• Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)
  CHIP is a state health insurance plan for children. Many working Utah families who don't have health insurance qualify for CHIP. Qualifications are based upon income and family size.
• Children's Literature Association of Utah
  The organization's purposes are: to encourage the reading, study, and writing of children's literature; to provide a forum for all points of view and levels of experience in children's books; and to gather and share information about children's literature.

Local Resources

• Club Heights Family Resource Center
  To send an email requesting information to the Club Heights Family Resource Center follow this link.
  They have many resources available to parents including a toy & book lending library, computer lab, free parent classes and many many brochures and booklets on children's issues.
• PIRC Parent Information & Resource Center
  Located in Davis County, their mission is to assist parents in taking a proactive approach to developing a whole, healthy family by making educational materials, training, support, information, and other resources readily accessible to all families in Davis County. They house a parent & family lending library, they have access to technology & information and offer workshops and forums for parents, educators & the community.
• Weber-Morgan Early Intervention
  Weber Early Intervention services are provided to families when a child is identified as having a delay in one or more of the following areas: Cognitive development, Motor development, Speech/Language development, Social development, Self-help Skills, Vision, and Hearing.
   

National Resources

• Healthy Kids, Healthy Care
  This website is for parents of children who attend child care programs. They have answers to several questions many parents have about their child's child care environment.
• The American Academy of Pediatrics
  Excellent source for information on children's health. They keep up-to-date on current world issues and how that impacts our children.
• CDC
  Center for Disease Control and Prevention. They no longer publish the ABC's of Safe & Healthy Child Care, but they still have great information on disease control on their web site.

Local Fun Spots

• Antelope Island
  Kids enjoy riding in the car over the water and watching the buffalo. The beach is great in the summertime, but watch out for the brine flies! Antelope Island is one of the sites chosen for the Olympic torch relay.
• Ogden Eccles Dinosaur Park
  Kids love dinosaurs! They are open year round and feature more than 100 realistic sculptures, some even talk.
• Ogden Nature Center
  "They have classes, workshops and happenings for everyone!"
• The Treehouse Museum
  Come step into a story! 
• Eccles Community Art Center
  They have several workshops for children and adults to enjoy.
• Hill Aerospace Museum
  Currently the Museum exhibits over 80 military aircraft, missiles, and aerospace vehicles on the grounds and inside the Major General Rex A. Hadley Gallery and the Lindquist-Stewart Fighter Gallery. The museum collection also includes a wide variety of ordnance, an assortment of aerospace ground equipment, military vehicles, uniforms, and thousands of other historical artifacts.
• Davis County, Weber County & Morgan County - Find out what's happening in your county.

State Fun Spots

• Children's Museum of Utah
  Children of all ages and ethnicity love the children's museum. Visit them to help expand your view of the world! You can check out their calendar online.
• Hogle Zoo
  Every child enjoys the zoo.
• Tracy Aviary
  Be sure to look into their special events.
• Thanksgiving Point
  A bit of a drive from our area, but worth the trip especially if your children love dinosaurs and petting zoos. You may also enjoy their farmer's market in the summer.
• Planetarium
  The Clark Planetarium’s mission is to create and present enlightening experiences that inspire wonder in learning about space and science.