Weber County Mental Health Center

Weber County Mental Health Center is a State of UT PATH Provider. PATH stands for Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness. PATH program funds service people with serious mental illness experiencing homelessness.

PATH providers are local public or nonprofit organizations that have receive US Government PATH funding to provide services to people who are not currently connected to mainstream services.

Some Services PATH Programs provide, but are not completely inclusive for all of the programs (Some PATH providers offer all of these services, while others focus on providing one or two of them.):
Outreach Services
Screening and Diagnostic Treatment
Habilitation and Rehabilitation
Community Mental Health
Substance Abuse Treatment
Referrals for primary health care, job training, housing, educational assistance
Housing services as specified in Section 522(b)(10)
Mission Statement: It is the mission of Weber Human Services to provide high quality, accessible, cost effective human services to the residents of Weber and Morgan Counties. Implementation Strategies In order to fulfill this mission: We will hire and develop knowledgeable, motivated employees and encourage innovation. We will operate an efficient, responsible agency. Our workforce will strive to reflect the diversity of the communities we serve and promote cultural awareness. We will involve residents in government by encouraging them to be our partners in the community. We will utilize community partnerships and specialties of other organizations to enhance services and eliminate duplication. We will provide education and support activities that promote quality and longevity of life for individuals and their families.

User questions and answers

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• Jul 14, 2021

  Homeless with ten year old son and disabled nephew

• Oct 28, 2020

  I need help in homeless

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