This is Derek Miller, Speaking on Business. Neighborhood House plays a vital role in Utah by providing resources and programs that empower families and strengthen communities. From family support services to educational and social initiatives, they help Utahns thrive and build lasting connections statewide. Development and Communications Director, Andrea Arflack, joins us with more.
Andrea Arflack:
Neighborhood House is a nonprofit with a long-standing legacy of nurturing and educating children while supporting families with aging or disabled adults. Since 1894, we’ve helped hard-working, low-income families maintain stability and self-sufficiency through access to quality, affordable care.
We offer nationally accredited toddler, preschool, afterschool, and summer programs for children ages 15 months to 12 years. For adults who need supervised care during the day, our adult day services provide connection, engagement, and peace of mind for their families.
All services are offered on a sliding fee scale, ensuring they’re accessible to those who need them most. And now, with our expansion to the SPARK campus, Neighborhood House is reaching even more families, providing a welcoming, inclusive space where children, adults, and seniors can learn, grow, and thrive together.
Learn more at NHUtah.org or follow us on social media!
Derek Miller:
With expanded services and the SPARK campus, Neighborhood House continues strengthening Utah communities by creating inclusive opportunities for learning, growth, and connection. Their programs support families, foster independence, and help build a healthier, more resilient state for everyone. I'm Derek Miller, with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business.
Originally aired: 11/12/25
