Upcoming Community Events
Locally hosted community events outside the Utah Parent Center
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100 Cleft Portraits
The 100 Cleft Portraits Tour in Salt Lake City, created by artist Katie Manning and presented by ACPA, is a traveling exhibition featuring 100 original portraits celebrating children and adults living with cleft conditions.
This event is free and open to the entire community — families, patients, medical professionals, and anyone who wants to celebrate the strength and beauty of the cleft community are all welcome.
4-8 pm
Aug 1, 2026
2-6 pm
Aug 2, 2026
Utah Museum of Contemporary Art (20 S West Temple St. SLC, Utah)
Assistive Technology Solutions ECHO
Explore how adaptive recreation promotes participation, independence, and inclusion for individuals with disabilities. Learn how assistive technology, collaboration, and inclusive practices help create meaningful opportunities for recreation and community engagement.
12-1:30 pm
Aug 3, 2026
Back to School Bash
FREE community event hosted by EverReach ABA for all families- Games, Crafts, Food - Back to School Supplies!
5-8 pm
Aug 11, 2026
Murray Park Pavilian 2 (425 E Parkside Drive, Murray, UT 84107)
Autism & Suicide CE Training
Training designed for therapists, mental health providers, educators, medical professionals, and anyone supporting autistic individuals
virtual August 14th 12-2pm
Level Up Social: Manning Behavior Services
Social connection groups based on UCLA's reowned peers program
damon@manningbehaviorservices.com
Join the Utah lnteragency Coordinating Council (ICC)
Give yout lived experience voice for infants and toddlers with disabilities and their families.
- ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Parents must have a child (age 12 or under) receiving or having received Baby Watch services.
Parenting, Patience, & Disability Study
Study exploring how parents experience and understand patience while raising children with developmental disabilities.
NAMI Basics Class for Parents
FREE education series designed for parents and caregivers of children and young adults who live with mental health conditions. This course helps parents and other family caregivers understand the conditions that are causing behavioral di culties, as well as the critical role families play in treating those conditions.
Project Read
Provide low-cost or free literacy services, including one-on-one tutoring, small group instruction, and resources for adults (individuals 16 years old and older) working to improve their reading, writing, math, and digital literacy skills. Many of our students have cognitive disabilities, and we have experienced tutors and instructors ready to support them.
Salt Lake and Utah County Services
Research Opportunity for Caregivers of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Baylor University is recruiting caregivers of children diagnosed with ASD to participate in an online survey about family life and quality of life. Your voice will help improve tools used to support families like yours.
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