Utah Domestic Violence Council

Dec 22, 2025 11:09 AM

205 North 400 West
Salt Lake City, UT (Utah) 84103-1125
(801) 521-5****

Business Details

5 years Since 2010 Kendra Wyckoff (Executive Director) (801) 521-5547 (Primary Phone)

Services:	Advocacy, Assistance Services, Diagnosis & Testing, Housing Assistance, Investigations, Medication Management, Resource Center, Self-Help Information, Support, Victim Assistance, Vocational Services, Assessments, Employment Services, Evaluations, Exams, Home, Information, Prescriptions, Work
Specialties:	Autism, Crisis, Disabled, Emotional Problems, School Problems, Trusts
Programs Offered:	Classes & Workshops, Vocational Services, Employment Services, Work
Groups Served:	Adolescents, Children, Individuals, Women, Juveniles, Kids, Personal, Teenagers, Teens, Youth
Special Considerations:	Disability Services, Handicapped Accessible, Wheelchair Accessible
Associations:	Educators Associations
General Content:	Service Industries Associations
Credit Rating:	Very Good
Sales Volume:	500K - 1M
Employee Size Range:	10-19
Franchise/Chain:	Standalone
Number of PC's:	0-1
Square Footage:	0-2499
Fortune 500:	No

Additional Categories

Utah Domestic Violence Council is also listed under the following categories: Standard Yellow Pages Heading (SYPH) Categories:

Charitable & Non-Profit Organizations
Crisis Intervention Services
Social & Human Services Organizations

North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Categories:

Other Individual And Family Services > Emergency Social Services > Crisis Centers
Voluntary Health Organizations > Charitable & Non-Profit Organizations
Other Grantmaking And Giving Services > Charitable & Non-Profit Organizations

Standard Industry Classification (SIC) Categories:

Individual And Family Social Services > Emergency Social Services > Crisis Centers
Social Services, Nec > Charitable & Non-Profit Organizations

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