A Hoarding Alliance local resource guide

Hoarding support in Price, Utah.

You can ask for help without agreeing to sort, discard, or clean anything today. A first step can focus on what matters most to you: feeling safer, keeping housing, finding support, or getting through this week.

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Choose the kind of support that feels useful

Start with a nonprofit conversation, private-pay support, or digital peer support. These are separate organizations; ask about fit, location, cost, and current availability.

A first conversation can help sort through what kind of support may fit. Ask whether a virtual group or conversation is currently available for your situation and location; no local service availability is assumed.

Role: nonprofit first-conversation and virtual peer-group front door; geography: remote; cost/eligibility: ask about fit, current availability, and any cost; emergency limit: nonclinical support is not therapy, crisis response, shelter, or cleanup

For immediate danger

For immediate danger, fire, or urgent medical help, call 911. For emotional distress or a behavioral-health crisis, call or text 988; Four Corners says 988 can connect Carbon County callers with its mobile crisis team, and its Price receiving center is open 24/7 after screening. For confidential support involving domestic violence, Colleen Quigley Women's Center lists a crisis line at 435-637-6589. Crisis lines and support programs do not replace 911 for immediate danger. Routine navigation, housing applications, peer support, and cleanup planning are not emergency response.

First conversations

A few good places to start

You do not need to know the perfect service name before reaching out. These organizations can help you understand the landscape and identify a next step.

Role: private-pay hoarding-disorder support and organizing assistance; geography: ask whether remote or in-person services reach Carbon County; cost/eligibility: private-pay, confirm rates and fit before booking; emergency limit: not crisis response, emergency cleanup, or urgent medical help | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

The Peer Tree

The Peer Tree offers private-pay support, including sorting and organizing assistance. Ask about current service area, scope, fees, and timing; no local provider or appointment is promised.

Role: digital peer-support community and tools; geography: online; cost/eligibility: review current access and any fees in the app; emergency limit: not therapy, clinical care, crisis response, or emergency support | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Unburied

Unburied offers digital peer support for people affected by clutter and for friends or family. It is not therapy or emergency support.

Safety and stability

When the concern involves safety, housing, or crisis

These pathways serve different situations. Read the labels carefully before calling, especially when a response may involve crisis care, protective services, shelter, housing rules, legal advocacy, or emergency dispatch.

Role: emergency response for immediate danger, fire, or urgent medical need; geography: Price and the United States; cost/eligibility: call 911; emergency limit: immediate emergencies only | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

911 Emergency Response

Call 911 when someone is in immediate danger, there is a fire, or urgent medical help is needed. For non-emergency questions, contact the relevant local agency.

Role: emotional distress, suicidal thoughts, or behavioral-health crisis support; geography: United States; cost/eligibility: call or text 988 at no charge; emergency limit: not 911 dispatch or an in-person medical assessment | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Call or text 988 for emotional distress, suicidal thoughts, or a mental-health crisis. In Carbon County, 988 can connect callers with Four Corners' mobile crisis team. If there is immediate danger or urgent medical need, call 911.

Role: 24/7 mobile crisis outreach and crisis-receiving services; geography: Carbon, Emery, and Grand Counties; cost/eligibility: available to community members; ask about any receiving-center charge and screening; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger or urgent medical emergencies | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Four Corners — mobile crisis and Price receiving center

Four Corners says Carbon County residents can call 988 to reach its mobile crisis team. Its Price crisis receiving center at 575 East 100 South is listed as open 24 hours a day, every day, after a screening for fit. Confirm current details directly.

Role: confidential domestic-violence crisis support, advocacy, and shelter referral; geography: Carbon and Emery Counties; cost/eligibility: State of Utah lists free short-term shelter; confirm fit and current availability; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Colleen Quigley Women's Center

The State of Utah lists Colleen Quigley Women's Center for Carbon and Emery Counties. Its crisis line is 435-637-6589. Ask about a safe way to communicate and what support is currently available.

Role: victim advocacy, protective-order and court-process navigation, and referrals; geography: Carbon County, with separate Price City contact; cost/eligibility: ask about the service that fits; emergency limit: not law enforcement or emergency dispatch | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Carbon County Victim Advocate

The County Victim Advocate assists crime victims and witnesses with referrals, protective orders, court information, and possible financial-aid applications. Call to arrange an appointment; call 911 for immediate danger.

Role: family support, crisis/respite childcare, parent education, and child advocacy; geography: Carbon and Emery County programs; cost/eligibility: listed family-support services are free; call to confirm fit and availability; emergency limit: after-hours family crisis line is not 911 dispatch | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Carbon County Family Support & Children's Justice Center

The County center describes crisis/respite childcare for children ages 0–11, family support, and children's justice services. Its page lists an after-hours crisis line; call ahead to confirm current services and scheduling.

Role: report and response pathway for suspected abuse, neglect, self-neglect, or exploitation of a vulnerable adult; geography: Utah; cost/eligibility: reporting is available to the public; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Utah Adult Protective Services

Utah APS accepts reports by phone on weekdays and online at any time. The agency determines whether the report meets its criteria; use it for suspected vulnerable-adult harm, not general home organizing or routine referrals.

People and practical help

Housing, food, care, transportation, and ongoing support

These listings connect the local community with housing, food, behavioral health, benefits, transit, survivor advocacy, disability support, peer support, and practical resources. Ask about current availability, cost, scope, consent, and safety before relying on them.

Role: behavioral-health assessment, counseling, case management, and ongoing services; geography: Carbon, Emery, and Grand Counties; cost/eligibility: services and payment vary; the provider lists Medicaid, Medicare, some insurance, and a sliding-fee scale; emergency limit: use 988/mobile crisis or 911 rather than routine intake for urgent emergencies | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Four Corners Community Behavioral Health — Carbon County

Four Corners provides behavioral-health services for residents across its three-county area and says crisis services are available regardless of insurance or ability to pay. Ask about current intake, service fit, payment, and appointments.

Role: primary care, behavioral health, dental, and medication services; geography: Price, Helper, Sunnyside, and other listed clinics; cost/eligibility: ask about insurance, sliding fees, and current service availability; emergency limit: routine clinics are not 911 emergency response | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Carbon Medical Service Association — Price clinic

Carbon Medical lists a Price clinic and behavioral-health services, including individual and family therapy and substance-use support. Contact the provider to confirm clinician availability, fees, insurance, and the correct clinic location.

Role: public health, clinical and family services, immunizations, WIC, and community-health navigation; geography: Carbon, Emery, and Grand Counties; cost/eligibility: programs have different eligibility and fees; confirm with the department; emergency limit: not an emergency department or crisis line | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Southeast Utah Health Department — Price office

The local health department lists clinical, family, community, environmental-health, and emergency-preparedness programs. Ask which service is available at the Price office and whether an appointment, income qualification, or fee applies.

Role: public housing and housing-choice voucher information; geography: Carbon and Emery Counties; cost/eligibility: income, household, and program rules apply; call to verify current applications, waitlists, and openings; emergency limit: not same-day shelter placement | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Carbon-Emery Housing Authority

The Housing Authority manages affordable housing programs in the region. Its current public-housing page describes an application and waiting list; availability and timing can change, so verify the current status directly before relying on it.

Role: utility-bill assistance for eligible households; geography: Carbon, Emery, Grand, and San Juan Counties; cost/eligibility: income and documentation rules apply; annual benefit and funding are limited; emergency limit: not emergency utility repair or guaranteed same-day payment | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

SERDA Home Energy Assistance Target (HEAT)

SERDA administers HEAT in Carbon County. The program page describes a once-yearly benefit and appointment/application options. Contact SERDA to confirm current funding, eligibility, documentation, and timing before making a payment plan.

Role: home-safety repairs, weatherization, and self-help housing programs; geography: Carbon and neighboring southeastern Utah counties; cost/eligibility: income, ownership/tenancy, program rules, limited funds, and approval apply; emergency limit: not an emergency contractor or guaranteed repair | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

SERDA home repair and weatherization

SERDA describes home repair and energy-efficiency programs, including certain health-and-safety repairs. Programs have different application rules and limited funds; ask whether a repair is eligible and whether the program is accepting applications.

Role: food boxes and emergency food assistance; geography: Carbon County; cost/eligibility: SERDA says qualifying households may request one food box monthly; confirm current intake and required documents; emergency limit: not a 24-hour food service | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

SERDA Carbon County Food Bank

SERDA lists the Carbon County Food Bank in Price and publishes current distribution information. Call before traveling to verify hours, service rules, documents, and whether food is available that day.

Role: senior-center connection, meals, activities, and referrals; geography: Carbon County; cost/eligibility: center participation and meals have age rules and suggested donations; confirm current details; emergency limit: not urgent medical care or crisis response | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Carbon County Senior Services

The County's senior centers offer meals, activities, and related services. The Price Center's published rules generally require age 60 or a qualifying guest relationship; call to confirm eligibility, meal arrangements, and current hours.

Role: local transportation through the County Senior Center; geography: listed Carbon County service areas; cost/eligibility: published rules are for riders age 60 and older and suggest a $1 donation; confirm reservations, route, accessibility, and current rules; emergency limit: not emergency transport | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Carbon County Senior Transportation

The County describes senior transportation and asks riders to call ahead for trips. Service is limited and may require an advance request; verify the pickup area, schedule, and accessibility before depending on a ride.

Role: county waste disposal and accepted-material information; geography: Carbon County residents and entities; cost/eligibility: current fees, residency rates, load rules, and prohibited materials apply; confirm before traveling; emergency limit: not pickup, hauling, hazardous-material response, or cleanup | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Carbon County Landfill

The County landfill page lists location, hours, load requirements, rates, and materials it will not accept. Confirm current prices and where a specific item belongs before loading or transporting it.

Role: city utility billing, payment arrangements, and HEAT information; geography: Price City utility customers; cost/eligibility: charges and assistance depend on account and program rules; confirm city limits and current options; emergency limit: not emergency medical, fire, or crisis response | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Price City Utilities and payment assistance information

Price City lists utility contacts, billing options, and HEAT information. Ask the utility office whether the address is within its service area and whether a payment or assistance option is currently available.

Role: property-tax abatement, deferral, and exemption information; geography: eligible Carbon County property owners; cost/eligibility: program-specific age, income, disability, veteran, ownership, and filing rules apply; emergency limit: not legal advice or foreclosure prevention | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Carbon County property-tax relief

The County describes several property-tax relief programs for qualifying homeowners and veterans. Review the current rules and deadlines with the Clerk/Auditor before relying on a potential exemption or deferral.

Role: public library, information, learning, and community access; geography: Price and surrounding areas; cost/eligibility: library-card fees depend on residency; confirm current card rules and access; emergency limit: not crisis, shelter, or clinical care | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Price City Library

Price City Library offers public library services. Its card page describes different rules for city residents, unincorporated Carbon County residents, and residents of neighboring communities; ask the library about current access and fees.

Role: information and referrals for food, housing, health, utilities, and community services; geography: Utah; cost/eligibility: information and referral are free; individual programs set their own eligibility; emergency limit: not emergency dispatch or a guarantee of services | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Utah 211

Use Utah 211 to look for current local and regional help, then contact the listed provider to confirm service area, openings, eligibility, and documents. Call 911 for immediate danger.

Role: transportation or mileage reimbursement for qualifying medical appointments; geography: Utah Medicaid; cost/eligibility: eligibility depends on Medicaid category, provider, appointment, and prior approval; confirm before travel; emergency limit: not ambulance or urgent transport | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Utah Medicaid non-emergency medical transportation

Utah DHHS explains when eligible Medicaid recipients may qualify for non-emergency rides or mileage reimbursement. Contact the program before arranging travel; rules differ by benefit and destination.

Role: civil legal aid intake, advocacy, and legal information; geography: statewide, including Carbon County; cost/eligibility: income, legal-residency, case-type, and capacity rules apply; emergency limit: not emergency response or a substitute for private counsel in every matter | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Utah Legal Services

Utah Legal Services screens applications for the issues it can accept. Carbon County directs low-income residents with non-criminal legal problems to this statewide program; contact it to confirm whether your issue qualifies and whether it can take the case.

Role: court process information, self-help materials, and legal-help navigation; geography: Utah; cost/eligibility: some tools are free while attorney services may charge; confirm availability and fit; emergency limit: information is not legal representation | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Utah Courts — finding legal help

Utah Courts explains options for self-representation, limited-scope legal help, and court-appointed counsel in qualifying cases. Use the court's current information and ask a lawyer about how it applies to your situation.

Role: search tool for hoarding-disorder-informed clinicians and services; geography: listings vary by provider; cost/eligibility: contact clinicians directly about qualifications, insurance, fees, and openings; emergency limit: directory is not crisis support or an endorsement | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

International OCD Foundation — provider directory

Search the IOCDF directory and confirm each provider's current scope, training, location, and availability. No local hoarding-specialty clinician or dedicated peer group was verified during this review; that does not mean none exist.

Role: opt-in notices about county emergencies and severe weather; geography: addresses selected in Carbon County; cost/eligibility: registration is free, though carrier messaging charges may apply; emergency limit: alerts do not replace 911 or guarantee assistance | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Carbon County Emergency Alerts

Carbon County's alert service can send notices about incidents such as evacuation or shelter-in-place instructions. Add the relevant address and check that alerts are enabled; call 911 for immediate emergencies.

Role: relationship-based community support and financial-stability learning; geography: Carbon County; cost/eligibility: ask about the current cohort, participation, and any requirements; emergency limit: not therapy, crisis response, or direct financial assistance | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

SERDA Circles of Carbon County

SERDA describes a program that combines learning with supportive relationships and community connection. Contact the program to ask whether a cohort is active and whether it fits what you are looking for.

Role: parent education, family support, and crisis/respite childcare; geography: Carbon and Emery Counties; cost/eligibility: the County lists no-cost services for families, with age and scheduling rules; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Carbon County Family Support Center

The Family Support Center describes support for parents and caregivers, including crisis/respite childcare for children ages 0–11. Call ahead to confirm current eligibility, hours, and whether the service fits your family's situation.

Role: estimates and payment information for planned hospital procedures; geography: Castleview Hospital in Price; cost/eligibility: request a procedure-specific estimate and ask about insurance or self-pay; emergency limit: price estimates are not urgent or emergency medical care | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Castleview Hospital price estimates

Castleview Hospital offers a price line for estimates for upcoming procedures. A quote is specific to the planned service and may not represent every charge; contact the hospital about current estimates and financial options.

Role: preparedness information and community emergency planning; geography: Carbon County; cost/eligibility: public preparedness resources are available; confirm training dates; emergency limit: not emergency dispatch | Confirm current hours, service area, fees, eligibility, and openings before relying on any listing.

Carbon County Emergency Management

The County shares preparedness resources and offers community training by request. For immediate danger call 911; for current incident information use the County alert system.

A note from the Alliance

Start with the person. Then decide what the situation needs.

This guide is anchored in Price, Utah, and includes city, county, state, nonprofit, national, and independent pathways. A listing here does not mean Fight the Blight endorses every provider or can guarantee availability. The Hoarding Alliance is not a city or county agency, therapy practice, emergency service, or cleanup company. We will keep reviewing this page, but please confirm details directly before relying on them.

Need help choosing a path? Contact Fight the Blight