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Vounteers Of America Utah's Center For Women And Children

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697 W 4170 S, Murray, UT 84123
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At-a-Glance Facts

CostNot confirmed - call to ask
Provider typeHealthcare Provider
Hours24 Hrs
Phone(801) 261-9177
PaymentSliding Fee Scale
ContactCharlotte Kiefer
Last updatedMay 21, 2024

Cost and Eligibility

Cost Model: Not confirmed

Payment method: Sliding Fee Scale

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Services

Services described in the directory record: Substance Abuse Treatment

Hours and Appointments

24 Hrs

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Languages and Accessibility

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About this clinic

The Center for Women and Children is a social model detoxification facility which provides a safe place to stay for women withdrawing from use of alcohol or drugs. Women may stay at this residential facility for up to 2 weeks. During their stay women will have the opportunity to meet with a case manager to discuss their eligibility for substance abuse treatment, as well as get connected to other needed resources. Women may bring children under the age of 10 years old. Clients will receive 3 meals a day, access to an outdoor area, and will be able to attend supportive programming activities, including recovery-focused support groups and working in our onsite garden. Clients who qualify may stay at our facility up to 14 days. There is a sliding scale fee, however, qualifying clients are only asked to contribute what they are able. Those who do not qualify can still access services by paying $115 per night.

Directory remarks: Urban Area, Permanent Clinic, Year-Round

Verification and Listing History

Verification status: Verification needed
Last verified: Not recently verified
Listing last updated: May 21, 2024
Clinic management status: Managed or updated through an account

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