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Providing employment services for Homeless Veterans to help them obtain gainful, long term and meaningful employment. The program networks with other service providers to ensure that a continuum of care is being met and that any gaps in service are being filled.

$20 per adult, $10 per child, worth of free clothing, shoes, blankets, coats, necessities

Our dedicated PEEPS team works daily to bring families, educators, and community partners together to support academic success and the healthy development of all students. We do this by building relationships and identifying opportunities to connect and inspire families as partners. We also teach Parenting the Love and Logic Way classes several times throughout the school year. Contacts: Tes Burns, [email protected], 307-631-8868; Hope Peete, [email protected], 307-275-1505

Providing diapers to families in diaper need

Twice per month people can come and get food just by bringing their ID with them. Clothing that we have are free to the public also.

Our clothing closet is for anyone in need of clothing items, we also accept any donations as well. We accept any sizes from baby to adult, men and women. We have some shoes, blankets, and toys (availability depends on what kind of donations we receive). Best time to stop by our closet is on Wednesdays and Thursdays because Lindsey is there, and the new donations are put away on those days. We want to help in any way possible including getting people warm clothes.

Assistance with identification documents, toiletries, clothing vouchers and minor medical/prescriptions. Emergency rental assistance, advocacy and mediation with landlords and information on landlord/tenant rights. One-time, limited assistance with a utility or rent when funding allows. Case management provided for assistance connecting with other community resources.

Nurturing new beginnings. Stork Support is focused on safe sleep, safe travel, and breastfeeding. We provide essential resources such as car seats, pack-n-plays, and breast pumps for newborns and families in need.

Homeless prevention. Financial assistance to attain or sustain stable living.

Poverty fighting organization with emphasis on direct emergency services with a case-management, client-centered model. Services offered are not entitlement based, and subject to eligibility, funding available and suitability for sustainability.

Provide professional attire and workforce services to women for interviews and other employment.

Providing employment services for Homeless Veterans to help them obtain gainful, long term and meaningful employment. The program networks with other service providers to ensure that a continuum of care is being met and that any gaps in service are being filled.

Clothing, household goods, and limited furniture available at discounted prices. Vouchers are available for individuals in need of clothing. Furniture vouchers are on a case by case basis, depending on the need.

By appointment only. Clients can shop for interview and workplace clothing for free. Clients can shop from the Career Closet twice per year and may take 3 complete outfits each visit.

Provide free services to men and women facing an unplanned pregnancy such as pregnancy tests, ultrasound and prenatal vitamins. Provide prenatal and parenting classes and all needed baby items such as diapers, clothing, and furniture.

We can assist in taking Energy Share of Wyoming applications when applications are open. When funding is available Utility Assistance, Rental Assistance, Food by Choice Pantry. On Occasion we also assist with: Diapers, Wipes, Hygiene, Toiletries, Adult Diapers, Bed Pads.

Offers clothing and food to individuals in need.

Offering clothing and some house hold items based on what is donated for individuals in need.

Offering assistance with diapers, pull-ups and baby wipes to families with young children in need. Please watch Facebook page for distribution dates.

The Community Cupboard provides adult and children's clothing, Items available are based on donations received.

We strive to help people meet their basic needs and if we can surpass that and assist them to a better way of life then truly, together, we have accomplished a great thing. If you have a need please stop in. We typically assist with past due utilities, rent, temporary housing, food, diapers, formula, filling out paperwork, pet food, prescriptions, emergency fuel, if we cannot help you directly then we will do our best to connect you with someone who can.

Bank open to homeless families in need. Must call for appointment. We want to reiterate that we have diapers, wipes, hygiene products. This is in addition to our shelter services.

Short term program that provides food, shelter, showers, laundry services, clothes, case management, and referrals. We have a 30 and 90 day program. Length of stay is dependent on individual program plan. Must be ambulatory and willing to work their program.

Faith based social service agency that focuses on newly released inmates from Wyoming Penal Institutions who plan to reside in Gillette. Assistance with:- Employment needs (work boots, bibs, etc.)- Basic clothing needs- Locating housing- Obtaining an ID/Driver's License, birth certificate- MSHA with employment verification- Hygiene packs with enough supplies for one month- Walmart gift card- 1 tank of gas, for job searching- Gently used household items; transitional housing

Poverty fighting organization with emphasis on direct emergency services with a case-management, client-centered model. Services offered are not entitlement based, and subject to eligibility, funding available and suitability for sustainability.