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 We have started setting appointments and giving information about the Commodity Supplemental Food Program, which provides an extra food box once a month to those in need. To qualify for the program you must have a child younger than age 6 who is not recieving WIC assistance, or be 60+ years of age, and meet income requirements. To learn more about the program or to schedule an application appointment at the Utah Food Bank, call 2-1-1 and we'll be happy to set you up.
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The sun is shining, the flowers are blooming and boredom is already setting in with children/youth this summer. We can help! 2-1-1 Information and Referral of Utah's Volunteer Center invites children/youth age K-18 to get up, get out and make difference this summer with our Summer of Service program.
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 To best help our local authorities plan for a disaster, individuals of all ages with special needs can register on the Utah Special Needs Registry. Information on the registry will be used to develop a plan to help those with special needs in an emergency. You can register yourself or your family member online or by calling 2-1-1. Children with special needs can be registered for a specific service called Emergency Medical Services for Children. This service lets parents/guardians of children with special health care needs fill out information sheets about their children, in an effort to facilitate better emergency care by EMS responders and hospitals.
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