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Provides local transportation to seniors and general public Monday -Friday 8:15 AM to 3:45 PM,. Congregate noon meals served at Powell Senior Center Monday - Friday and at Rocky Mountain Manor Monday - Saturday. Meals delivered to home bound individuals, Monday - Saturday. Medical Loan equipment. Medicare/Social Security sign up and navigation. Crafts, cards, foot clinic, exercise classes, fraud education, etc.

One Health Providers recommend patients complete an annual wellness exam to stay up-to-date on their primary care. During Wellness visits, Providers discuss Preventive Care with patients. Recommended Preventive screenings, immunizations, and other interventions vary per patient based on age and gender. Patients should check with their insurance company to learn what services are covered in a Wellness Visit.

Hot nutritious meals served M-F 11:30a-1p at the center for those who are able and delivered for homebound individuals (we have frozen meals, if needed). We also offer homemaking services; bingo on Saturday nights is available to anyone 18 or older; Social Security Kiosk Friday 1p-2:30p, Medicare questions; application assistance for programs such as LIEAP & WY Elderly & Disabled Sales Tax Rebate; public transportation, library, health & nutrition education, and much, much, more!

The Weston County Senior Citizen Center is here to offer a variety of services and activities for the local seniors. Our hours of operation are 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Monday through Friday. Get your friends together and come to the Senior Center on Friday Mornings at 9:00 AM and have some coffee and the best cinnamon rolls in Weston County!

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.

Provides assistance and resources to transgender individuals experiencing a crisis. Also provides support to individuals who may be struggling with their gender identity and are unsure of transgender status. Trans Lifeline is staffed by volunteers who are trans identified and educated in the range of difficulties transgender people experience and dedicated to improving the lives of transgender people. Additionally, operators will only call emergency services with the caller's expressed consent.

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.

We provide assistance in acquiring birth certificates, social security cards, ID cards and other necessary documents and serve as a hub for community partner referrals. ​We can help with eye exams, lenses and frames for your child or for an adult member of the household. ​Services are free, ensuring affordability and accessibility for a diverse range of individuals. ​Please do not hesitate to contact us to learn more how we may be able to assist you.

Nutritional services, public transit, community resource coordination, outreach, socialization, supportive services, forms assistance, health education. Serves the Communities of Burns, Pine Bluffs and surrounding areas.

Whether you are interested in taking an art class, yoga class, going on a day trip with friends, learning about technology, or renting a bike to cruise Main Street, we have all these activities and more!

The court navigator will be to provide guidance for self-represented litigants to help navigate the court system. Court Navigators will assist with: Assisting in identifying and completing appropriate pro se forms; Providing basic procedural information on how cases proceed through the court system; Providing referrals to legal/community services; Guiding litigants through the court process including information about court hearings and how litigants should conduct themselves in court.

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.

One Health Providers recommend patients complete an annual wellness exam to stay up-to-date on their primary care. During Wellness visits, Providers discuss Preventive Care with patients. Recommended Preventive screenings, immunizations, and other interventions vary per patient based on age and gender. Patients should check with their insurance company to learn what services are covered in a Wellness Visit.

Douglas Senior Center serves a wonderful weekday lunch for all seniors and disabled adults. Socialization We offer a wide variety of activities, Nutrition programs CCAS, INC has dining rooms in both locations. Our professionally trained, friendly staff prepare quality approved meals. Also for the qualified individual there are home delivered meals.

The goal of the ADRC is to raise visibility about the full range of available options; provide objective information, advice, counseling and assistance; empower people to make informed decisions about their long-term services and supports; and help people access public and private programs. ADRCs provide unbiased, reliable information and counseling to people with all levels of income.

Recovery support to help citizens in building long-term recovery from addictions. Services provided include referrals, recovery coaching, computers for use, overdose prevention, opioid reversal prevention, all recovery meetings and a safe place to be and meet new friends. Housing First offers case management and employment assistance. Recover Wyoming also offers Telephone Recovery Support (TRS) Program.

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.

One Health Providers recommend patients complete an annual wellness exam to stay up-to-date on their primary care. During Wellness visits, Providers discuss Preventive Care with patients. Recommended Preventive screenings, immunizations, and other interventions vary per patient based on age and gender. Patients should check with their insurance company to learn what services are covered in a Wellness Visit.

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!

Free legal information clinics held the first & third Thursdays of each month. Please call in advance to ensure clinic will be open.

Senior Center Services Uinta Senior Center, Inc. (USCI) serves as a gateway for local aging populations — connecting older adults to vital services in one place, to help them stay healthy and independent. We serve over 214 Seniors per day in Evanston, Bridger Valley, Afton and Kemmerer. USCI offers a wide variety of programs and services.

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!

The range of services provided may include: A telephone ‘hotline’ for information and guidance, Legal referrals to navigate the immigration system, Sponsor consulate visits, Locate legal representation in deportation proceedings, Provide “Know Your Rights” resources and trainings, Evaluate sanctuary possibilities, Support advocacy efforts at city, state, and national levels, and Support the establishment of the Refugee Resettlement Program.

Glenrock Senior Center serves a wonderful weekday lunch for all seniors and disabled adults. Socialization We offer a wide variety of activities, Nutrition programs CCAS, INC has dining rooms in both locations. Our professionally trained, friendly staff prepare quality approved meals. Also for the qualified individual there are home delivered meals.