Our goal is to simplify breastfeeding and boost a mom’s confidence in her own abilities. Located inside Primary Care Pediatrics.

Phone: 435-554-1208

Links provided for programs like Upto3, Bear River Headstart, Empower Speech Therapy, CDC Milestone Moments, and Riverside Preschool. Such programs are designed to support early childhood development, especially for children who are struggling.

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

Our program provides nutrition and breastfeeding services and supplemental foods to pregnant women, new mothers, infants and children up to their 5th birthday. We offer a wide-array of nutrition education, personalized breastfeeding support, and referrals to other public health programs.

Click here for instructions on how to apply for Medicaid.

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

Links provided for programs like Bear River Headstart, The Family Place - Kid’s Place, Child Care Assistance Program, and Care about Childcare. Such programs are designed to help parents find quality care for their children.

Find housing assistance including WAB warming center, short term rental assistance, housing authority program, CAPSA abuse shelter, and more.

Get access to nutrition resources such as SNAP (check for eligibility), Summer lunch programs, and find local food pantries.

Home Visiting Programs provide support for pregnant families up to kindergarten age in the comfort of their own home. These programs provide education and resources.

Understand what postpartum depression may look like and find resources to support both Mothers and Fathers.

Find resources for mental health therapists in Cache Valley, Crisis Hotlines, Wellness Apps, Maternal Mental Health, and other support services.

Find resources for Autism Spectrum Disorder including ABA therapist resources clinics near and in Logan and home-based therapists. Please note that for insurance to cover ABA therapy a referral and official diagnosis is usually required.

Get access to parenting resources like Bear River’s parenting support group, Help Me Grow Utah, Mount Sinai Parenting Center, Vroom Parenting App and Healthy Children (AAP).

Find resources for pregnancy including the Pregnancy Resource Center of Cache Valley, the Office of Maternal and Child Health, Maternal & Infant Health Program, and more!

Find support if you are a refugee or immigrant in Logan, Utah. These wonderful organizations can help citizenship tutoring, driver’s license tutoring & course, financial literacy course, community connections and more.

Find resources for children with disabilities like hearing aids, sibling support and other resources.

Little Lambs offers diapers, clothing, busy kits for hospitalized children, and resources for foster children. Services are provided low income families.

Phone: 435-764-4439

BRAG provides a wide array of services for low-income households, seniors and persons with disabilities. Services include homeless services and prevention, long-term rental assistance, utilities and repairs assistance, home ownership & rentals support, aging/disability/veteran services, transportation assistance, financial assistance, employment assistance, and legal assistance.

Logan office: 435-752-7242

Primary Children’s Gene Kids provides clinical testing of whole genome sequencing (the complete DNA sequence) to children who have a suspected genetic disorder. This includes children in all communities, regardless of race, ethnicity, location or financial need. Every child and family will have their “personal genome” available for life-long healthcare use including identifying genetic disorders.

This program is a great option for families who can’t get insurance to cover full genome sequencing as it is completely free for families. Please contact our office if you feel like your child would benefit from this program.

Learn more about recommended guidelines for children and electronic devices including online teen safety.

You are not alone. If you learn that your baby may have a life-threatening or life-limiting condition, the news can be devastating. Angel Watch is a FREE perinatal palliative supportive services here to help your family navigate this difficult situation. Angel Watch provides emotional, social, and practical support during this time of uncertainty. Together, you and your Angel Watch team can develop a plan for your pregnancy and future based on your individual choices and needs.

Phone: (385) 867-1653

Early childhood Utah has a website to find and connect with trusted early childhood resources for child from birth through age 8 across Utah.

FindHelp has resources for food pantries/meal programs, housing, financial assistance, healthcare and more.

There are two options for transportation assistance. The first is to use the free bus system through Cache Valley Transit District (CVTD). The other option is to use Lifeline Mobility Program which can connect you to free drivers or mileage reimbursement.

Looking for work? Click here for databases which connect individuals to job openings and applications.

The Cache Valley for Hope Cancer Foundation is a generous foundation that emotionally and financially assists local residents battling cancer. They also offer a cancer survivor college scholarship program.

Phone: (435) 760-3400