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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.

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.

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.

Homeless families are housed in our shelter house. Families receive case management and support services to help them find housing, employment, and other services on a case by case basis.

Child care for children 6 weeks to 12 years provided on a sliding fee scale fee basis for low-income families. Preference on children with developmental disability, from single parent, low-income families.

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.

Parents as Teachers is an evidence-based, parenting support program for families who are expecting, or have children up to the age of 5. Our program believes that parents are their child's first and most important teacher, and our certified Parent Educators are here to provide comprehensive, family-driven support to help families to be successful.

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.

Community Clinic

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.

Early Head Start

School District Also has information about Crowheart and Wind River Preschools.

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.

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.

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.

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

A blended full-day one classroom center offering services for three- and four-year-old children.

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.

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

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

The early intervention program for children 3-5 years of age addresses the needs of children in that age group who are experiencing identified developmental delays or have a diagnosed developmental to delays.

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

A blended full-day one classroom center offering services for three- and four-year-old children.

Wyoming Family to Family Health Information Center provides families of children and youth with special health care needs greater access to evidence-based and cost-effective health information, family supports, and training to promote optimal health and patient engagement in health care decision making.

Free Developmental Screenings: The SCCDC provides free developmental screenings to all children in Sweetwater County from birth to age five. We also have a preschool program for all children 3-5, we offer free preschool, free therapy services, free special education services, free developmental services and home visiting for infants 0-2, parenting programs, toddler programs, and more.