Learn how to manage caregiving finances and obtain legal caregiving documents including advance care directives, long-term care insurance, wills and powers of attorney

Ensuring elderly and senior citizens have access to basic needs.

The Science Zone utilizes innovative exhibits, programs, and outreach to promote informal science education throughout the State of Wyoming. We accomplish the above through: Permanent, Rotating and Traveling Exhibits, Summer Science Camps, After-School Science Classes, Wee Science Preschool Programs, Outreach Programs, Special Events, Birthday Parties, Lego Robotics and live demonstrations.

What to know about employee benefits and the law

A free weekly publication of scams reported by Wyomingites to alert their friends, family and neighbors.

Veterans and military caregiver guide.

Uprising is a Wyoming nonprofit confronting human trafficking and exploitation through prevention, awareness, and outreach. We provide youth education, caregiver classes, professional trainings, and community resources to recognize red flags and respond safely. Our volunteer program engages survivors and allies, and we connect individuals to survivor-informed resources while strengthening statewide networks of safety and support.

Caregiving may be one of the most important and challenging roles you’ll ever take on. These guides help you get access to programs and services for everything from health, legal and financial assistance to respite care.

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Connecting veterans, military families with financial assistance programs to modify their homes

Helpful guides for managing a loved one's conditions, including dementia, diabetes, Parkinson's disease, stroke, COPD, arthritis, and more.

You can find a lot of information about dementia on the Internet, and many helpful resources exist for individuals and families – often in your own community. However, it can be tough to know where to start. That’s why AARP developed this simple guide to help you and your family navigate the dementia care journey.

The University of Wyoming Center on Aging values older adults and works every day to support these neighbors, friends, and family. Through a broad range of programs and resources, the team of professionals at WyCOA is working to optimize the health and wellbeing of Wyoming's older residents through innovative collaborations around chronic disease management, dementia support, and family/healthcare provider education.

Alzheimer's Association delivers education & awareness presentations that promote risk reduction, early detection, and diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease and all other dementia. We provide education that supports caregivers, faith/community/business leaders, health systems, and more so that we may collectively ensure that all who are living with a dementia have the care and support they need. Our Helpline is staffed by masters level trained staff provide who provide support 24/7 at 800-272-3900

Get easy access to resources, community programs and services.

TAT has grown to encompass a greater portion of the transportation industry, forming deep alliances to maximize collective effort through programs that include innovative training, partnerships with law enforcement and advocacy efforts. Using targeted systems change as our model, we’ve raised awareness about trafficking, who it targets and its signs, and equipped individuals to take action whenever their lives intersect with it and its victims.

Financial Workbook for Veterans and Military Family Caregivers. A practical guide focused on health, housing, and money management.

Local programs include smoking cessation, smoking prevention, clean indoor and outdoor air legislation, asthma and COPD education, radon testing, and research of lung cancer, cystic fibrosis and other lung disease.

Wyoming CAN (Cybersecurity Action Network), a volunteer committee leading statewide cybersecurity outreach and education, uniquely prioritizing comprehensive measures for citizens and organizations.

The guide is intended to help wildfire-impacted households, landowners, small businesses, and non-profits efficiently and effectively seek federal relief.