UDVC offers three membership options, so organizations across sectors can engage in this work: Domestic Violence Service Provider Membership: Nonprofit organizations that provide comprehensive services to individuals impacted by domestic violence, teen dating violence, or stalking. Dues: 0.1% of DV program budget (capped at $2,000) Culturally Specific DVSPs: $150 Community Partner Membership Organizations that support UDVC’s mission but are not DVSPs — e.g., health services, legal partners, faith communities, government agencies. Dues: $500 Culturally Specific Community Partners: $250

By joining UDVC, you are part of a statewide movement to end domestic violence. Members gain access to advocacy, education, collaboration, and support. All members receive: Access to best practices, toolkits, and resources Representation during Utah’s legislative session Policy alerts and advocacy briefings (state and national) Free or discounted entry to UDVC’s Annual Conference (with CEUs) Access to Core Advocacy Training (up to 40 CEUs) Advanced topical trainings (e.g., LGBTQIA+ survivors, plural families, immigrant survivors, crisis de-escalation) Technical assistance on DV-related topics Participation in task forces, committees, and workgroups Access to best practices, toolkits, and resources

Additional Benefits by Membership Type

DVSP & Community Partners: Systems advocacy support Access to travel scholarships (when available) Support creating workplace policies

Member Responsibilities

Members are expected to: Attend and actively participate in quarterly and annual coalition meetings Engage on committees, task forces, or workgroups Ascribe to and support UDVC’s mission, vision, and values

How to Apply or Renew

Complete the appropriate membership application form (DVSP, Community Partner, or UEADV) Submit by email ( admin@udvc.org or ueadv@udvc.org ), mail (124 S 400 E, Suite 430, Salt Lake City, UT 84111), or fax (801-521-5548) Wait for board approval before submitting dues Membership runs October 1 – September 30. Applications are accepted year-round. Want to review our Bylaws? Click here to download our Bylaws for details about governance, membership, and responsibilities.

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More responsive and effective services for those impacted by violence require a connected, community-based, and culturally specific approach.

The UDVC works with nonprofit providers, community partners, and corporate allies to advance our mission to end domestic violence through advocacy, education, collaboration, and leadership.

HOW IT WORKS

UDVC offers three membership options, so organizations across sectors can engage in this work:

Domestic Violence Service Provider Membership:
Nonprofit organizations that provide comprehensive services to individuals impacted by domestic violence, teen dating violence, or stalking.
- Dues: 0.1% of DV program budget (capped at $2,000)
- Culturally Specific DVSPs: $150
Community Partner Membership
Organizations that support UDVC’s mission but are not DVSPs — e.g., health services, legal partners, faith communities, government agencies.
- Dues: $500
- Culturally Specific Community Partners: $250

By joining UDVC, you are part of a statewide movement to end domestic violence. Members gain access to advocacy, education, collaboration, and support.

All members receive:

Access to best practices, toolkits, and resources
Representation during Utah’s legislative session
Policy alerts and advocacy briefings (state and national)
Free or discounted entry to UDVC’s Annual Conference (with CEUs)
Access to Core Advocacy Training (up to 40 CEUs)
Advanced topical trainings (e.g., LGBTQIA+ survivors, plural families, immigrant survivors, crisis de-escalation)
Technical assistance on DV-related topics
Participation in task forces, committees, and workgroups
Access to best practices, toolkits, and resources

DVSP & Community Partners:

Systems advocacy support
Access to travel scholarships (when available)
Support creating workplace policies

Members are expected to:

Attend and actively participate in quarterly and annual coalition meetings
Engage on committees, task forces, or workgroups
Ascribe to and support UDVC’s mission, vision, and values

Complete the appropriate membership application form (DVSP, Community Partner, or UEADV)
Submit by email (admin@udvc.org or ueadv@udvc.org), mail (124 S 400 E, Suite 430, Salt Lake City, UT 84111), or fax (801-521-5548)
Wait for board approval before submitting dues

Membership runs October 1 – September 30. Applications are accepted year-round.

Want to review our Bylaws? Click here to download our Bylaws for details about governance, membership, and responsibilities.

DVSP / Community Partner: admin@udvc.org

UEADV Corporate Membership: ueadv@udvc.org

Download the Membership application

Contact Us

For business inquiries:
Office: 801-521-5544
Fax: 801-521-5548
Email: admin@udvc.org

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Get Help

If you or someone else is in danger, call 9-1-1 immediately.

Call our free and confidential 24-hour LINKLine: 1-800-897-LINK (5465). (If LINKLine advocates are experiencing an increased call volume, calls will be forwarded to the National Domestic Violence Hotline.)

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*Please be aware that by state law all UDVC staff are mandated reporters. Click HERE to learn more about mandatory reporting. To report child abuse or neglect, click HERE. To report vulnerable adult abuse/neglect, click HERE.