guarantee you’ll get an extension. You must be able by then to pay for your rent in full. This means you need to be employable by the end of the rental term. If this isn’t possible, we advise that you go into a long term program. Call 801-359-2444.