The mid 1980s brought an economic revitalization to Salt Lake City's downtown that included the demolition and redevelopment of many substandard housing units otherwise known as Single-Room Occupancy Hotels (SROs). The SROs were homes to Salt Lake's lowest-income residents who often worked odd jobs within walking distance as janitors or watchmen. When the roughly 800 housing units were torn down, 1,000 residents were cut off from their homes and jobs. Prior homelessness in Utah was an isolated and temporary phenomenon.

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Services are offered on a sliding fee scale. You may need to pay a nominal fee for services, based on household income and family size. If you have not been seen at Fourth Street Clinic in over three years, come to the Main Clinic Entrance on 400 South for new patient registration. You are a Registered Patient if you had a Fourth Street Clinic appointment within the last three years.

Careers

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Our core values have driven our mission-to provide high-quality health care and support services to homeless Utahns-forward for more than 30 years. Over 60 dedicated staff members at Fourth Street Clinic value respect, accountability, trust, integrity and transparency when serving the underserved. In 2019, we expanded, adding new programs and services to increase our impact.

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All volunteers must complete a background check and fingerprint screening-for a cost of $38.25, plus the cost of fingerprint screening. 4. All volunteers must complete a background check and fingerprint screening for $38.25 plus the cost of fingerprint screening. Call our Volunteer Engagement Manager at 801-364-0069 to determine if any group projects are available.

In Kind Donations

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As of summer 2020, Fourth Street Clinic isn't accepting any medical in-kind donations. Fourth Street Clinic received almost 50% of its total funding from in-kind donations and volunteers in 2017. An in kind donation plays a huge role at Fourth Street Clinic. At this time, we won't be accepting any baby or children items such as clothing, diapers and toys; you can contact The Road Home, The Road Home Midvale, or The Children's Center to donate any children's items.We also don't accept catheters or medication of any kind.

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