What is Wyoming 211?
As part of the nationwide 211 network, Wyoming 211 helps connect millions of individuals each year with essential services that improve lives and strengthen communities.
Call or text 211
Connect with Wyoming 211 by phone or text. A community resource specialist is available to answer questions, provide information, and help individuals and families navigate challenges affecting their daily lives.
Speak with a specialist
The specialist listens to your situation and helps identify immediate and longer-term needs such as housing, food, utilities, healthcare, childcare, transportation, or employment support.
Explore Resources
Using our database of local and statewide resources, the specialist identifies programs and organizations that may be able to help. Resource options are unique to the individual's circumstances, eligibility requirements, and location.
Connect with services
The specialist provides referrals and contact information. Individuals leave the conversation with a clearer understanding of the resources available to them and how to connect with the services that best meet their needs.
Our history
A legacy of help and hope
Wyoming 211 has a long history of connecting residents with the help they need. The organization was founded in 2009 and became a member of Inform USA, leading efforts to create a trusted, easy-to-access resource where Wyoming residents could find accurate information and referrals to community services.
Statewide coverage
Wyoming 211 expanded its services to all 23 Wyoming counties, achieving statewide coverage.
Kinship program launched
Wyoming 211 launched Kinship Connections of Wyoming, a program dedicated to supporting kinship caregivers through referrals and advocacy services.
ADRC program launched
Wyoming 211 launched, the Aging & Disability Resource Center (ADRC), a program providing information on local services for older adults, people with disabilities and family caregivers.
CommuniCare pilot
In 2024, Wyoming 211 launched and piloted CommuniCare. A build-to-suit approach with a previous vendor was explored, but the pilot identified significant system gaps.
Relaunch with new vendor
In spring 2026, Wyoming CommuniCare relaunched with Community Resource Network (CRN), delivering a modern, all-in-one platform for assessments, referrals, and coordinated service delivery.
Infrom USA
Wyoming 211 was formed and joined Inform USA as a member organization.
Official launch
Wyoming 211 officially launched, providing services across seven counties in Wyoming.
Your questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
Wyoming 211 connects individuals, families, and communities with essential health and human services across the state. Whether you're seeking assistance, looking for resources, or interested in learning more about our programs and initiatives, our team is here to provide information and support.
Does Wyoming 211 provide financial assistance?
While Wyoming 211 does not distribute funds directly, we can help connect you with local agencies and assistance programs that may be able to provide financial support for housing, utilities, food, and other basic needs.
Is my call confidential?
When you contact Wyoming 211, we may ask for your ZIP code, age, and gender to help identify resources that best match your needs and location. This information is not used to identify you. In some cases, additional information may be requested to determine eligibility for specific programs. Your information is kept confidential and is never shared without your consent.
What happens with my personal information?
Information you share with Wyoming 211 helps our specialists provide the most relevant support and referrals. All information is kept confidential, securely stored, and never shared without your permission.
What if I don’t live in Wyoming?
Dialing and calling 2-1-1 connects you to the 211 service associated with your area code. If you are outside Wyoming, call 888-425-7138 and we can help connect you with a local 211 service.