Refugee Support Services of Utah

Our services & community focus.

Assistance with HEAT, Food Stamps / SNAP, Medicare, hospital transportation, interpreting, Green Cards, U.S. citizenship, and more.

Practical support for refugees & families

Support for everyday needs.

From energy and food assistance to healthcare questions, hospital transportation, and interpreting, our team is here to help you take the next step.

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HEAT Program Support

Help navigating home energy assistance through the HEAT program and understanding the next steps for your household.

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Food Stamps / SNAP Assistance

Guidance with food assistance questions, applications, and next steps for individuals and families.

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Medicare Support

Help understanding Medicare-related information and connecting with appropriate assistance for your questions.

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Hospital Transportation

Help arranging transportation to hospital visits and medical appointments. Call the office to discuss your trip and availability.

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Interpreting & Language Support

Interpreting support to help people communicate and understand information. Contact us to discuss your language and appointment needs.

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Green Card & U.S. Citizenship Assistance

Help with Green Card and U.S. citizenship forms, understanding application steps, and finding appropriate resources. Contact the office to discuss the assistance you need.

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Getting to Know Your Community

Help getting familiar with the city, finding local shops and markets, and learning about schools and everyday community resources.

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More Support for Your Family

Have another question or need? Speak with our team about your situation and the support or community resources that may be available.

Please contact the office to confirm current availability, any fees, and documents to bring. Program eligibility and benefit decisions are made by the relevant agencies.

Start with a conversation.

Every family’s needs are different. Contact our office to describe the help you are looking for. Our team can discuss current support, available resources, and next steps with you.

Planning your visit

We are open 7 days a week, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM. Call first to ask about service availability, any fees, language support, and documents to bring. Please wait for the office to confirm your appointment.

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Helpful information

Before your visit.

Who can contact the office?

Refugees, family members, and community partners are welcome to contact our team to discuss their needs and ask about available support.

How do I request an appointment?

Complete the appointment request form and press Send Appointment Request. The office will contact you to confirm your visit. You can also call 801-638-2935.

Is my requested time confirmed immediately?

No. Your chosen date and time are a request. Please wait for confirmation from the office before making travel arrangements.

Where is the office?

4122 S 1785 W, Suite 105, Taylorsville, UT 84129. Open directions.

What should I bring?

Please call before your visit to ask which documents, if any, are needed for your specific request.

Can I ask about language support, accessibility, or fees?

Yes. Contact the office before your appointment to ask about language support, accessibility needs, any fees, and current service availability.