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Division of Child and Family Services Delta
44 S 350 E Delta
Delta Office
435-864-3869
Hotline to report abuse: 1-855-323-3237 Online Reporting HERE
Keeping children safe and strengthening families through prevention, child protective and in-home services, and out-of-home care."Utah law requires any person who has reason to believe that a child has been subjected to abuse, neglect, or dependency to immediately notify the nearest office of Child and Family Services, a peace officer, or a law enforcement agency. Abuse, neglect, or dependency of a child can be physical, emotional, or sexual. "
Child Protection Ombuds Services
Advocate system to provide a safe, independent, and confidential starting point for families who feel unheard, confused, or overwhelmed by the child welfare and Child Protective Services system. Instead of acting as a legal representative or a decision-maker, an ombuds acts as a neutral party to help resolve issues early.
Contact Online
801-538-4589 (TTY: Utah Relay 7-1-1) Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Juab/ Millard Children's Justice Center
435.623.3414
240 N Main Street, Nephi, UT
Provides safe environment for children while being interviewed regarding alleged abuse
DYAC Activity Center
435-864-9002 305 E 200 N Delta
After school activities, homework assistance, snack and STEAM activities, for grades 6-12
Monday-Thursday 2:45-5:30 PM
School readiness development program for children with low income and disabilities, for ages 3-5.
Federal nutrition program (run by Utah health departments) that helps low- to moderate-income families get healthy food and support during pregnancy and early childhood.
**Automatically qualify if you are on MEDICAID, SNAP, or TANF
**Income that is too high for SNAP often can qualify for WIC
SIGN UP AT: Central Utah Health Department
362 W Main St #1, Delta, UT 84624 435.864.3612
The Central Utah Health Department is dedicated to improving the well-being of individuals and the health of communities by preventing disease, promoting healthy lifestyles, and protecting critical resources.
Immunizations, Flu Shots, Nursing and Clinicals Services, Home Visitation, Emergency Prep & Response, Vital Records
888-344-4896 provides childcare assistance to parents. You can browse child care programs that meet your families needs on the childcare website.
The Kids Mental Health Foundation: is a national organization dedicated to promoting pediatric mental wellness and treating emotional health with the same importance as physical health. Its primary purpose is to provide expert-created, evidence-based educational materials that empower parents, caregivers, and educators to understand and nurture children's mental development before a crisis occurs. To achieve this, the foundation offers an extensive library of free resources, including actionable behavioral guides, multimedia skill-building tools for kids, and step-by-step toolkits to help families navigate clinical mental health systems.
Workforce Services
801.526.0950
Afterschool providers, Care about Childcare, Child Care Assistance, Child Care Services, Child Care Subsidies, Early Learning Resources and Core Competencies
Call 1-833-723-3326 or 988
SMR: Mental Health Crisis for Youth
if your child’s thoughts and behaviors are normal for their age or a sign of something more serious. Sometimes you may not know where to turn for help—and you may need help right now if your child:
Threatens to hurt themself or others
Is verbally or physically aggressive
Uses substances
Destroys or steals property
A mobile crisis response team can help address urgent challenges your child is having. These services are free to everyone in Utah, no matter where you live. Learn more about stabilization and mobile response, or SMR.
801.691.5322 Provides information and referrals to connect families to resources
interactive learning program that helps children in Pre-k to 2nd grade build strong skills in reading, math, and science. Free for qualified families.
435-864-1480 Provides resources and numerous research-based information related to practical principles that can help parents know what to do when things go wrong as well as tips for helping things go right.
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