Welcome to Friend's Clubhouse!

A Program For Individuals With Special Needs

Our Activities

Engaging Community Outings
​Crafts, Baking, Bowling & More
Promoting Healthy Social Habits

Our Mission

Enhancing Lives Through Social Experiences
Our mission is to create a space where friendships grow and everyone feels valued, respected, and empowered. Through kindness and positive social interactions, we provide inclusive experiences for adults with different abilities, where each day begins and ends with a big ol’ smile. We encourage kindness, independence, good manners and celebrating each other every day we're together.

Meet the Staff

Whitney Stillman
​Whitney Stillman is Co-owner and Director here at the Clubhouse. She has been a volunteer since 2013 then came on as co-owner in 2019. Previously working at the U of U for five years in their neuropsych department. She is so excited to bring her ideas and energy to this already bright place. She is a kind hearted soul.
Holli Kershaw
Holli Kershaw is a long time volunteer and now co-owner. Previously involved in Special Needs Mutual that many of Clubhouse members attend. She graduated from Utah Valley University with a bachelors in community health while working at St. Marks Hospital in the newborn unit.  She has been a missing piece to our family.
We currently purchased the Clubhouse building and are raising funds for larger expenditures.
Please, if you can donate or spread the word! QR code is to the left

Happy Clients

"The friends clubhouse or as our son Andy affectionately calls it “The Club” is a very important part of our life. It is a second family for Andy. There is no other program that we are aware of that provides such a unique combination of social activities, learning skills and most importantly, security for our son. They are very skilled in working with adults with special needs and in understanding the individual requirements and personalities of each adult. The respite care provided by Friend’s Clubhouse allows our family and Andy to live a balanced and joyful life"

T E S T I M O N I A L S

Steve & Colleen Down
"It is a hard life for the little things unless someone is watching out for those little things. While our son Nathan in reality is not a "little thing" in the scheme of creation, he is often so viewed by fortune and men's eyes. It is a great comfort to know there are those people and others who are willing to give Nathan joy in life while asking little in return. Nathan is happy when he goes to the Clubhouse and he talks about everything he does there. We are lucky to be able to have such people help us. Our lives are probably measured not by what we learn but by what we teach. Nathan and his family are blessed by having such good "teachers" (friends) who impart goodness and love. Thank you."
Bruce & Karen Lubeck
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