How can we help?
Community Partnerships
Weber Adult Education partners with various business and community organizations to help our students and their families.
Are you looking to help?
Do you know of programs out there to help others? Employment opportunities or resources for struggling students? We are always looking for ways to improve the lives of our students. Please call 801-476-3930.
We have people that know people
If you have a need, please let us know, so we can try to help. We have information on resources for employment, transportation and more.
General Resources
Utah 211 is the place to call if you need help or want to give help. Callers can be linked to resources available from health and human service programs throughout the state.
Call 2-1-1 24/7 (or 888-826-9790), text your zip code to 898-211, email
Important Programs
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Department of Workforce ServicesCan help with childcare credits, SNAP food stamps, jobs, and money for school. Apply here for the Workforce Initiative & Opportunities Act (WIOA). Under 'Sign In' you will need to create an account with the Division of Workforce Services. If you are 16-24 years old, you really need to check this out. -
Tech CharitiesIf you need a nearly new computer, you can check here. Located in Salt Lake City. -
Weber County LibraryThe Weber County Main Library has free computers for Weber County residents. These computers are for long term loan up to 12 months and can be renewed. Supplies are limited and may not always be available.
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Weber State University Venture Course in the HumanitiesFree program that students may earn up to 9 credits upon successful completion. Students without a high school diploma can complete. Look for a program application in the early fall. -
Ogden Weber Technical College OTECHThere are a lot of programs offered at OTECH. Don't know where to start? How about an appointment with OTECH Pre-Enrollment Advisors. You can even start a program with them while finishing up your diploma with us.
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Complete a 900 Hour Tech Program? Transfer OptionsThrough articulation agreements, if you manage to complete a 900-hour program through a technical college, the next step can be starting at a university or college with an associate degree. Click below to find out more through information obtained from OTECH & Davis Tech.