Wyoming

the state housing finance agency; offers affordable mortgages, down-payment help, and rental assistance information.

connects Wyomingites to housing assistance and emergency services; call 211 to reach programs in your county.

local agencies (such as Climb Wyoming and regional CAAs) offering rent help and case management; find yours through 211.

Cheyenne-area shelter and services for people experiencing homelessness.

Wyoming's cash assistance (TANF) with job support for families with children; apply through the Department of Family Services.

apply for cash, food, energy, and childcare assistance; find your local DFS field office.

local agencies offering emergency financial help, utility aid, and food; call 211 to reach yours.

emergency help with rent, utilities, and basic needs; the Salvation Army also serves Wyoming communities.

• Salvation Army

Wyoming hospitals offer financial assistance programs; ask any hospital billing office for an application to reduce bills based on income.

connects residents to coverage, community health centers, and help with medical costs.

Wyoming's LIHEAP; helps pay winter heating bills and energy crises. Apply through the Department of Family Services, generally October through February.

free home energy upgrades to lower heating costs for income-eligible households.

call 211 to find local utility bill help and emergency energy funds in your area.

Wyoming's food benefit; apply through the Department of Family Services for monthly grocery money.

supplies pantries and mobile food distributions across Wyoming; find free food near you.

statewide food bank connecting Wyomingites to pantries and food programs.

healthy food, nutrition help, and breastfeeding support for pregnant women, new moms, and young children.

free or low-cost health coverage for eligible low-income Wyomingites; apply through the WES portal.

• WES portal

low-cost health coverage for children in working Wyoming families.

Wyoming uses the federal marketplace; compare subsidized plans and get free local enrollment help through Enroll Wyoming.

• Enroll Wyoming

find community health centers that offer care on a sliding scale regardless of ability to pay.

call or text 988 anytime for Wyoming-based mental health and suicide crisis support.

regional centers providing counseling and addiction treatment; find your local center for ongoing care.

connects Wyomingites to mental health and substance use treatment resources statewide.

helps eligible working families pay for childcare; apply through the Department of Family Services.

free early education, meals, and family support for income-eligible families with young children.

free job training and support for low-income single mothers to find stable careers.

free job search, training, and workforce center help, plus unemployment benefits.

• unemployment benefits

the state's free online job board and career center services.

call 211 to find local transit and ride assistance to work and medical appointments.

free civil legal help for low-income Wyomingites with housing, family, benefits, and consumer issues; call 1-877-432-9955.

state-supported access-to-justice resources and free online legal answers from volunteer lawyers.

helps you find affordable legal help and low-cost consultations.

call 211 to be connected to immigration legal help and support services available in Wyoming.