Active Re-Entry Price

All Active Re-Entry Offices will be closed for staff training. We will reopen on Thursday October 1.

Just a heads up there is a detour on Westwood Blvd, and construction on north Fairgrounds Road. If you are trying to get to our office use south Fairgrounds Road from HWY 10.

What a fun filled summer for the youth program. Our group learned skills and experienced some really fun trips and connecting with our friends from OPTIONS for Independence , Roads To Independence and Ability 1st Utah.

Community Input Survey for New Learning Program
Are you dealing with a health condition, an aging or changing body or mind? We want to talk to you!

Community Input for New Learning Program - AAPD Community Input Survey for New Learning Program Are you dealing with a health condition, an aging or changing body or mind? We want to talk to you! Esta Página En Español Take the Survey You can take the survey in English, Spanish, ASL/Audio Described, and Easy-Read. Take English Survey Take Spani...

Advocacy In Action

When Huntington’s new senior center opened in mid-2025, seniors quickly discovered that accessing the facility from the parking lot was difficult due to the placement of the curb cuts. Arven H., a longtime Active Re-Entry consumer, recognized the problem and
began advocating for a ramp to provide safer, easier access to
the building entrance. He made it his personal goal to improve
accessibility for all seniors who use the center.
Arven spoke with Active Re-Entry staff, senior center staff and administration, the Emery County Commission, and other community members about the issue. Through months of
persistence and advocacy, he continued to raise awareness and
promote a practical solution. As a result of his efforts, a new ramp was constructed, significantly improving access to the senior center for everyone. Active Re-Entry would like to thank Arven for his dedication to advocacy and his commitment to improving his community. His efforts demonstrate how one person’s determination can create positive change and benefit many others.

On Thursday July 16th the Utah Developmental Disabilities Council will be hosting a one day self-advocacy conference & BBQ bash at Active Re-Entry in Price Utah. The conference will run from 10am-3pm. They have a lot of fun activities that are planned for this conference and you don’t want to miss it. The event is free but you must register for the event. To register for the event you can visit: HTTPS://FORMS.GLE/9A3AL3HB3AJLNW9U7 or you can call 385-408-6689. To see what the schedule of events is like for the day you can check out the flyer that is in this post.

July is Disability Pride Month