National Night Out 2025 - It is America's Night Out Against Crime! This program is a crime and drug prevention event sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch. This is a community safety fair to provide educational opportunities to all residents of West Valley City.

https://www.wvc-ut.gov/679/National-Night-Out-Events

National Night Out 2025 - It is America's Night Out Against Crime! This program is a crime and drug prevention event sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch. This is a community safety fair to provide educational opportunities to all residents of West Valley City.

Join us on Tuesday, August 12, from 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM at Glendale Middle School for their annual Back-to-School Night Carnival! This is an opportunity to connect with the Glendale community and support Glendale Middle School and Mountain View Elementary. We'll be there to engage with students and families, spread positive prevention messages, and encourage healthy youth behaviors.

Learn about education opportunities, connect with resources, enjoy food, music, and time with friends and neighbors at this FREE community event.

Black Physicians of Utah’s Mental Wellness Alliance is hosting its 3rd Annual Back-to-School Mental Health Event on Saturday, August 16th, 2025, from 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM at the Sorenson Community Campus.

This year’s theme is “Rooted & Ready: Coping, Advocating, and Thriving in a Changing World”, designed to empower youth ages 11–18 with tools to navigate mental wellness as they head into the school year.

Keynote Speaker: Michelle Love-Day, Founder of Rise Virtual Academy Lunch, refreshments, and snacks provided

Registration: $5

https://bpou.org/front-page-sliders/join-us-for-the-3rd-annual-back-to-school-mental-health-event/

Join us at The Inn Between Resource Fair on August 22 from 1-3 PM to help connect community members with local support services. Hosted by Molina Healthcare, this event focuses on serving individuals experiencing terminal illness and homelessness. We’re honored to participate and share resources that center healing, dignity, and care.

Join us at this community healthcare fair hosted by Partners in the Park and University of Utah Health. This event offers free services like mammograms, health screenings, sports physicals, and more to help families start the school year feeling healthy and supported. The Rape Recovery Center will be tabling with information and resources—stop by and say hello!

This event is a great way to end the summer with food, entertainment, activities and more!

https://www.wvc-ut.gov/2036/Summer-Fest

Join us for a night of celebrating hope for survivors of sexual assault in Tooele County with the Rape Recovery Center. Come and enjoy an evening filled with food and music. Learn from professionals in the field about how you can contribute to our cause in our local Tooele community.

Location: Ritz Theatre for the Arts, 111 N Main St, Tooele, UT 84074

Student Health Fair - Scheduled to take place at the SLCC Taylorsville/Redwood Campus. The health fair aims to promote wellness and provide valuable health-related resources to SLCC students.

Learn more here

This community event welcomes families for a fun evening of costumes, candy, and connection. In addition to trick-or-treating, the event includes a coat and clothing giveaway for families in need. Remaining items will be donated to South Valley Services’ Domestic Violence Shelter. The Rape Recovery Center is hosting a table to share resources and treats!

Join the Fathers & Families Coalition of Utah for the first-ever Men as Allies Summit — a powerful gathering of professionals, advocates, educators, and community leaders committed to redefining what it means to be a man in today’s world. This summit will focus on exploring issues impacting men today issues impacting men today—including healthy masculinity, mental health, re-entry support, and strategies to prevent gender-based violence.

Through a mix of keynote speakers, breakout sessions, and workshops, attendees will explore topics such as:

Healing-centered approaches to masculinity

Preventing and responding to gender violence

Mental health and emotional literacy for men and boys

Fatherhood, mentorship, and healthy relationships

Policy and systems change to support gender equity

Whether you work in education, public health, social work, criminal justice, advocacy, or youth programming—or simply care deeply about these issues—this summit offers a chance to learn, connect, and lead real change.

This event is Free to attend, however, we ask that participants register so we can prepare accordingly. Please note we will be requiring payment for those seeking CEU credit.

Learn more here