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Park County Public Health breaks down into 9 services or programs, which comprise what we actually do in and for the community: - Communicable Disease - Maternal & Child Health - Chronic Disease - Community Health Assessment & Planning - Public Health Emergency Preparedness - LT-101's - Education & Outreach - Environmental Health - Community Prevention

Providing free developmental screenings to children from birth to age five to help identify children with developmental delays in order to provide them and their families with appropriate support services. We are located on the Wind River Indian Reservation in Ft. Washakie and serve native and non-native children and their families. We have two preschool programs for all children ages 3-5, in which we provide free transportation to and from school.

Community Clinic

The Child Development Center is committed to offering a developmentally appropriate preschool program in an environment that is safe, engaging, and intellectually and socially stimulating for children between 3 and 5 years old.

Region III provides the following services free for children who qualify: Child and Family Service Coordination Special Education Related Services Mental Health Services Speech/Language Pathology Occupational Therapy Physical Therapy Inclusive Preschool

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.

WIC provides nutrition education, supplemental foods, information, counseling, and referrals for pregnant women, postpartum and breastfeeding women, infants, and children to age 5. A free nutrition and health assessment is done to determine any nutritional/health needs. Breastfeeding support and help is provided. A WYO W.E.S.T. card is provided to buy healthy foods. Call the Rawlins office at 307-328-2606 for times and to set up an appointment.

Van Vleck House Group Home & Crisis Shelter provides placement for youth 10-18 in need of a structured therapeutic environment in Jackson. The Hirschfield Center for Children helps children avoid behavioral, emotional, & mental health problems by strengthening families by working to prevent child abuse & neglect. Red Top Meadows Residential Treatment Center provides residential treatment and therapeutic wilderness programs for adolescent males.

Lincoln County Public Health breaks down into 9 services or programs, which comprise what we actually do in and for the community: - Communicable Disease - Maternal & Child Health - Chronic Disease - Community Health Assessment & Planning - Public Health Emergency Preparedness - LT-101's - Education & Outreach - Environmental Health - Community Prevention

Formerly known as Family Assistance Centers – We provide 24/7 support to Service Members, Families and Veterans to assist with any issues they may encounter. Essential services include crisis intervention, legal, financial, TRICARE, Employment Assistance, Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System and Family Readiness Group issues support.

WIC provides nutrition education, supplemental foods, information, nutritional and breastfeeding counseling, and referrals for pregnant women, postpartum and breastfeeding women, infants, and children to age 5. A free nutrition and health assessment is done to determine any nutritional/health needs. Breastfeeding support and help is provided. A WYO W.E.S.T. card is provided to buy healthy foods.

High Fidelity Wraparound helps kids and teens with complex behavioral health care needs by giving them extra help right where they live. It’s a special service in partnership with Wyoming’s Department of Health and Medicaid to make sure kids and families get the support they need.

WIC provides nutrition education, supplemental foods, information, counseling, and referrals for pregnant women, postpartum and breastfeeding women, infants, and children to age 5. A free nutrition and health assessment is done to determine any nutritional/health needs. Breastfeeding support and help is provided. A WYO W.E.S.T. card is provided to buy healthy foods.

Carbon County Public Health breaks down into 9 services or programs, which comprise what we actually do in and for the community: - Communicable Disease - Maternal & Child Health - Chronic Disease - Community Health Assessment & Planning - Public Health Emergency Preparedness - LT-101's - Education & Outreach - Environmental Health - Community Prevention

The mission of Casper Family Connections is to provide safe, secure, and quality services, including supervised visitation which promote and sustain access for children with significant adults in their lives. Supervised Visitation, Safe exchanges, co-parenting group, parenting apart group, therapy services. Also offering supervised phone visits for children and their incarcerated parent.

Resources, referrals, assistance with healthcare and/or applications, insurance, counseling, jobs, childcare, legal, senior services, nutrition, mental health, VA services, domestic violence, hospice, in-home care, etc.

Formerly known as Family Assistance Centers – We provide 24/7 support to Service Members, Families and Veterans to assist with any issues they may encounter. Essential services include crisis intervention, legal, financial, TRICARE, Employment Assistance, Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System and Family Readiness Group issues support.

Early intervention, developmental screenings, and therapy provided by qualified staff. Services are provided in home or community.

The Children's Learning Foundation offers a comprehensive curriculum to prepare children not only for school, but for life-long learning. Our curriculum is research based and founded on appropriate developmental practices. Early Head Start Hours Monday-Thursday 8:00am-4:00pm

Our program funding includes Head Start, Early Head Start, TANF Preschool (Discovery Preschool), and Developmental Disability Services birth to five.

Big Horn County Public Health breaks down into 9 services or programs, which comprise what we actually do in and for the community: - Communicable Disease - Maternal & Child Health - Chronic Disease - Community Health Assessment & Planning - Public Health Emergency Preparedness - LT-101's - Education & Outreach - Environmental Health - Community Prevention

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.

WIC provides nutrition education, supplemental foods, information, counseling, and referrals for pregnant women, postpartum and breastfeeding women, infants, and children to age 5. A free nutrition and health assessment is done to determine any nutritional/health needs. Breastfeeding support and help is provided. A WYO W.E.S.T. card is provided to buy healthy foods.

Children’s Resource Center believes tracking a child’s developmental progress is an essential part of early childhood. The earlier delays are addressed, the more opportunity exists for increased growth and independence.

Head Start of Laramie provides free early childhood, nutrition, health, mental health, and family services to children ages three to five. We support our families in achieving success.