Odyssey House of Utah

1. Residential a. Adults: 1636 served i. Serving men and women ages 18+ ii. Largest continuum of care available for adults in the state iii. Emphasis on skill development and independence iv. Specialty programming for people in incarceration v. fact: 50% of adults reported iv drug use at admission b. Parents and children: 92 parents and 58 children served i. Single mothers and fathers with children ii. Therapeutic daycare for kids ages 0-10 iii. Emphasis on ending the multigenerational cycle of addiction iv. Largest continuum of care available for adults and youth in the state c. youth: 89 served i. ages kindergarten through 12th grade ii. Emphasis on education, trauma, family iii. Largest continuum of care for youth in the state iv. Programming in Utah, Idaho and Nevada

Outpatient services a. Adults: 1588 served b. Criminal justice services: 438 served i. Programming serves incarcerated people c. youth 41 served

Martindale clinic a. 3721 served b. 38159 visits medication assisted treatment: 8057 served using mat

Sober housing: 224 served harm reduction a. 1975 syringe exchange encounters b. 178106 syringes exchanges c. 2831 safer injection kits distributed d. 689 safer sex kits distributed e. 531 narcan kits distributed f. 1586 sharps containers distributed g. 603 menstral supply kits distributed h. 2365 fentanyl test strips distributed other community outreach: 2327 served adult mental health: 150 served in residential and outpatient mental health services school based services: 398 served a. Early intervention school-based therapy in salt lake county forensic assertive community treatment: 105 adults served. A. outpatient care with intensive case management and psychiatric support boarding homes: 44 people served a. Supportive housing for people with serious persistent mental illness (spmi)