The final report of the Task Force will be completed in July 2000. DWS is providing staff support. The Ethnic Advisory council has been set up to provide input to DWS as to the best way to provide culturally proficient services to the Ethnic communities of Utah, to ensure a reduction in the ethnic unemployment rate. If you are interested in getting involved please call, Curt Stewart at 526-4315. Grant monies are available to assist agencies throughout the State to enhance and expand services to victims of crime.
Classes are free and childcare is provided.
Learn about the housing rights of people with disabilities in Utah and how you can assist in your community with enforcement of the fair housing laws. Children must be under 19 years old, be below the federal poverty level, not eligible for Medicaid, and not covered by an employer or individual insurance plan. Children must also be citizens or qualified alien of the U.S. and residing in Utah with intention to be a resident. Applicants can apply at local hospitals, Department of Workforce Services, local health departments and community health centers. Hiring date will be between the first week of June and the second week in July.