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Valley Behavioral Health

Valley Behavioral Health is a nonprofit network of clinics providing treatment for behavioral health issues, addictions, and chronic health conditions.

Valley is the leading behavioral health innovator in the Intermountain West, with specialized clinical treatments & support services.

04/13/2026

This Thursday, April 16, Molina Healthcare of Utah is joining Valley Behavioral Health’s Carmen B. Pingree Autism Center of Learning for the Uniquely You Open House and Resource Fair. The event will connect attendees with autism resources, support services and community programs, while offering snacks and beverages. Salt Lake City residents can also enjoy inclusive fun like art stations, puzzles and sensory-friendly activities.

📅 Thursday, April 16
⏰ 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
📍 760 Guardsman Way
Salt Lake City, UT 84111

April is Autism Acceptance Month, a time to celebrate and support individuals on the autism spectrum. We look forward to connecting with the community and supporting the unique needs of our members. 💙

04/08/2026

Huge news! We've been awarded a $20,000 Community Health Improvement Grant from CommonSpirit Health! This incredible funding will support our efforts to help clients experiencing financial hardship obtain the basic nourishment they need to stay stable.

Thank you to CommonSpirit Health for believing in our mission! We can't wait to make an even bigger impact.

04/02/2026

A huge thank you to Square Financial Services for their generous support of our housing programs! We are incredibly appreciative of the award received through their 25 Squared Grant program.

With this funding, we’re investing in an innovative property management and mapping system to expand affordable housing, improve access, and better support the individuals and families we serve across Utah. This will help expedite housing placement, strengthen partnerships, and create more opportunities for people to find stability, recovery, and a place to call home.

03/31/2026

As March comes to a close, our celebration of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month continues. This past month, our Uniquely You: Celebrating Every Strength Paint Night brought people together through creativity, connection, and self-expression.

We’re excited to carry this energy into April as we celebrate Autism Acceptance Month, continuing to foster inclusion, understanding, and appreciation for every individual.

03/20/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Open House series! We loved connecting with our community, sharing more about our programs and services, and showcasing the incredible work happening across our locations.

We’re so grateful for your support and interest in what we do at VBH.

If you weren’t able to attend, you can still learn more about our services and impact by visiting our website.

03/10/2026

In celebration of IDD Awareness Month, the Adult Ability Center of Lifetime Learning is hosting ✨ Uniquely You Paint Night ✨

🗓️ Wednesday, March 11
⏰ 5:30–7:00 PM
📍 6232 S 900 E, Murray
💲 Free – all supplies included!

Join us for a fun evening of creativity, inclusion, and celebrating every strength that makes you unique. We’ll have a soda bar and dessert tray to enjoy, too!

Spots are limited (15 AAC participants + 5 community members) and will be filled first come, first served.

RSVP by Tuesday, March 10th to Kay Harden at 📧 kayha@valleycares.com
Let’s celebrate what makes you uniquely amazing! 🎨✨

03/03/2026

The Valley team had an incredible time at last week’s Rally for Recovery!

We were proud to hear from our Board member, Rep. Jim Dunnigan, who spoke about the critical role Medicaid funding plays in supporting recovery treatment. It was a great event and the turnout was huge! We love seeing our community come together in support of recovery.

02/23/2026

Join us for our upcoming Open Houses at various Valley Behavioral Health locations. Tour our spaces, meet our teams, and learn how we are serving individuals and families throughout our community!

Share this with others who may be interested in learning more about VBH’s services and community impact.

02/20/2026

This week, VBH officially broke ground on our new Homefront facility — a 68-bed supportive housing development designed to help individuals experiencing homelessness move toward long-term stability.

This project is about more than adding beds. It’s about creating a place where stable housing is paired with the treatment and support services people need to remain housed, heal, and rebuild.

We are deeply grateful to the partners and supporters who made this vision possible:
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County Division of Behavioral Health Services
Utah Department of Workforce Services – Office of Homeless Services & Housing and Community Development Division
Utah Housing Corporation
Richman Capital
Ally Bank
American Express
Glacier Bank
Winthrop & Weinstine, P.A.
ajc architects
Wadman Corporation
Housing Connect
Hemingway Family Foundation

01/27/2026

As we reflect on the success of our Branches of Giving fundraising campaign, we're reminded of the incredible impact we can achieve when we come together.

Through Branches of Giving, we supported 200 children in our children and family-focused units: the Carmen B. Pingree Autism Center of Learning, Valley Phoenix, and our Children, Youth, and Family Divisions at our Valley West and Tooele campuses.

Each child received essential items including clothing, shoes, hygiene items, and bedding along with enrichment items and toys to bring stability and joy everyone deserves, especially during the holidays. This year, we were able to support nearly double the number of children compared to last year, in no small part due to the generosity of our community!

Thank you for believing in our mission and showing up for the individuals and families we serve.

12/23/2025

Thank you to everyone who donated items and funds to our Branches of Giving Tree campaign. Your generosity has helped provide critical support to children and families in our community!

As we wrap up the year, there are still folks in our community who need help with essentials like rent, utilities, food, and clothing. If you’re able to donate, it truly makes a difference.

To donate visit ValleyCares.com/donate

12/23/2025

Please note adjusted walk-in clinic hours and holiday closures 🎄✨

Address

3737 W 4100 S
Salt Lake City, UT
84120

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18889494864

Website

https://www.valleycares.com/

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Our Story

Valley Behavioral Health is a nonprofit network of clinics providing treatment for behavioral issues, addictions, psychiatric conditions, autism and other chronic health conditions. We treat chronic lifelong issues as well as temporary conditions triggered by traumatic life events. Our programs are tailored to people of all ages and every social, cultural and economic situation. There are many reasons people don’t seek help for behavioral issues when they need it. But most of them have something to do with the stigmas people often associate with mental illness. Shame and embarrassment are common, as is the attitude that “if I don’t admit to having a problem, it might just go away.”

Our mission is to dispel these feelings and attitudes through education. Too often mental illness is seen as a weakness in character rather than what it really is: a neurobiological or psychological condition. A condition that’s really no different than having diabetes or arthritis.

With proper diagnosis and treatment, those living with mental illness can lead successful and meaningful lives. After all, choosing to deal with these issues isn’t an indication of weakness—it’s proof of wisdom and courage. You don’t have to deal with it alone. Let’s deal with it together.