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Frontier Access and Mobility has a vast selection of services, products, and vehicles to keep your life moving. Offering accessible vans, wheelchairs, scooters, lift chairs, vehicle lifts, stair lifts, walking aids, ramps, bath safety products, and various medical equipment.

Friends of Man assists low income individuals with a range of needs including mobility equipment, ramps, minor home mods for accessibility, prostheses, hearing aids, medical equipment. (No medical bills or back bills.) Referring professionals (caseworkers, case managers, health care workers, social workers, counselors, teachers, clergy) Potential applicants can ask their referring professional to contact Friends of Man.

We work with persons of all age groups and all types of disabilities to live independently and overcome barriers. This includes but is not limited to: Modifications to your home, Rights and Benefits Counseling, Transporation, Case Management for In-home Care, Access to Recreation and ADA Consultation.

CCSS is a non-profit organization providing senior programs and assistance for individuals 60 years of age and over. Funded by state and federal grants along with assistance from Crook County Commissioners, Towns of Sundance, Hulett, and Moorcroft. We offer a Nutrition Program, Senior Companion Assistance, Medical Alert, Respite Care, Personal Care, Homemaking Services, AARP Driver Safety Classes, Social Activities, Blood Pressure & Toenail Clinics, Transportation and more!

CCSS is a non-profit organization providing senior programs and assistance for individuals 60 years of age and over. Funded by state and federal grants along with assistance from Crook County Commissioners, Towns of Sundance, Hulett, and Moorcroft. We offer a Nutrition Program, Senior Companion Assistance, Medical Alert, Respite Care, Personal Care, Homemaking Services, AARP Driver Safety Classes, Social Activities, Blood Pressure & Toenail Clinics, Transportation and more!

CCSS is a non-profit organization providing senior programs and assistance for individuals 60 years of age and over. Funded by state and federal grants along with assistance from Crook County Commissioners, Towns of Sundance, Hulett, and Moorcroft. We offer a Nutrition Program, Senior Companion Assistance, Medical Alert, Respite Care, Personal Care, Homemaking Services, AARP Driver Safety Classes, Social Activities, Blood Pressure & Toenail Clinics, Transportation and more!

CCSS is a non-profit organization providing senior programs and assistance for individuals 60 years of age and over. Funded by state and federal grants along with assistance from Crook County Commissioners, Towns of Sundance, Hulett, and Moorcroft. We offer a Nutrition Program, Senior Companion Assistance, Medical Alert, Respite Care, Personal Care, Homemaking Services, AARP Driver Safety Classes, Social Activities, Blood Pressure & Toenail Clinics, Transportation and more!

Offering programs to include: Independent Living, Transportation Check Program, Community Choice Waiver Program, Advocacy & Peer Support, and ADA Training and Technical Assistance Program.

Income qualified homeowners can qualify for critical home repairs, interior and exterior. These include handicap ramps, aging in place type repairs, minor plumbing, and landscaping to improve accessibility.

Our Gateway Drive location is where you'll want to take your large donations. We accept furniture, appliances, light fixtures, cabinets, and just about anything related to your home!

Habitats unique home ownership model offers families and individuals the opportunity to purchase a home at an affordable rate. HFHEB's no-interest loans make purchasing a home possible for community members whose income falls at or between 30 and 80 percent of the states median income. A modest down payment and sweat equity requirement ensure a working partnership.

The ReStore is home improvement outlet. Item donated to the ReStore, by individuals, retailers, businesses and contractors, are sold to the general public at a fraction of retail prices. All proceeds from the ReStore go to build Habitat homes for families in need around Jackson. ReStore also offers free pick up of used furniture, appliances and construction material. Other phone number is for Sweat Equity Programs.

We work with persons of all age groups and all types of disabilities to live independently and overcome barriers. This includes but is not limited to: Modifications to your home, Rights and Benefits Counseling, Transporation, Case Management for In-home Care, Access to Recreation and ADA Consultation.

Offering programs to include: Independent Living, Transportation Check Program, Veteran Directed Care Program, Community Choice Waiver Program, Advocacy & Peer Support, and ADA Training and Technical Assistance Program.

Habitat for Humanity offers income qualified residents of Laramie County opportunities for safe, affordable home-ownership. Check the website and social media for application periods to open up.

Home Improvements and Structural Alterations (HISA) This benefit provides medically necessary improvements and structural alterations to Veterans/Servicemembers’ primary residence

Offering programs to include: Independent Living, Transportation Check Program, Veteran Directed Care Program, Community Choice Waiver Program, Advocacy & Peer Support, and ADA Training and Technical Assistance Program.

We work with persons of all age groups and all types of disabilities to live independently and overcome barriers. This includes but is not limited to: Modifications to your home, Rights and Benefits Counseling, Transporation, Case Management for In-home Care, Access to Recreation and ADA Consultation.

Habitat for Humanity offers income qualified residents of Natrona County opportunities for home-ownership through sweat equity programs. Check the website for application deadlines and links to necessary documents.

Offering programs to include: Independent Living, Transportation Check Program, Community Choice Waiver Program, Advocacy & Peer Support, and ADA Training and Technical Assistance Program.

Providing utility assistance with three programs. Wyoming Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) Application Cycle Oct 1 - March 31 Wyoming Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) Application Cycle Oct 1 - Sept 30 (Year-round)

Offering programs to include: Independent Living, Transportation Check Program, Community Choice Waiver Program, Advocacy & Peer Support, and ADA Training and Technical Assistance Program.

We work with persons of all age groups and all types of disabilities to live independently and overcome barriers. This includes but is not limited to: Modifications to your home, Rights and Benefits Counseling, Transportation, Case Management for In-home Care, Access to Recreation and ADA Consultation.