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Police Department Council on Community Services provides one time emergency assistance for Powell Residents only.

Many jobs require up to date lifesaving skills because they address health emergencies every day – people such as health care providers, first responders, and lifeguards. Others, including teachers and babysitters, are entrusted with precious young lives that could require aid on a moment’s notice.

Specialty Counseling & Consulting offers Substance Abuse Treatment and Education, Domestic Violence Education, Family and Children, Adults, Case Management Services

Sexual Assault Prevention and Response

Pharmacy provides Naloxone/Narcan over the counter

Youth and family support to help with intensive care coordination school, counselors, DFS and probation for families with children who have a behavioral health condition, who need more support, or are risk of out of home placement.

Utility Provider

Public Library

Navigating a career transition, being a business owner, seeking financial growth, or exploring tax-efficient strategies, our office offers personalized guidance and support through comprehensive planning. We give clarity to individuals, families, and business owners on all the risks and gaps in their planning and teach tools to navigate strategically. Insurance, retirement & more. Discover how we can help you elevate your financial well-being and achieve your personal and professional goals.

AARP Tax-Aide helps low- and moderate-income taxpayers, with special attention to those 60 and older, file their personal income tax returns.

High School

Offering Parenting and CPR classes

Public Library

Provide supplemental food support for families in need. No income qualification. An application may be required.

Public Library

Clear Creek Wood Bank was formed in order to provide a supplement heat source to those who heat their homes with wood and are unable to afford or physically perform the act of making firewood. We coordinate with foresters, a local timber business, and private forest landowners to collect, cut, and give firewood that has been sustainably harvested from the Bighorn Mountains. We provide a limited amount of firewood once a week, until we run out for the winter.

Help with domestic violence situations including: *Advocacy and Support *Crisis Intervention *24-Hour Crisis Hotline *Assistance with Protection Orders *Assistance with Crime Victim Compensation *Limited Emergency Financial Assistance *Emergency Shelter / Safehouse Services *Emergency Transportation *Accompaniment to Court and Medical Appointments *Bank of Donated Clothing and Household Items *Referrals for Individual Counseling, Support Groups, And Other Community Resources

Responsible for the employment and human services aspects of DWS.

Legal advocacy service for people with documented disabilities throughout Wyoming with civil rights issues. Services depend upon priority service areas, resources, meritorious claims, and policies and procedures. P&A conducts abuse, neglect, and exploitation investigations in state institutions and of community providers of services. Other service areas include employment accommodations; housing rights; and voting rights.

Public library.

Originally designated to serve the community’s senior population, in 2009 with construction of our new facility, services and amenities were incorporated to address the needs of the entire community. Now, the Center offers programs and services for residents of all ages; child day care, education, outreach, senior meals, in-home health services, and public-use space for meetings and events.

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

The VFW is a nonprofit veteran’s service organization comprised of eligible veterans and military service members from the active, Guard and Reserve forces. The VFW and its Auxiliary are dedicated to veteran’s service, legislative advocacy, and military and community service programs.

Early learning child care center.

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.