CCPC Programs
The Christian Center of Park City ("CCPC") is a broad-based, humanitarian resource center located in Park City, Utah with a satellite campus in Heber. Our mission is to meet people at their point of need as an expression of God’s love. Through our ongoing and annual programs, we seek to provide resources and direct assistance with compassion, dignity, and hope.
From food pantries to basic needs assistance to seasonal worker outreach and beyond, our programs provide food clothing, food, holistic care, and more to people in need in Summit and Wasatch counties. See below for links to specific ongoing and seasonal programs.
All CCPC services are offered to anyone in need, regardless of race, religion, or gender.
Fighting Hunger
Every day, people from all walks of life come to CCPC seeking help with one of the most basic aspects of life: food! Our goal is to provide food to everyone who is food-insecure in Summit and Wasatch counties. With the generous support of individual donors, foundations, corporations, and the Utah Food Bank, we have been fighting to end hunger in our community for 21 years.
Meeting Basic Needs
It is our goal to do everything we can to meet people at their point of need. We have people come to us who are going through a difficult time – job or life transitions, major emergencies like a home fire or medical situation, unexpected repairs, homelessness and many complicated situations in-between.
We have a Case Manager who seeks to view each person with dignity and holistically while seeking to solve why they are in an emergency situation rather than just giving out money and goods.
Counseling and Wellness Services
We have a team of passionate, professional psychologists, counselors, and coaches dedicated to helping you move from the sticking points in your life and learn more about yourself in the process.
We offer health coaching, Enneagram coaching, and mental health services including Accelerated Resolution Therapy (A.R.T.) and Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) for individuals, couples, families, teens, and children. Our therapists have a wide variety of specialties ranging from kids to adults in both English and Spanish.
Local Outreach
Our mission is to meet people at their point of need. We seek to provide compassion, dignity and hope to all we serve, as we provide a critical safety net primarily for individuals and families in Summit and Wasatch Counties.
Seasonal Worker Outreach
Each winter season, we welcome hundreds of seasonal and international student workers who come to work in Park City. We provide multiple services for them, including our food pantry and thrift stores. One of our favorite programs is our Tuesday Nite Dinners, which has become one of our longest-running programs. Starting in January, we invite international student workers who are employed in Park City during the ski season to join us at CCPC for a FREE homemade meal, zany games, karaoke and an opportunity to make new friends.
Native American Outreach
Over the years, we have served both the Navajo Nation and the Goshute Tribe. Thanks to the ongoing and generous support of American Express, we began the Goshute Initiative in 2011. Ally Bank has since joined in support of our outreach efforts.
We determined through extensive discussions with the Goshute Tribe that there was a compelling need to provide assistance with food security and nutritional education concerning obesity and diabetes, to start with.
Community Partners
CCPC highly values partnering and collaborating with other nonprofits, schools, government entities, faith communities, individuals and for-profit companies; in order to collectively meet people at their point of need. Simply put, we could not accomplish all that we do without critical community partners.
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