CAPSA is a rape crisis and domestic violent support center. Services include: emergency shelter, casework/advocacy, clinical therapy, support groups, transitional housing, education & prevention and children’s center.

Crisis/support phone line: 435-753-2500

Utah Poison Control offers a 24 hour phone service that is free and private immediate phone support during a poisoning crisis. What to expect when calling: exact name of the product, amount taken, when the poisoning happened, the age and weight of the poisoned person, how the person is doing, phone number where you can be reached

Phone: 1-800-222-1222

You’ve spent hours researching safe cars and car seats, and finally selected the right choices for your family. You've even had your car seat inspected at an inspection station to make sure you installed it correctly. But did you know there are other dangers in and around your vehicle that could seriously harm or even kill your child? Learn more about keeping kids safe, heatstroke, backover, power windows, seat belt entanglement, trunk entrapment, and vehicle rollaway.

As a parent, you do everything you can to keep your children safe. You cover electrical outlets when they start to crawl. You give them bicycle helmets when they learn to ride. You talk about what to do if a stranger approaches them in public. You do these things not because you believe something will happen, but because if anything goes wrong they are much less likely to be seriously hurt. The same goes for something most of us have in our homes: over-the-counter and prescription medications. Medications can be helpful when used according to the directions on the label, but they can become deadly if someone takes too much—on purpose or by accident—or uses a medication prescribed for someone else.

You or someone you know may feel hopeless, down, or alone right now. Many people have gotten through times like this, and you can too.

This tool can help you make decisions about temporarily reducing access to potentially dangerous things, like firearms, medicines, sharp objects, or other household items.

The promise of tomorrow can start with small steps towards safety today.

The Kids Place is a free service open to all families in our community with children ages 11 and under! Our goal is to provide a safe, caring place for children to stay when caregivers need extra support. We focus on emotions and the needs of children and caregivers

Unplanned, emergency care available when a parent or family is facing a crisis and no other safe childcare options are available. Crisis care is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Children can stay with us for up to 72 hours.

Phone: 435-752-8880

Kids are going to fall, crash, slip and tumble. It’s all part of being a kid, and we wouldn't want it any other way. But there are little things we can all do to ensure that kids avoid the more serious injuries that can lead to disabilities and even death. On this site, you will find tips from top safety experts on everything you need to keep kids of any age safe from preventable injuries.