The Road Home, formerly Travelers Aid Society, is a private, non-profit social service agency established in 1923 in Utah to assist stranded travelers, unescorted and runaway youth, and other disconnected persons. Although historically known for its booths in train stations, bus stations and airports, The Road Home positioned itself to assist a wider range of individuals requiring assistance, including homeless people. Case management by a social worker is emphasized as the critical element in providing quality, long-term resolution to challenges that the individual faces.

They are a hopeful and compassionate organization that provides basic needs as well as personalized case management to help people get back on their feet and become self-sufficient. They continue to efficiently provide these services with a commitment to have a local and lasting impact on the community.