News
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June 15, 2021KSL Channel 5 did a piece on the importance of language for children growing up. They came to Neighborhood House Children Center, and we're so grateful for the opportunity! Click here to watch!
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June 11, 2021Neighborhood House hosted a Vaccine Clinic with prizes and free tacos! Fox13 reported it. Click here to watch!
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June 10, 2021Neighborhood House Preschool Teachers talks to KSL about her decision to get vaccinated - Why compassion, understanding and trusted information are key to addressing vaccine hesitancy. Click here to watch!
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May 10, 2021Neighborhood House is so proud to have two board members make the list of Utah Business 2021 30 Women to Watch - the inspiring Deneiva Knight and Neelam Chand
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May 3, 2021"Today I am proud to announce that we are again leading out in our industry - by announcing our move to a $15 minimum wage for all full time employees. This is quite a feat in the nonprofit world, as it is in the caregiving industry: both traditionally underpaid professionals." - Executive Director Jennifer Nuttall
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March 25, 2021Neighborhood House and Volunteers of America Utah have been named as the inaugural Bank of America Neighborhood Builders program awardees in Utah. Neighborhood Builders is Bank of America’s signature philanthropic program that advances economic mobility and nonprofit leadership. Neighborhood House was awarded this honor specifically for providing access to critical wraparound, mental health, housing, and healthcare services, as well as affordable family support, youth programs, pre-school and adult care.
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March 3, 2021Sarah Scott, Director of Adult Services, wrote an article in the Seniors Blue Book Utah about how Neighborhood House's programs can prevent the lack of cognitive stimulation from multiple activities to accelerate cognitive decline.
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December 23, 2020"Meals were provided by the Nourish to Flourish Initiative, which purchases food from local restaurants to give out to community members. The program’s goal is to give business to restaurants that have been hit hard by the pandemic while simultaneously reducing food insecurity."
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