HELPING ABUSED, NEGLECTED,
AT-RISK CHILDREN AND YOUTH.
Our Angel Trees help thousands of youth each year.
Our Angel Trees collect donations that help support youth during the holidays as well fill their needs throughout the year.
We couldn’t do it without you.
Your kindness and generosity create warmth each holiday season.
Thank you!
ShelterKids, Inc is a private nonprofit organization consisting of local professionals and committed volunteers who are interested in youth issues and provide funds and in kind donations for abused, neglected and at risk children and teens that receive services through the Salt Lake County Youth Services. Through the efforts of ShelterKids, programs for youth in prevention, early intervention and education and training are enhanced.
Our Mission
"The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members."
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To make a monetary (check or money order) donation, please mail it to:
ShelterKids, Inc.
177 West Price Avenue Salt Lake City, UT 84115
WE NEED YOUR HELP
With the help of donations, we provide emergency residential care, temporary housing, counseling and preventative services to help kids transition into a more stable living situation. Get involved today!
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Crisis Residential
Provides food, laundry and shower facilities and overnight shelter for homeless youth under age 18. 24 hour, 7 day a week. The youth stay until a guardian can be contacted and a service plan developed. Available in SLC and Riverton locations.
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Emergency Shelter Care
Provides emergency residential placement for youth 12 to 17 years old that are taken into state custody for alleged abuse and neglect. While staying at the Group Homes, youth receive health, medical and dental screening, transportation and participate in recreational activities.
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Milestone Transitional Living
Housing for males and females ages 18-21 who are facing homeless-ness in Salt Lake County. Homes are located in West Valley and Sandy.
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After School Programs
Currently offered in Kearns, West Valley and Magna. Students can participate after the parents have signed registration forms. Youth activities include: dancing, multi-media, DJ classes, sports, community service and homework help.