Panic Attack

We exist to protect and restore human worth by confronting exploitation. Through victim services, education and outreach, and strategic partnerships, we are Utah's catalyst to create a state where all forms of human trafficking are intolerable. This location houses our weekly drop-in center. All other services area provided through our main office location.

Emergency, short-term shelter for victims/survivors of domestic violence. Women and children served at the shelter. Males are served at an alternate location. Victim support; resource referral and assistance with community resources. No on-site services. Rural community and area; no public transit.

Duchesne County Victim Services is a system-based advocacy located in the Sheriff's and County Attorney's offices. The advocates can respond on-scene or in offices located in Duchesne and Roosevelt. They provide direct services to assist victims of crime while they navigate the criminal justice system by providing education and support. They assist victims with obtaining orders of protection, Crime Victims Reparations (CVR), and by assisting with victim impact statements.

The Family Institute of Northern Utah provides outpatient mental health therapy to crime victims. We also provide services to private insurance and private pay clients.

Shelter services for victims of Domestic Violence. Community based advocacy. Rapid rehousing funding and case management resources. 24 hour a day crisis hotline.

Holding Out HELP (HOH) provides those from a polygamist culture the care, support and resources to becoming independent and self-sufficient. HOH offers food, clothing, shelter, counseling, education and life skill courses.

Holy Cross Ministries (HCM) offers bilingual, bicultural, trauma-informed services through its counseling, legal immigration and health outreach programs. Legal immigration program offers legal services including U Visa, applications for immigration benefits, family reunification assistance, DACA, citizenship, and full legal representation before the USCIS. Counseling program offers trauma-informed therapy in English and Spanish. HCM's Promotora/Case Manager offers services including: victim advocacy, acting as a liaison between victims and service providers, assisting clients in creating and developing a safety plan, assisting victims of crimes with access to community resources, providing crisis intervention, providing emotional support to victims of crime, educating clients about their legal rights as victims of crime, assisting clients in filing police reports, explaining the Crime Victim Compensation program in detail, and assisting them through the application process.