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WY Quality Counts helps Wyoming parents and child care providers identify and create quality learning experiences today, which helps ensure a bright, innovative and viable workforce for the future.

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.

Help families become informed about their rights regarding current legislation. Provide assistance to school teams to develop meaningful parent involvement, family-friendly policies and school climate.

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.

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

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.

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.

The Early Head Start Center Based program provides early learning, care and enrichment experiences to children in an early care and education setting with wrap-around childcare for children six weeks to three years old.

WIC provides nutrition education, supplemental foods, information, nutrition 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. Third Thursday of each month, the Glenrock Health Center holds WIC office hours from 9am - 4pm. Call 307-436-9068

STRIDE Learning Center provides special education to help children with cognitive, personal-social and adaptive developmental delays, speech, occupational and physical therapy and developmental screenings including hearing and vision screenings.

Head Start

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

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

Goshen 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

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

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.

TLC offers services for children birth to 5. We have four Head Start Classrooms and also provide all the disability services to any child birth to five in Goshen County that qualifies for services.

Parents as Teachers helps parents reach their full potential as their child's first and most important teacher, especially during the crucial first five years of his/her life. Parents As Teachers helps parents understand child development and connects them to the resources they need to make the best choices for their family throughout pregnancy until their child enters kindergarten. Through LCSD#2, Parents as Teachers offers free personal visits customized to the needs of your family.

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.

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

School District

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

The Family Resource Center serves as a crucial support system for families, offering a range of services aimed at fostering family well-being. It provides referrals and connections to essential community resources, ensuring families have access to the help they need. Parenting workshops are available to equip parents with the knowledge and skills necessary for effective child-rearing.