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Odyssey House of Utah Boarding Homes

Pantry #11037

We are a housing unit for people who are severely and persistently mentally ill. A mental, behavioral, or emotional disorder resulting in significant functional impairment, We house 28 people 18 men and 10 women at two separate facilities. Which 280 meals and snacks are prepared for our people a month

This listing was last updated Jun 11, 2024

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Location & Open Times

Mondays: Open 24 hours
Tuesdays: Open 24 hours
Wednesdays: Open 24 hours
Thursdays: Open 24 hours
Fridays: Open
Saturdays: Open 24 hours
Sundays: Open 24 hours

We are staffed and open 24/7

Hours are in MDT. Hours updated 17 weeks ago

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3481 West 3100 South, West Valley City, UT, USAGet Directions

Phone

3852149811
Email

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Point of Contact

Sara Hensley

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