Mountainland Continuum of Care
Ending Homelessness in Utah, Summit, and Wasatch Counties
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Utah County Warming Centers

The warming center in Utah County will be open from November 17th through March 2nd and is located at the Red Building, 2615 S State St. Provo.  We are open from 8 PM-8 AM nightly, with check-in between 8 PM and 11 PM.

Learn more about the warming centers!

To volunteer, please visit: https://app.vomo.org/opportunity/warming-center

To donate, please visit: https://www.justserve.org/projects/ed4f8970-9d6b-41db-a696-094170861242

We are also accepting the following:
  • Blankets
  • New Men Gloves 
  • New Women Gloves 
  • Hand warmers 
  • Foot warmers  
  • Cup of Noodles 
  • Macaroni and Cheese Cups 
  • Fruit Snacks (packaged) 
  • Granola Bars 
  • Sweet and Salty Packs
  • Sandwich Crackers/Cookies (packaged)
  • Candy/Candy Bars (must be wrapped) 
  • Bottled Water 

Donations are accepted Monday through Friday from 9 to 4 pm at Community Action Services and Food Bank at 815 South Freedom Blvd., Provo, Utah.  Bring items to the east food bank door and let the staff know they are for the warming centers.  All donations need to be new and unopen (we will accept CLEAN, gently used blankets)

About

The purpose of this website is to educate the public about how the Mountainland Continuum of Care is striving to end and prevent homelessness in Utah, Wasatch, and Summit Counties. We are a coalition of local non-profit and government agencies that work together to find solutions for our area's housing needs. We support housing efforts that range from temporary emergency shelter to affordable home ownership. 

News and Updates

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The 2024 HUD NOFA award results are out. Please go to the  "2024 HUD NOFA Competition" page to see which organizations were granted funding. 

We're on Social Media!

Remember to like us on Facebook by visiting our page!  We post exciting updates and events on a regular basis, and create groups for special projects (like our annual Point-In-Time count!) for volunteer recruitment. Please tell all of your friends and coworkers who are passionate about this issue to like, like, like! If you have any news, questions, or suggestions, please email us at mcoc@unitedwayuc.org. 

Homelessness Highlights

2025 Local Point in Time Results

 Each year, community members and service agencies get together for an outreach effort in January.  Not only does this help to connect people with services, it helps to illustrate the homeless problem in our community.

We just completed our January 2025 Point in Time Count and are verifying the results.  Thanks to all the agencies and volunteers who participated!

From Homelessness to Home Ownership and Beyond

This resource brochure is produced by the Continuum of Care and is available for free.  You can download it here.

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Rethink Homelessness....

Homeless people were asked to write down a fact about themselves....

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