Wyoming 211

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Wyoming 211 statewide initiatives & partnerships

Throughout Wyoming, Wyoming 211 connects people to help when they need it, builds community resilience, and advocates for breaking cycles of need. Wyoming 211 partners with community-based organizations, state and local government, local communities and even businesses to identify, prepare and respond to emergencies and look at opportunities to create innovation to address complex issues. If you are interested in learning more about statewide projects and initiatives of Wyoming 211 explore them below.

Kinship Connections
Kinship Connections of Wyoming is a free information, referral and advocacy program for kinship caregivers in Wyoming, offering a variety of referral services, emotional support, case management, and outreach to meet the needs of kinship families.
Enroll Wyoming
Wyoming 211 has partnered with Enroll Wyoming to provide information about health insurance coverage and assist with referrals to appropriate agencies for assistance.
Communicare CIE ®
CommuniCare is a new initiative that aims to improve access to community services, health, and equity by improving coordination and communication between service providers in Wyoming as a Community Information Exchange (CIE).
ADRC
Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) serve as single points of entry into the long-term services and supports (LTSS) system for older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, veterans and families.