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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.

Casper Natrona 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

WIC provides nutrition education, supplemental foods, information, nutritional & lactation 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.

WIC provides nutrition education, supplemental foods, information, nutritional & lactation 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.

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.

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.

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 Learning Center provides therapy and special education services for children in Sublette County birth to five years as well as preschool programs for all children 2-5 years. The Children's Learning Center also provides developmental, vision, hearing screenings for all area children (at no charge to the families) whose families inquire.

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

Free screening of children ages birth through five. Areas screened include vision, hearing, gross and fine motor, communication, speech, language, cognitive , social/emotional and adaptive skills.

The Wyoming Child and Family Development Lusk Center offers services for children birth to three year olds

WIC provides nutrition education, supplemental foods, information, nutritional & lactation 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.

Sheridan 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

We believe that children are born unique, creative and capable. They learn and grow when they are engaged and interested. Children’s Learning Center runs licensed programs as well as programs accredited by the NAEYC and follows early learning curriculums. Our locations are busy places, encouraging children to move, experience and express themselves in safe, nurturing environments.

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.

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.

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

No cost developmental screenings to children birth through 5 years. Provide special education and related therapies & services to qualifying children.

Breaking the cycle of poverty for 76 at-risk families a year. Providing comprehensive education and support services at no charge to qualifying families.

The Early Head Start program provides services for pregnant moms and children birth to three years old. It includes weekly home visits and socialization experiences twice a month for 1.5 hours. Home visits are individualized to help parents support their child’s growth and development. Parents stay with the child during the socialization and home visits.

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

Family Visitation Program, CASA, Parent Liaison Program, Parent Enrichment Program

Our Intensive Case Management Program supports a limited number of qualified individuals and/or families who meet 125% of the federal poverty guidelines. Approved participants of Project Hope will enter a commitment. Each obligation will receive intensive case management, including but not limited to achieving and/or maintaining housing; enhancing life skills; addressing individual needs; building social skills and community relations, and developing goals to achieve an improved quality of life.

All services are provided 12 months a year. This allows for continuity for child, families and staff; there is also less regression for children over the summer months. Children aged birth through five grow and develop so quickly – and with the elimination of three months of service per year, this could be a significant regression factor. Babies are born 12 months out of the year, and doctors, nurses, public health, parents, hospital staff and DFS need to be able to refer at point of need.

Head Start and Early Head Start programs support the mental, social, and emotional development of children from birth to age 5. In addition to education services, programs provide children and their families with health, nutrition, social, and other services. Head Start services are responsive to each child and family’s ethnic, cultural, and linguistic heritage.