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Kinship Connections of Wyoming is a free service to grandparents, relatives and other caregivers who are raising children that are not their own.
Kinship Navigator services are designed to help link grandparents and other relative caregivers to a broad range of services and supports to help them meet the needs of the children they are caring for.
Kinship Connections of Wyoming's Navigators
If you would like to get connected to a Kinship Connections of Wyoming program Navigator, please fill out a contact form or dial 2-1-1 and request to speak with a Kinship Connections of Wyoming program Navigator.
Navigation Programs and Community Impact Manager
Your questions, answered
For additional context about Kinship Connections of Wyoming's program, please review the following frequently asked questions.
Kinship care occurs when children are raised by relatives or close family friends instead of their parents. Kinship caregivers may include grandparents, aunts, uncles, adult siblings, family friends, or other trusted adults.
Kinship Connections of Wyoming offers a variety of referral services, emotional support, case management, and outreach to meet the needs of kinship families.
Navigator services are designed to help link grandparents and other relative caregivers to a broad range of services and supports to help them meet the needs of the children they are caring for.
Kinship Connections of Wyoming is dedicated to supporting kinship families by providing guidance, emotional support, referrals, case management, and community outreach. Our Kinship Navigators can help connect you with resources and services tailored to your family’s unique needs, including: