The Sunnyvale Neighborhood Center improves the lives of refugees and immigrant neighborhood residents by giving them a voice, increasing access to services, and building community.
Sunnyvale’s Outcomes
Why the Sunnyvale Neighborhood Center?
In 2012, the Sunnyvale Neighborhood Center was established as a direct response to community members voicing concerns over the lack of accessible services needed by the surrounding refugee, immigrant, and low-income community.
The Sunnyvale Neighborhood Center provides:
- ESL and Life Skills instruction
- After-school Programming from elementary through high school
- Childcare for ESL students
- Citizenship and Financial Literacy classes
- A community gathering place
Our wonderful partners include the International Rescue Committee, Salt Lake County, Utah Partners for Health, and the Utah Food Bank, among many others.
Medical and Vision Clinic • Mobile Food Pantry • Kids’ Cafe • Farmer’s Market • Citizenship Class
Advocates
Granite School District
UNP Hartland Partnership Center
Utah Refugee Education and Training Center
The Wonderment Bus
Unified Police Department
Comunidades Unidas
Supporters
International Rescue Committee
Salt Lake County
Utah Food Bank
Utah Partners for Health
Rowland Hall
Break-thru Soccer
SLC Library
USU Extension
Molina Clinic
Hogle Zoo
YouthLinc
Redwood Recreation Center
Planned Parenthood
Girl Scouts of America
University of Utah Bennion Center
Neighbors
Nepalese Association of Utah (NAUT)
Liberian United in Utah (LUU)
Sudanese Community Group
The Sunnyvale Neighborhood Advisory Committee is made up of residents who provide a voice from the community, for the community. The committee drives Sunnyvale Neighborhood Center programming.
NAC’s Mission Statement: Building Community and Connection to Benefit All.
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