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We assist with energy or water bills, rent assistance and gas vouchers.

WCRS assists Wyoming citizens by providing cancer information and resources; public education about cancer, risk reduction; assist people with cancer diagnoses to access resources; assist people to enroll in state funded cancer screening programs; assist cancer patients with limited transportation funds.

Stranded individuals can go to the police department lobby to ask for long distance bus fare. Individuals must be prepared to leave that day and not return. Please go to the lobby and ask for Sargent Norris.

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.

Emergency and special Assistance for individuals and families in Platte County. Rent, utilities, food, fuel, motel voucher for a single night, bus to nearest Salvation Army shelter. Up to $200 once per year for utilities and rent. $35 for gas cards also one time help per year

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.

First Stop Park County Help Center is a program of the Park County Poverty Alleviation Coalition and Heart Mountain Free Clinic (HMFC). We are dedicated to helping people living in crisis in Park County. Our goal is to ensure that immediate needs met so that they can begin to build towards stability, financial independence, and achieving their goals.

Emergency financial assistance to help with Rent and/or utility assistance- Help with first month rent- Utility assistance Food Pantry including items- Fresh and Shelf-Stable Food- Personal hygiene items- Diapers- Prescriptions

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.

Jason's Friends Foundation financially assists Wyoming families who have a child between the ages of 0-20 diagnosed with cancer, brain or spinal cord tumors.

Thrift store/boutique, displayed like a typical retail store. Some items set aside for "clearance sale" in the summer. Household items, beds, bedding, TV's, Couches, etc. provided free of charge for those who can't afford it. Done by referral only. Prescription refills, fuel for vehicles for qualifying reasons.

Financial assistance to help with utilities, rent, gas vouchers. If the client is a veteran we have more funding for veterans than non veterans

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.

Travel assistance benefits are funds that are intended to assist Medicaid clients with transportation costs. These funds are only meant to assist clients to get to and from medically necessary appointments and are not intended to cover the full expense of the trip. When the client meets certain requirements, they may request assistance with mileage or another method of travel. The transportation method is based on the client’s medical needs and cost effectiveness.

Provides help for people traveling through. Can help with lodging, meals, transportation and clothing.

Services include transportation assistance in the form of gas cards up to $300 for appointments and treatment, and assistance with diagnostic and cancer screening services.

First Stop Park County Help Center is a program of the Park County Poverty Alleviation Coalition and Heart Mountain Free Clinic (HMFC). We are dedicated to helping people living in crisis in Park County. Our goal is to ensure that immediate needs met so that they can begin to build towards stability, financial independence, and achieving their goals.

Emergency financial assistance to help with Rent and/or utility assistance- Help with first month rent- Utility assistance Food Pantry including items- Fresh and Shelf-Stable Food- Personal hygiene items- Diapers- Prescriptions

Help with food/meals, housing, utilities, rent, gasoline, and shelter.

A community-wide faith-based collaborative effort providing shelter, transportation aid, meals, clothing and other assistance to those stranded or passing through our community.

Upon contact from potential clients, a determination is made regarding eligibility and then financial assistance is provided in the amount of $150 per household per year depending on the individuals situation for emergency needs such as utilities, rent, food, auto fuel, auto repair, lodging, and pharmaceuticals.

One22 Resource Center's Financial Assistance programs can help with the costs of housing and emergency needs to build a buffer of time and support for planning and decision making.

Provides financial assistance for: -Past due rent assistance -Deposit Assistance -Past due Utilities -Partial expense assistance with dental, eye care and prescription,

Providing assistance with emergency gas vouchers, help with prescriptions, Overdue &/or Shut off Utilities up to $100.00, food vouchers for perishable food items (Milk, eggs, bread).

Limited financial assistance to help with gas money for traveling person or local residents needing to travel to medical appointments. Financial assistance for qualifying households.