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Strong Minds

Strong Community: Supporting Mental Wellness in Park City

Summit Support is a trusted mental health advocate dedicated to raising awareness, promoting understanding, and mobilizing resources to address mental health challenges in Park City and Summit County. We empower our community through advocacy, education, and collaborative partnerships.
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Facing the Facts: Mental Health in Summit County

Did you know that Summit County has seen an 800% increase in residents seeking behavioral health services in the last five years? At the same time, we have seen a 17% decline in licensed therapists?

The need is real. The time to act is now.

Source: Summit County Behavioral Health Division

This affects our friends, our
families, and our community.

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Despite these challenges, we
believe a healthier Park City is
possible.

Despite these challenges, we believe a healthier Park City is possible.

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Despite these challenges, we
believe a healthier Park City is
possible.

Despite these challenges, we believe a healthier Park City is possible.

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our mission

Empowering Hope and Healing

Our mission is simple: Summit Support works to connect individuals with the mental health resources they need, reduce stigma, and foster a supportive community where everyone can thrive.
We achieve this through:
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Supporting existing local
mental health agencies.
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Hosting community
seminars and workshops.
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Advocating for increased
access to care.
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Debunking mental health myths to create a more compassionate community.

As a mental health advocate, we’re here to support Summit County agencies, not compete with them. We work hand-in-hand to strengthen the safety net for mental wellness in our community.

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Be a Part of the Solution

Every contribution, big or small, helps us expand access to mental health services in Park City. Here's how you can get involved:
*Be the change:
Your support makes a difference!

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Your financial gift directly supports local programs and services. Even $25 can make a difference.
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Volunteer Your Time

Share your skills and passion at our events and workshops. We need your help!
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Help raise awareness and influence policy change.
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Exclusively for Park City Senior Center Members

Healthy Minds: Overcoming Mental Health Challenges in Aging
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June 2025
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Park City Library Community Room

A Celebration of Mental Health Champions
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Summit Support
PO Box 681197
Park City, UT 84068
support@summitsupport.org
(435) 200-5233
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John Davis

Chicago native John Davis has enjoyed a long calling as a volunteer for not-for- profit organizations.

In his native Chicago John served on the board of his neighborhood Chamber of Commerce, was one of the co-founders of the Chicago International Wine Festival and headed the Food and Beverage division of Chicago’s United Jewish Federation.

During his time in Chicago he was a wine merchant, restaurant proprietor, wine writer and wine educator.

In 1965 John founded a nationally-known Chicago fondue restaurant, Geja’s Cafe, which recently celebrated its 60th anniversary.  Additionally, John was the founder and CEO of a direct marketing wine company, Wine Insiders, which ships wine directly to consumers across the U.S.

After moving to Utah in 2008 with his wife and son, John became a volunteer for the Peace House. In 2025 seeing a need to raise awareness of mental health challenges he founded the non-profit Summit Support.

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