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The YWCA has a shelter and provides advocacy services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault / abuse, human trafficking, and stalking through the immediate crisis, medical, legal and social service involvement. YWCA has a 24 hour crisis line and shelter. Assistance with family violence and stalking protection orders, safely planning, support groups, accompaniment to hospital, law enforcement and court. YWCA provides child care tuition assistance to families who qualify.

Our practice is certified by the state to do court ordered evaluations including Addiction Severity Index (ASI), domestic violence inventory (DVI), and anger management assessments in our office or Natrona County Juvenile Detention center or Natrona County Detention center.

Trained advocates are available 24/7 to assist victims of domestic violence and sexual assault (DV/SA). We do not have a shelter but can offer a referral or in some cases, can offer one night of emergency shelter to DV/SA victims. Trained advocates can help with protection and stalking orders as well as safety planning and emotional support.

Medical pregnancy resource center

Mercer Family Resource Center offers a course for teens to enable them to recognize the underlying emotions/triggers and replace anger with healthy coping skills. Teens will be able to: control his/her rage; express empathy for others; identify where his/her anger is coming from; cope with daily stressors; forgive others; or be assertive rather than aggressive.

Our women's health program offers complete health care for women Veterans of all ages. Our primary care providers specialize in women’s health. They work closely with specialists in gynecology, obstetrics, female urology, oncology, medicine, radiology, surgery, and breast illness.

Offering resources to support youth and families in crisis 24/7/365. The crisis hotline is available 24/7 to offer support and solutions. Crisis services are tailored to each individual and often include a crisis shelter stay for youth. Intake plans are driven by each client and their family to identify and address crisis and long-term needs. Reasons for intake include; emergency care and shelter, respite or therapeutic breaks, and group home services.

Provides advocacy for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in Crook and Weston County.

Stepping Stones is an 8-bed facility serving primarily Carbon County. Crisis placement beds are for youth who are out of control at home, possible substance abuse issues, struggling with school or referred by child protective services. Stepping Stones also serves as a runaway/homeless youth shelter. Long term placements tend to be court ordered. Youth who are ordered long term may have specific behaviors they need to work on or they are awaiting a different level of care.

With VA telehealth, you can get care from your health providers without having to travel. Get checkups and treatment, talk about your care and more—from home or elsewhere.

Recovery support to help citizens in building long-term recovery from addictions. Services provided include referrals, recovery coaching, computers for use, overdose prevention, opioid reversal prevention, all recovery meetings and a safe place to be and meet new friends. Housing First offers case management and employment assistance. Recover Wyoming also offers Telephone Recovery Support (TRS) Program.