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Pregnancy & family help in Wyoming

20 organizations in Wyoming offering help with pregnancy, housing, food, childcare, adoption and more. We checked each one before listing it, but hours and services change, so please call ahead.

Adoption

  • Adoption in Wyoming (Department of Family Services)

    Statewide

    State adoption information: few Wyoming foster children are free for adoption, and those who are are often referred to certified Wyoming adoption agencies (the page links the list). For youth waiting for adoption, contact Raise the Future at Kids@raisethefuture.org or (303) 755-4756 ext. 221.

Churches / Baby Closets

  • Heart to Heart Pregnancy Resource Clinic

    Free, confidential services in Laramie since 1985 for women and men facing unplanned pregnancies, from registered nurses: pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, material resources, and parenting classes through Brightcourse.

  • LifeChoice Pregnancy Care Center

    Free women's centre in Cheyenne offering pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, a personalised resource plan (WIC, Medicaid and more) and a 6-week parenting course. Parents who complete it receive a Baby Bundle each month for 12 months with diapers, wipes, baby clothes and toiletries.

Clothing / Supplies

  • Inside Connection

    Free, confidential pregnancy testing, ultrasounds and options education in Rock Springs, with one-on-one support and parenting classes, plus a free Baby Boutique for patients. Open Tue 10–6, Wed–Thu 10–4; after hours (307) 336-0040.

  • LifeChoice Pregnancy Care Center

    Free women's centre in Cheyenne offering pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, a personalised resource plan (WIC, Medicaid and more) and a 6-week parenting course. Parents who complete it receive a Baby Bundle each month for 12 months with diapers, wipes, baby clothes and toiletries.

Employment

  • Dress for Success Casper

    Interview outfits for women, by referral once an interview is scheduled, with volunteers offering guidance and support for the interview.

  • Goodwill Industries of Wyoming

    Statewide

    Nonprofit supporting people facing barriers to employment through job training, skill development and employment opportunities.

  • Wyoming Workforce Centers (Department of Workforce Services)

    Statewide

    Local Workforce Centers help at every stage: exploring career options, re-entering the workforce, changing careers or searching for a job, alongside statewide programs.

Potential Financial Assistance

  • The Salvation Army — Intermountain Division (Wyoming)

    Statewide

    Emergency help with rent, mortgage and utility bills from the Salvation Army's Intermountain Division, which serves Colorado, eastern Montana, Utah and Wyoming; local teams assess each family's needs.

Food Programs

  • COMEA Shelter

    Emergency homeless shelter in Cheyenne since 1982, with housing services, free meals, case management and limited transportation help for anyone homeless or at high risk of homelessness in Laramie County. Services beyond a 3-night emergency stay require a Wyoming ID.

  • St. Joseph's Food Pantry

    Food assistance for Laramie County residents experiencing food insecurity, with no restrictions based on race, religion or identity. Food only: no gas cards, money, housing or clothing.

  • Food Bank of Wyoming

    Statewide

    Wyoming's food bank, part of Food Bank of the Rockies: it provides food and necessities through signature programs, Mobile Pantries and hundreds of Hunger Relief Partners across the state. Use Find Food on its site.

Health Assistance

  • Community Health Center of Central Wyoming

    Casper community health centre offering medical, dental and behavioral health care, with a Sliding Fee Program.

  • Apply for Wyoming Medicaid or Kid Care CHIP

    Statewide

    Apply or renew online, on paper or over the phone for Wyoming Medicaid and Kid Care CHIP. The programs never charge anything to enroll or re-enroll. Apply by phone: 1-855-294-2127 (TTY 1-855-329-5204).

Housing Assistance & Shelters

  • COMEA Shelter

    Emergency homeless shelter in Cheyenne since 1982, with housing services, free meals, case management and limited transportation help for anyone homeless or at high risk of homelessness in Laramie County. Services beyond a 3-night emergency stay require a Wyoming ID.

Pregnancy Centers

  • LifeChoice Pregnancy Care Center

    Free women's centre in Cheyenne offering pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, a personalised resource plan (WIC, Medicaid and more) and a 6-week parenting course. Parents who complete it receive a Baby Bundle each month for 12 months with diapers, wipes, baby clothes and toiletries.

  • True Care Women's Resource Center

    Confidential, no-cost help in Casper for women who are unexpectedly pregnant or think they might be, including ultrasounds and one-on-one appointments.

  • Women's Resource Center of NE Wyoming

    Free pregnancy and sexual health clinic in Gillette serving Campbell County and Northeast Wyoming: pregnancy testing, limited ultrasounds, options information, pregnancy and parenting education and practical support. No insurance needed and no charge for any service.

Special Needs Assistance

  • Parent Information Center of Wyoming

    Statewide

    Helps Wyoming parents of children with special needs navigate special education: one-on-one assistance for parents, youth and professionals, virtual and in-person trainings, and support groups.

Transportation

  • Wyoming Medicaid Travel Assistance

    Statewide

    Wyoming Medicaid members who meet certain requirements can request help with transportation costs to and from medically necessary appointments, for mileage or another way of getting there. It does not cover the full expense, and not every benefit plan qualifies. The travel guide and request form are on this page.

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