Chapter Life
The YPR-Salt Lake City Chapter was honored with the Chapter of the Year award in 2024. We are committed to supporting individuals in recovery by offering All-Recovery meetings, Pro-Social activities, and Life-Skills workshops at various facilities, including inpatient treatment centers, ensuring that recovery support reaches those who need it most.
Additionally, we host All-Recovery meetings at two Recovery Community Organizations (USARA/USARA-UT CO). Through our partnership with Utah Support Advocates for Recovery Awareness (USARA), we collaborate on advocacy initiatives and utilize their space for our regular, public All-Recovery meetings.
We are also working closely with Recovery Community Activities, a local organization dedicated to providing engaging and enjoyable experiences for those in recovery. This partnership allows us to offer public Pro-Social activities to the YPR community.
Our community partnerships extend to Odyssey House and Recovery Ways, where we facilitate All-Recovery meetings, workshops, and Pro-Social events at seven adult residential treatment centers and one adolescent residential treatment center.
The success of our chapter is driven by our dedicated Advisory Board, active Chapter Leadership Team, and passionate volunteers and members. We are always eager to welcome new members, community partners, event sponsors, and opportunities for growth.
To stay informed about our events and schedules, we invite you to join our active YPR-SLC Facebook group.
Chapter REsources
Hope on Tapp
hopeonttapp.com
Hope on Tapp provides harm reduction outreach, mobile HIV/Hepatitis C testing, treatment referrals, and educational resources. Their mission is to restore dignity to marginalized communities and support individuals in taking control of their health and recovery stories.
Recovery Community Activities
Facebook Group
This peer-driven community group offers a space to connect and engage in meaningful recovery-based activities. It’s designed to promote connection, personal growth, and fun within a recovery context.
Recovery Ways
recoveryways.com
Recovery Ways offers mental health and substance use treatment at licensed facilities in Salt Lake City. Known for their holistic and evidence-based approach, they treat the whole person—mind, body, and spirit.
Odyssey House Substance Use and Mental Health Services
Odyssey House, founded in 1971 and operating as a 501(c)3, aims to empower people to heal and build better lives. It is Utah’s largest and most comprehensive addiction program, focusing on what is best for those served. Their approach treats the “whole person” using evidence-based models to overcome barriers, offering services that address each aspect of the individual for a holistic change.
Volunteers of America Youth Resource Center, Utah
This center, targeting youth aged 15—22 at risk of or experiencing homelessness, offers a range of services. These include basic needs like meals, pantry food, showers, laundry, life-skills groups, housing and employment case management, dental and medical care assistance, and mental health services. It functions as a 30-bed emergency shelter from 7:30 pm to 8:30 am, expanding to 50 beds in winter.
Utah Support Advocates for Recovery Awareness
USARA focuses on connecting and inspiring communities to advocate for addiction recovery. They envision a Utah where recovery community and connection are the most valuable assets for people recovering from addiction.
Pro-Social Event Sponsor – Remodel Express
Remodel Express, a local home remodeling contractor, promises high-quality workmanship. They offer a Mobile Showroom, showcasing the latest styles and colors, for convenient in-home consultations. With over 15 years of experience, their team focuses on detailed, customer-centric remodeling, aided by the latest design software.
Joe Black – Kellar Williams Realtor
Joe Black, representing Keller Williams SLC, is known for excellent customer service, consistent communication, and an honest approach in real estate.
Find Treatment
A confidential and anonymous resource for persons seeking treatment for mental and substance use disorders in the United States and its territories.
The Treatment Atlas
Treatment Atlas is a free and confidential resource to find and compare addiction treatment programs.