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We offer coaching and skill-building activities to support young people (14-20 years old) preparing for adulthood. Young people work on strengthening their life skills as they transition into adulthood. We provide one-on-one individualized coaching and engaging group activities to support young people in developing life skills.

Offering After-School Tutoring, Family Counseling, Court Services, Mentoring, Foster Grandparent Program, Group Services and the Community Challenge Course.

Stephen Ministries consists of members of our congregation who receive special training to provide one-to-one Christian care, to people in our congregation and community experiencing challenges in life—grief, loneliness, divorce, hospitalization, disability, job loss, spiritual crisis, cancer, and many other life difficulties. We are not counselors. We provide companionship through caring visits during your journey through difficult times.

Offering in home care for elderly and disabled persons.

One to one mentoring program for youth between the ages of five and 16. Youth are paired with community volunteers and spend time together, developing positive relationships. **Included programs are The Hub (after-school program) and Core Programs (community and school based mentoring programs).

We provide Home Care services in Sheridan, Johnson, & Campbell Counties. We help people in our communities with daily living tasks (like cooking, housekeeping, showering, medication reminders, dressing, running errands, appointments, etc.) so everyone can live a longer, fuller life in their own home. We can also assist with home care following surgeries, provide respite care for family caregivers who need a break, or just provide an occasional drop-in service to ensure everything is going well.

The American Cancer Society provides cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers with online and phone resources, educational materials, and national resources.

Personalized services to fit your needs in the state of Wyoming. Services include meal preparation, companionship, housekeeping, medication reminders, night care, transportation and appointment assistance

The Congressional Award (gold, silver and bronze medals) can be earned by ANY YOUNG PERSON age 14-24. There is no GPA requirement, and accommodations will be made when needed. Develop self-confidence and community engagement by logging hours in voluntary public service, physical fitness, personal development and exploration. Participants need a trusted adult as an advisor. WCAC staff can train/assist all advisors, parents and participants with questions. For more info see congressionalaward.org.

One to one mentoring program for youth between the ages of 5 and 16. Youth are paired with community volunteers and spend time together, developing positive relationships. BBBS also provides afterschool programming for elementary, middle, and high schoolers and Juvenile Justice programming in partnership with the local County Attorney's Office.

A community-driven space designed to support individuals with mental health challenges. It's a warm, inviting environment where members can partake in meaningful work, enhance their skills, and build friendships. The clubhouse offers various programs aiming at social, financial, and educational development. It operates on the principles of mutual respect and collective responsibility, ensuring a supportive network that encourages personal growth and integration into the broader community.

One to one mentoring program for youth between the ages of five and 16. Youth are paired with community volunteers and spend time together, developing positive relationships. **Included programs are Core Programs (community and school based mentoring programs).

At Bright Futures One-to-One, each mentor is matched with a designated K-12 student for the school year. Mentors join these students at their schools once a month to spend time together over lunch. Mentors provide their own transportation and Bright Futures provides the meals. Mentors and mentees are matched based on similar interests and preferences.

Courses, curriculums Veterans, 1st Responders and spouse, service dog therapy, horse therapy and ongoing weekly meetings leading veterans through reintegration into civilian life.

Robbie’s House is a clubhouse for people with mental illness. We provide a warm and inclusive community where individuals facing mental health challenges come together to support one another on their journey to recovery and well-being. At our clubhouse, we understand that mental health is a deeply personal and unique experience, and we celebrate the resilience and strength of each of our members. We offer a wide range of services and activities that empower individuals to regain control.

One to one mentoring program for youth between the ages of 5 and 16 years old. Youth are paired with community volunteers and spend time together, developing positive relationships. **Included programs are Progressive Youth (program for adjudicated youth), and Core Programs (community and school based mentoring programs).

One to one mentoring program for youth between the ages of 5 and 16. Youth are paired with community volunteers and spend time together, developing positive relationships. **Included programs are Core Programs (community and school based mentoring programs).

It is our goal to come together as a state to assist families who are struggling due to the financial and emotional burdens that are caused by having a premature infant getting care out of state. Neighbors helping Neighbors is Wyoming's way. We have held several fundraisers, created an website and are in the process of creating an app. We have already been able to provide financial, in kind and emotional support to several families in the state.

We provide Home Care services in Sheridan, Johnson, & Campbell Counties. We help people in our communities with daily living tasks (like cooking, housekeeping, showering, medication reminders, dressing, running errands, appointments, etc.) so everyone can live a longer, fuller life in their own home. We can also assist with home care following surgeries, provide respite care for family caregivers who need a break, or just provide an occasional drop-in service to ensure everything is going well.

One to one mentoring program for youth between the ages of 5 and 16 years old. Youth are paired with community volunteers and spend time together, developing positive relationships. **Included programs are Progressive Youth (program for adjudicated youth), and Core Programs (community and school based mentoring programs).

Peer lead Trauma-Informed Coaching meetings held in locations across the state designed to meet the needs of Veterans and their families by providing fresh resources that promotes mental health, psychosocial connection, and optimism.

One to one mentoring program for youth between the ages of 5 and 16 years old. Youth are paired with community volunteers and spend time together, developing positive relationships.

Companion services can be provided as a 1:1 or group of up to 3 people. Companion services include non-medical care, supervision, and socialization for a participant to maintain safety at home and in the community as well as increase independence.

Campus Connections pairs youth (11-18 years old) at risk for behavioral and emotional difficulties in one-on-one mentoring relationships with undergraduate students in an on-campus community. Mentor-mentee pairs are grouped with other mentoring pairs in which youth gain friendships, academic support, exposure to pro-social activities, and opportunities for physical activity. Clinical psychology graduate students provide integrated therapy services for youth and families if needed.

Here at MOPS, we gather and support moms. We believe in the simple but revolutionary idea that remarkable things happen when moms come together, face to face. That’s why we rally women to come together in their own neighborhoods and help each other through this thing called motherhood, one gathering at a time.