Stories

Calvin came to us from the FLDS a few years ago. He was not in a good head space, and through therapy and support, he is now a thriving, independent young man.

My journey with HOH began after I woke up one morning in agonizing tears and paralyzed by fear, guilt, and shame. The memories that woke me up were new to me and I did not understand what was going on in me.

Dessert & Silent Auction Benefit March 12, 2021 7:00 to 9:00pm South Mountain Community Church Join us for our 2021 HOH Dessert and...

This year we have an incredible opportunity to increase donations. A friend of Holding Out HELP has a trust and offered to match...

HOH has just opened their complex trauma center for those clients who are high risk and need extra attention and care.

Holding Out HELP goes MOBILE to collect spare change! All proceeds from Coin Up will go towards funding our new COMPLEX TRAUMA CENTER.

CRISIS FINANCIAL PLANNING - 6 THINGS YOU CAN DO RIGHT NOW Prioritize bills –  Whether your job has been affected or not, look at all your...

This is a very difficult time for all of us! Life has been disrupted and lots of things are outside of our control. So we want to share...

It was a great night at Holding Out HELP's fundraiser-before the quarantine! We were doubtful anyone would come and planned to raise...

Hello Supporters, As I am sure you are all aware, the spread of coronavirus is imminent here in Utah. Holding Out HELP takes your health...

URGENT UPDATE: Crazy times we live in from the coronavirus to national upheaval. We hope this finds you all safe and well in spite of the...

Daniel, was born into the FLDS polygamist community. He was homeschooled until he was in the 7th grade and then worked all over the country doing construction as a child. When he was 16, his dad approached him and gave him an ultimatum...

Celebrate a month of "Firsts" and other stories of HOPE! We are fundraising to provide our clients with basic needs and "first time" experiences!

Faith leaders of all denominations came together on October 29, 2019 to pray, build relationships & break bread together. Governor Herbert feels this is important for the community.

Leah was 16 when she realized her life was going nowhere. She was not allowed a formal education and had only been homeschooled to the 7th grade. She longed for more. ⁠ She hitched a ride to St. George and jumped on a shuttle headed for Salt Lake City.

Our Founder, Tonia Tewell, was asked to speak at the Utah Special Victims Investigations Conference, along with a panel of HOH clients. Tonia presented a cultural sensitivity training on how to interact with those from polygamy and the panel shared their stories and how law enforcement could improve.