Find resources for your child with or a suspected learning disability including community resources, websites and books.

1. Tutoring for students in Grades K-6 who are above, at, or below grade level readers.

2. The literacy strengths and needs of each child determined through diagnostic testing (also available as a separate service).

3. A targeted intervention plan is developed for each child.

4. Emphasis is on developmental instruction and positive learning experiences.

The Utah Parent Center (UPC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping parents assist their children, youth, and young adults with disabilities and special healthcare needs to lead inclusive, productive lives within the community, all for free. If your child is turning 18 and you are needing to continue to have medical power-of-attorney they can also help guide you through this process.

The Sibling Project at the Utah parent Center was built to support Siblings of People with Disabilities throughout their lives. Their project provides information to parents, and adults who are transitioning into the role of caregiver. They also provide free support groups (Sibshops) for school-age siblings of people with disabilities across the state.

Each month they offer events and workshops including a wide range of topics such as Parent Support Groups, Mental Health Workshops, Health Care Transition Workshop, etc. Here is a link to their calendar: https://utahparentcenter.org/events/#tribe-events-top-bar-date

The Integrated Services Program assists families of children and youth who have special health care needs by facilitating direct clinical services, care coordination, transition to adulthood, and advocating for primary care and comprehensive health care

Phone: (801) 273-2988

The mission of the Utah Children’s Hearing Aid Program (CHAP) is to optimize early communication for deaf/hard of hearing (DHH) infants and children by providing access to hearing aids to financially eligible families. This program is aimed to help children 5 years and younger.

For eligibility requirements and application process go to their website.

Phone: 801-273-6600

Find resources for individuals and families such as family and self-advocate information meetings, emergency preparedness, find a community engagement resource, and other resources such as Administration on Disabilities, American Association of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Brain Injury Alliance of Utah, Cerebral Palsy Group, Cerebral Palsy Guidance, Utah Family-to-Family Network, Utah Association of Community Services, Utah Developmental Disabilities Council, Utah Disability Law Center, Utah Registry of Autism and Development Disabilities, Utah Parent Center, Utah Sibling Leadership Network, and U.S. Social Security Administration. To apply for services or for eligibility questions.

Phone: 844-275-3773 or 801-538-4200

Wheelchairs 4 Kids provides wheelchairs, home and vehicle modifications, as well as other necessary medical equipment at no charge to the children we serve through our Let’s Roll Program. Children with disabilities face many obstacles getting the equipment that they need: insurance and/or Medicaid may not cover the equipment, their home or vehicle may not be properly equipped for their needs, families may not be able to afford their copay, among others. These obstacles can lead to unsafe conditions for the child and their caretakers. Wheelchairs 4 Kids is here to help.

If you want more information including income eligibility, application, and their other programs please contact our caseworker, Ellie, at 435-75307337.

BRAG provides a wide array of services for low-income households, seniors, and persons with disabilities. Call for eligibility.

Phone: 435-752-7242

The Office of Rehabilitation helps Utahns with disabilities obtain meaningful employment and increase independence.