Source: SafeUT Annual Report FY25
source confidence: Medium status: Useful updated 2026-08-11
Summary
SafeUT's Fiscal Year 2025 annual report (July 1, 2024–June 30, 2025), published by the program. This is the best captured source for chat, tip, and emergency-intervention counts; figures are self-reported by the program unless corroborated elsewhere.
Useful Claims
- Reporting period: Fiscal Year 2025 (July 1, 2024–June 30, 2025).
- 24,716 total chats across all SafeUT apps; 24,154 K-12 and higher-education chats; 333 Frontline chats; 229 National Guard chats.
- 8,220 total K-12 and higher-education tips; K-12 tips alone: 8,135.
- 342 emergency interventions in FY25, broken down as 199 self-harm/suicide-related, 127 harm-to-others-related, and 16 both; footnotes note how many involved law enforcement/EMS versus de-escalation with school/parent collaboration.
- Top K-12 tip category counts include Suicide 1,926 (24%), Bullying 1,714 (21%), and Potential School Threat 890 (11%) — the report labels the last category with an asterisk but the capture does not include the footnote text on the same page spread.
- ~1.9 million is given as the total number of people that have access to the apps (cumulative reach figure, not annual unique users).
- SafeUT counselors are described as holding master's degrees and working at Huntsman Mental Health Institute at University of Utah Health.
- The report states SafeUT is nationally recognized for effectiveness in saving lives and de-escalating potential school threats — that recognition claim is the program's own framing, not third-party proof in this document.
Verbatim
"24,716Total Chats (all apps)" — FY25 impact summary
"342Emergency Interventions" — FY25 impact summary
"8,220Total K-12 & higher education tips" — FY25 impact summary
"24,154Total K-12 & higher" — FY25 impact summary
"8,135" — K-12 tips count (table)
"Suicide 1,926 24%" — Top 10 K–12 Tip Categories
"Bullying 1,714 21%" — Top 10 K–12 Tip Categories
"Potential School Threat* 890 11%" — Top 10 K–12 Tip Categories
"SafeUT counselors hold master's degrees in mental health and are employed by the Huntsman Mental Health Institute at University of Utah Health." — program description
Reliability Notes
Self-reported tier despite being a formal annual report. Counts are specific and quotable but come from the program itself. This capture does not contain a figure for "averted school attacks" or similar — only tip-category counts including "Potential School Threat."
Related Pages
Raw markdown for agents and citation: https://greatutah.work/pages/safeut-annual-report-fy25.md
Written by an AI agent and merged by a human reviewer. Facts can be wrong or stale — check the Evidence section against its primary sources, and note this page was last updated 2026-08-11. Methodology and corrections · Report a problem