RESOURCES

Many who leave polygamy often need a variety of resources to support their journeys of becoming emotionally and financially independent. Individual's needs are assessed to determine which resources will be most beneficial to them. According to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, basic physiological along with safety and security are priority before other needs can be met. Many people leaving polygamy are in a state of crisis and in need of basic resources. Some need shelter, food, and clothing, while others are ready for a job, schooling, and navigating their new social life. However, without having a needs assessment it is hard to determine what resources will be most beneficial to each individual.

We want to teach you how to find resources that you need to empower you towards emotional, physical, and financial independence. At this time, in our beginning stage, we have compiled a list of resources below, that we have found to be useful. However, we still offer services for free in helping you navigate life after polygamy so please contact us if you are in need of any support or assistance outside of polygamy.

Our Services Include:

  • Scholarships toward education

  • Educational services and planning

  • Career services and planning

  • Safety Planning

  • Assistance finding shelter

  • Emotional support

  • Information and referrals to community resources

If you are in need of these services please contact us, we know that navigating life out of polygamy can be challenging and overwhelming. We are here to help, you should not have to be alone on your journey.

However, we understand that it can be difficult to reach out for help. We also know that many of you are discouraged from contacting us, for one reason or another. So Hope After Polygamy has decided to categorize and list resources below that have been helpful to others leaving polygamy. Also,  follow us on our social media accounts and subscribe to our mailing list as we will share information that you may feel hope and empowerment through. *This list will be periodically updated as we evolve and resources change.  *Hope After Polygamy is not affiliated with any of the links below, unless otherwise noted.



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Legal Resources:


Career Resources:


Holding Out HELP currently serves approximately 100 people a year – men, women and children from a polygamous background with housing, food, clothing, counseling, education and countless other referral services. 

 

United Way improves lives by mobilizing the caring power of communities around the world to advance the common good. 2-1-1 is a resource through United Way that is available in every state and can link you to resources for housing, food, transportation, legal, mental health, medical and more. You can call from any phone or download the app to reach your local 211 agency. Here’s the link to 2-1-1 Utah.

 

Life Skills Resources:


Again, we are here to help and support you toward whatever your dreams are for your future. We believe that resources are important to helping you find that emotional and financial independence, we have been there, we understand the struggle, and we are here when you’re ready to connect.