Wasatch Behavioral Health Vantage Point Youth Service Center - American Fork
Community Resource
About this resource
This service provides temporary housing and crisis intervention for at-risk adolescents, including those who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Youth can be admitted by their parents, law enforcement, or voluntarily. A therapist's consent is required for stays exceeding 48 hours, except for homeless individuals.
Who can use this
- Serves youth aged 11–17 who are runaways, high-risk, or homeless, allowing them to be admitted anytime for a stay of up to 48 hours, which can be extended for homeless youth if space permits.
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American Fork, Utah
Walk-ins welcome
Location
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