Utah Community Action Kearns Head Start

Kearns,
UT
(2018)

Utah Community Action Kearns Head Start

Community, Daycare and Early Childhood, Dental Services, Healthcare, Youth and Families

New construction of a multi-use building that provides four Head Start classrooms, two Early Head Start classrooms, three medical exam roos, one dental exam room, and more.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $7,400,000
Total Project Cost: $7,400,000

IMPACT

39 FTE jobs
20 construction jobs
850 patients served
88 children served.

CDEs

Community Development Finance Alliance

Investor

Unknown

Project Description

The Kearns Head Start is a new construction, multi-use building that provides four Head Start classrooms, two Early Head Start classrooms, three medical exam roos, one dental exam room as will has multipurpose space and office space for UCA’s Housing Case Management and HEAT Programs.

MAP

Address: 5361 South 4220 West, Kearns, UT 84118

Census Tract: 49035113600

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