Providing Community & Family Resources
We understand that times of difficulty and crisis are often complicated. To provide the best, most comprehensive care, we have a bilingual Certified Case Manager/Social Worker and Basic Needs Assistance Navigators, who view each person with dignity, using a holistic approach to address underlying issues rather than simply providing financial aid and goods.
Using a wraparound philosophy, our Case Manager and BNA Navigators meet one on one with individuals to assess their greatest needs. When more extensive, ongoing help is required, we are able to provide wraparound services, connecting people to community resources and advocating for them when needed.
Basic Needs Assistance
Our Basic Needs Assistance program focuses on assisting families and individuals who are in need of food and clothing and may be facing financial hardship. Beyond meeting immediate needs, we may be able to provide financial assistance. If we are unable to provide assistance, we help connect applicants to other community providers and resources.
Basic Needs Assistance is for residents of Summit and Wasatch counties only.
Assistance for Families & Community Members in Need
All assistance options are discerned by our BNA Navigators, who meet individually with every applicant to determine the most effective and helpful form of care. We are dedicated to a holistic approach, paying attention to every aspect of the applicant’s life, so we can best address underlying issues and provide each person with the resources and services they need.
Any financial assistance may take up to one week for approval. Funds are never offered the day they are requested and they are never distributed directly to the individual requesting assistance.
Food Assistance Programs
Every day, people from all walks of life come to CCPC seeking help with one of the most basic aspects of life: food! It is our goal to provide food assistance to anyone experiencing food insecurity in Summit and Wasatch counties.
Our food pantries are just one of the ways we fight hunger and food insecurity. Community partners and dedicated individuals help us reach out to the community to provide relief for local households.
Case Management Services
For individuals who may need more extensive support, our Certified Case Manager determines the best path of care. Below is a brief description of what we provide and our case management protocol.
Meet Our Licensed Social Worker & Support Staff
Kendal Reynoso Lukrich
kendal@ccofpc.org
Additional Resources
Sometimes the help you need is closer than you think. See below for information on housing, employment, legal, mental health, and other resources. These local offerings can help provide assistance to overcome many of life’s challenges and be well-informed of your options.
Nonprofit & Government Resources
Housing Resources
Employment Resources
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