Wasatch House, an accredited Clubhouse program, offers a strengths-based approach where treatment, vocational training, and support are provided to individuals to help them to regain social skills, vocational skills, and psychiatric stability. Recovery through work is a core philosophy of the Clubhouse model.
Clubhouse members work closely with staff in taking responsibility for various on-site programs, including: food services, clerical, financial, thrift store, building and grounds, and computer/data entry to improve both social and employment skills.
Clubhouse communities are built upon the idea that every member can sufficiently recover from the effects of mental illness to lead a personally satisfying life, be respected as coworkers/ neighbors/ friends. and members of the community.
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Wasatch House Offers
Through participation in Wasatch House, members are given the opportunity to access the services and supports needed to:
- Gain self awareness
- Increase self esteem
- Develop healthy relationships
- Develop a purpose to grow and recover
- Learn vocational skills
- Effectively manage symptoms of mental illness
Wasatch House operates an extensive Transitional Employment program (TE) for members who would like to return to work. The TE program is designed to help members gain or regain the skills and confidence necessary to obtain and maintain employment.
Wasatch House provides on-site and off-site support for the members as they return to work through the Transitional Employment program, Supportive Employment, or to members seeking independent employment.
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Successful Placements
Wasatch House offers programs and services to help members develop employment skills and gain confidence in their abilities. Members assist in the daily duties of running the Clubhouse and learn job skills to help them prepare for successful employment.
Job training may include the following:
- Data Entry
- Filing
- Food Preparation
- Cashier
- Mail Room
- Receptionist
- Retail
- Customer Service
- Maintenance
- Janitorial
- Grounds keeping
At Wasatch House
Hope Lives on
Treatment Works
Recovery Happens
Enrollment Requirement
- Must be a current WBH client
- Have Medicaid (some exceptions with prior approval)
- Referred by their WBH therapist
- Have a serious and persistent mental illness
Contact Us
Phone
- (801) 373-7440
Address
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1165 East 300 North
Provo, UT 84606
Email Us
- wasatchhouse@wasatch.org