Refugee health
Caring for our community
The Refugee Health & TB Control Program within the Utah Department of Health and Human Services seeks to protect and improve the overall health of Utah’s most vulnerable populations by improving access to culturally informed quality services to prevent and treat communicable diseases resulting in decreased health disparities and increased health equity. The Program works alongside local and federal partners to ensure each newly arriving refugee in Utah receives a culturally and linguistically appropriate health screening, mental health services, health education, and any additional follow-up care.
For Utah Refugee Arrival rates and other indicators, please reference Utah’s Indicator Based Information System (IBIS) Health Indicator Report of Refugee Arrivals. For additional data requests, please email [email protected].
Refugee & Immigrant Center – Asian Association of Utah (AAU)
THRIVE Center for Survivors of Torture (formerly UHHR)
International Rescue Committee (IRC)
Catholic Community Services (CCS)
Cache Refugee and Immigrant Connection (CRIC)
Utah Valley Refugees
