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Fourth Street Clinic is more than a safety net to homeless persons, it is a lifeline. Only with your support can we continue to provide needed and critical health care to those men and women and families that are experiencing homelessness. There are NO other health care services available that focus solely on homeless patients. We are fortunate to be in a community that recognizes the important wo
rk being done and are willing to support with a financial contributions. Fourth Street Clinic depends on our staff, board, volunteers, donors, in-kind gifts and more to provide quality comprehensive care to patients. Each year more patients come through the door which means an increased need to rely on the generosity of individuals, foundations, corporations, and institutions for funding.
11/21/2024
The and the Miller family are hosting a Thanksgiving meal for those experiencing homelessness and food insecurity at the Salt Palace on Monday, November 25 at 4 p.m.
We are thankful to join as a community partner to provide vital services to our most vulnerable community members.
10/29/2024
Help keep someone warm this season! We’re collecting blanket donations. If you have new or gently used blankets to spare, please consider donating. Every bit of warmth counts!
If you can help please contact Korie Thomas at [email protected], thank you.
10/29/2024
Help keep someone warm this season! We're collecting blanket donations. If you have new or gently used blankets to spare, please consider donating. Every bit of warmth counts!
If you can help please contact Korie Thomas at [email protected], thank you.
08/23/2024
A new report shows people experiencing homelessness in Utah are dying at 10 times the rate of the general population. Many of these deaths are preventable. This is the first time data like this has been available.
Between January 1, 2023 and December 31, 2023, there were 216 deaths identified in people experiencing homelessness in Utah compared to 21,816 deaths in the state’s general population. Data also shows people experiencing homelessness are dying at much younger ages—56 years old on average compared to 72 years of age for the general population.
Happy Staff Appreciation Day!! Fourth Street Clinic is incredibly thankful to have a team of individuals who each understand health care is universal. Regardless of your circumstances you have a right to be healthy. Our organization has grown exponentially in the last year. We want to thank everyone who has made this possible. Fourth Street Clinic is able to meet our patients and where they are because of your work and devotion to our community.
08/07/2024
Gwen White was an amazing advocate and friend. She will be missed by many who knew and loved her. ❤️
Share Memories and Support the Family.
04/25/2024
Thank you for your visit today. We appreciate you taking the time to listen to our needs and strategic plan!
03/22/2024
Congratulations to our CEO, Janida Emerson! Hard earned accolades and well deserved!!!!
Each year, we celebrate Utah’s most accomplished professionals—the CEOs who have led their organizations with strength, courage and endurance and have made it their mission to change the way we do business in Utah. Congratulations to this year’s honorees.
Curtis Anderson of Nursa, Edson Barton of YouScience, Kathleen Bodenlos of Discovery Gateway Children's Museum, Darren Bolingbroke of X3 Tradesmen, Alix Lewis Burrows & Kelly Dearth of LitJoy Crate, Randy Christensen of NOW CFO, Sumner Douglas of Stack Homes, Janida Emerson of Fourth Street Clinic, Trevor Farnes of MTN OPS, Reyes Florez of Platform Accounting Group, Jay K. Francis of South Valley Chamber, Jenny Groberg of BookSmarts Accounting & Bookkeeping, Cameron Gunter of PEG Companies, Rob Hitchcock of Select Health, Allyse Jackson of Beehive Meals, Steve Keyser of Utah Paperbox, Nikki MacKay of Utah Foster Care, Alan Matheson Jr. of Point of the Mountain State Land Authority, Donna Matturro McAleer of Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective, Sterling W. Nielsen ofMountain America Credit Union, Melanie Robinson of Webb Production, Melva C. Sine of Utah Restaurant Association, Weston W. Swenson of Novva Data Centers, and Beth Waldron of LÉVO Mind.
🖋: Savannah Beth Withers Taylor
03/15/2024
YWCA Utah is thrilled to announce the recipients of our 2024 Outstanding Achievement Awards! Our first recipient is Janida Emerson, CEO of Fourth Street Clinic, and long time community builder! Head to the link below to learn more about Janida, and this year’s LeaderLuncheon, held on April 26th, where we will be honoring all five of our award recipients!
Loved celebrating Pi Day with such an incredible team!
03/11/2024
We are excited to share that our Dental Director, Rebecca Schneider, was featured by the Utah Department of Health & Human Services. Check out the article for more information!
Student loan repayment program helps a dentist improve smiles and be part of a life-transforming team Dr. Rebecca “Beck” Schneider is a dentist at Wasatch Homeless Healthcare, Inc., commonly called the Fourth Street Clinic. Her work at the clinic isn’t just about improving smiles. Through inte...
02/28/2024
Congratulations to Samantha Stacks, an exceptional Nurse Practitioner, on receiving the 2024 Emerging Leader Award from the Geiger Gibson Program. This recognition celebrates her outstanding dedication to advancing healthcare, striving for better health outcomes, and enhancing access to care for medically underserved individuals.
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At Fourth Street Clinic, your health and safety are important to us. We are aware of the concerns in our communities surrounding the coronavirus outbreak and are working with the Utah Department of Health to ensure the safety and security of our patients, staff, volunteers and other stakeholders.
As a precaution, we have implemented clinic-wide guidelines and procedures to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Clinical staff created an alternate workflow for screening patients for respiratory symptoms prior to entering the main clinic. Administrative and other staff will also be working remotely. Testing for COVID-19 is currently limited; however, we are working with the state and county to build capacity for testing our patients.
As Fourth Street Clinic staff and providers continue to monitor the rapidly changing situation regarding coronavirus, we will continue to provide updates as new information becomes available.
More resources:
coronavirus.utah.gov
slco.gov/health/covid-19
cdc.gov/coronavirus
Health Resources & Services Administration – Coronavirus FAQs