FAQ
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What services does Harbor of Hope provide?
We offer Residential Habilitation, Host Home Supports, Day Support Services, Supported Employment, and Personal Budgeting Assistance—all designed to support individuals in achieving greater independence and quality of life.
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Who is eligible for services?
Our services are available to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who qualify through the Utah Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) or the Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD).
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How do I apply for services?
You can apply through DSPD or contact us directly for help navigating the application process. We're happy to answer questions and guide you through each step.
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What training do your staff receive?
All staff complete background checks and receive ongoing training in areas such as CPR/First Aid, medication administration, person-centered planning, and behavior support strategies.
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Can family members be involved in care planning?
Absolutely. We value family input and work collaboratively with clients and their support networks to develop personalized goals and routines.
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What does a typical day look like for a client?
A typical day includes personalized routines, community outings, skill-building activities, and time for hobbies and relaxation—always based on the client’s preferences and goals.