The Childhelp Wasatch Front Chapter raises funds and collaborates with other agencies, focusing efforts on realizing short-term goals that include developing an art therapy program as a resource for local organizations, creating and distributing art therapy bags for displaced children and those recovering from abuse, and establishing Childhelp Speak Up Be Safe for educators in Utah schools.

The chapter’s long-term goal is to build a residential treatment facility, also known as a village, (such as the Childhelp Alice C. Tyler Village and the Childhelp Merv Griffin Village) in Utah that offers comprehensive treatment programs for severely abused and at-risk children.