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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.

Dads Making a Difference program is a training-to-work program for low income custodial and non-custodial fathers who are experiencing multiple barriers to self-sufficiency.

For individuals struggling with their mental health, these services can have a huge impact on day-to-day life. Our continuum of care covers a wide variety of mental health services, from group therapy to psychosocial rehabilitation, which aims to help clients with serious and persistent mental illness find meaningful employment or community activities with a focus on independent living skills.

Our dedicated PEEPS team works daily to bring families, educators, and community partners together to support academic success and the healthy development of all students. We do this by building relationships and identifying opportunities to connect and inspire families as partners. We also teach Parenting the Love and Logic Way classes several times throughout the school year. Contacts: Tes Burns, [email protected], 307-631-8868; Hope Peete, [email protected], 307-275-1505

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.

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.

Mercer Family Resource Center offers this program addresses the daily challenges of raising responsible and respectful children. Throughout this course, parents will gain insight in how to effectively stop arguing, how to use empathy with your child to foster a strong relationship, and how to support your child in the joys and heartaches of making day-to-day decisions.

The vision of the Reclaimed Three Eighteen Ministry is to be salt and light to our local foster community by being the hands and feet of Jesus to those involved. Our goal is to mobilize the local faith community to prepare, support, and help lighten the burden of foster families, biological families, and agency workers so that they are better equipped to love and care for the families involved in foster care in our community.

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.