Alliance House

11/18/2025

Due to the end of the government shutdown, our members’ SNAP benefits have resumed.

Alliance House is no longer in need of food donations.

We thank our larger community for your support!

Please donate to your local food pantry moving forward.

11/12/2025

We’re thrilled to announce that a member and staff from Alliance House, Nick and Margaret, are in Australia to take part in International Clubhouse Training at Stepping Stone Clubhouse. Next week, Associate Director Rebecca will be joining them for the second week of training as support.

This exciting opportunity will allow our team to connect with Clubhouse colleagues from around the world, share best practices, and bring back fresh ideas to strengthen our community. By learning alongside other Clubhouses, we continue to grow our commitment to recovery, inclusion, and the power of meaningful work and relationships.

11/12/2025

11/05/2025

Exciting news: City Weekly just featured Alliance House in an article celebrating the opening of our 16 deeply affordable apartments on Salt Lake City’s Main Street. This project is about more than housing- it's about creating stability, dignity, and community for adults living with serious mental illness.

We’re honored to see our work recognized and our member's voices elevated by City Weekly as we continue building a more inclusive Salt Lake City.

Read the full story here: cityweekly.net/news/alliance-house-opens-16-deeply-affordable-apartments-on-salt-lake-citys-main-street-5647240c

Small Lake City

11/03/2025

Food donations request: SNAP benefits have been suspended. Alliance House is asking the community for non-perishable food donations for our members.

Drop off Monday-Friday 8:30 am-4:30 pm:

1724 South Main Street
Salt Lake City, UT 84115

Our deepest gratitude for all assistance!

10/29/2025

When Alliance House member Bluejay first connected with the Clubhouse, she was experiencing homelessness and searching for stability and belonging. She quickly found both within our community. She showed up regularly, engaging with others, and discovered a passion for work in the Culinary Unit. Her efforts have paid off. She is starting a transitional employment position at Squatters Brewery.

This opportunity serves as an important bridge for Bluejay, helping her re-enter the workforce after a gap in employment. She hopes to continue her journey by attending school for Culinary Arts, turning her passion into a lifelong career.

What truly stands out about Bluejay is her heart for others. Even while rebuilding her own life, she gives back to the unhoused community by making and distributing care packages to those in need. "It warms my heart to give back to others when they are struggling," Bluejay shares.

Please join us in congratulating Bluejay on her incredible progress and bright future ahead!

10/23/2025

We’re excited to celebrate Alliance House member Austin for success in his part time independent employment with his family’s company, Stated Income Group, for the past two years. He works as the Server Manager, setting up email servers and offering other tech support.

Before reaching this milestone, Austin gained valuable experience through several Alliance House Transitional Employment (TE) positions , including placements at the University of Utah and Goodwill. He shared that these opportunities helped him build confidence, develop new skills, and feel prepared to take the next step toward independent employment. Austin also credits the daily structure and supportive community at Alliance House for helping him maintain balance and routine as he maintains employment.

Congratulations, Austin, on your hard work and dedication! We look forward to seeing all you accomplish.

10/22/2025

Urgent Request: SNAP benefits (also known as food stamps) will not be issued in November due to the Federal Shutdown. We are asking for donations for non-perishable food items for our nonprofit, Alliance House, so we can prepare food boxes for low income members living with mental illness.

Drop off:
1724 S. Main Street
SLC, UT 84115
Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm

*if shutdown ends we will donate food to local food drive

10/16/2025

Since May, Clubhouse member Trip has been employed at the Sports Mall, a local health club, where he thrives in his dual roles in sales and as the night manager. Trip shares that the community and connection he’s found at the Clubhouse have been an important part of helping him stay focused and reach his goals. Supporting members in achieving and sustaining independent employment is a cornerstone of the Clubhouse model, reflecting the belief that work fosters purpose, dignity, and full participation in community life.

Outside of work, Trip channels his creativity through music. You can catch him performing every Wednesday at Contento Café in Salt Lake City. We’re proud to celebrate Trip’s accomplishments and the balance he’s built between meaningful work and creative passion.

10/10/2025

Each year on October 10th, the world observes World Mental Health Day, a global moment to spotlight mental health, dismantle stigma, and advocate for recovery-focused services. Alliance House is proud to support mental health recovery by providing a compassionate, community-based program that empowers individuals to grow, heal, and thrive.

Clubhouse philosophy is based on the belief that people living with mental illness can recover and lead fulfilling lives when given support, respect, and opportunities. One key part of this is the "work-ordered day," where members and staff work side by side in running the Clubhouse. This structure builds confidence, routine, and a sense of purpose, which are all important for mental health recovery.

To lean more about our program or to donate, please visit our website.

10/09/2025

Alliance House members Richard and Damon have traveled to New York City to meet with Fountain House United. FHU is a national network of Clubhouse organizations dedicated to advocacy and strengthening community-based mental health recovery.

10/08/2025

Alliance House member Rudy recently began working as a Lot Associate at Home Depot. After observing other Clubhouse members find success working there, Rudy felt motivated to apply for this position and he’s glad he did. “I actually like it a lot more than I thought I would,” he shared with a smile. “Seeing others do well helped me feel like I could too.”

This is what the Clubhouse philosophy is all about: community, choice, and shared success. When members support each other and celebrate one another’s growth, it builds confidence and opens doors.

We’d like to congratulate Rudy for stepping out, taking a chance, and finding meaningful work in the community. Your success is a reminder that recovery and growth are possible, and we’re cheering you on every step of the way!