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Community COVID-19 Resources

COVID-19 Resources By Telephone 

Wyoming 2-1-1, in partnership with the Wyoming Department of Health, is actively responding to the Coronavirus. If you require COVID-19 resources by phone, please dial 2-1-1 or 888-425-713

ERAP RESOURCES

  • Park County ERAP (307) 754-4040
  • Hot Springs County ERAP ( 307) 864-3851 
  • Please apply to ERAP if you have been unable to make rent, internet, and utility payments due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 
  • ONLINE: Learn more about ERAP online at dfs.wyo.gov/erap. 
  • IN PERSON: If you need assistance with an application, there are community based organizations set up in each county to provide help. (Click here for an updated list) 
  • VIA PHONE: The call center is open 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. The toll-free number is 1-877-WYO-ERAP (1-877-996-3727). 
  • FLYER: Download the ERAP flyer to learn more about the program and to share with those who may be interested in the program. Download here

COVID-19 St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church 

  • Available to Meeteetse Wyoming Residents
  • St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church has grant money available to help local Meeteetse residents who are struggling due to the Covid-19 virus. 
  • Contact Meeteetse Library with any questions or to pick up an application.

COVID-19 Eviction Assistance Programs 

If facing eviction, please get in touch with Legal Aid of Wyoming. Visit www.lawyoming.org or call 1-877-432-9955 for Legal Aid. In addition, they may be able to provide other legal assistance to eligible ERAP renters living in Wyoming.

COVID-19 The Help Center at Common Ground 

  • One-Stop-Shop for assistance programs for Hot Springs County Residents
  • The Help Center can assist with filling out applications for services.
  • Open Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 12:00 noon – 3 pm
  • 124 North 5th Street, Thermopolis, WY 82443
  • (307) 864-3851

COVID-19 Salvation Army Funds

  • Cody (307) 587-6246
  • Powell (307) 899-4196 
  • Thermopolis (307) 864-3851
  • Basin ( 307) 568-3883

COVID-19 Homeless Prevention Programs

The Wyoming Emergency Solutions Grant has financial assistance for the homeless or at risk of being homeless. Call Wyoming 2-1-1 or your county contact listed below. Park and Hot Springs Counties: (307) 672-0475 or (307) 751-5708

COVID-19 Housing Stability Services for Seniors & Individuals with Disabilities

Seniors and individuals with disabilities may require specialized services to support their ability to access and maintain housing. The Wyoming Department of Health’s Aging Division is administering ERAP funding for Housing Stability Services. You must apply and be approved for ERAP before using Housing Stability Services. Visit health.wyo.gov and search for “ERAP-HSS” or call 307-777-7988.

  • Home Modifications
  • Trailer/Mobile Home Repairs
  • Homemaking Services
  • Personal Care – Skilled Nursing Services
  • Non-Medical Transportation
  • Information technology hardware to facilitate telehealth
  • Personal Emergency Response System (PERS)
  • Independent living skills
  • Hoarding Services

COVID-19 Homeowners Assistance

The federal American Rescue Plan Act’s Homeowner Assistance Fund assists homeowners with mortgage and utility cost relief.  We are in the early stages of information gathering for this new program.  Please often visit as they will post program updates here.

  • Applications are not yet available. Please keep checking back for updates https://dfs.wyo.gov/assistance-programs/home-utilities-energy-assistance/homeowner-assistance/ 
  • The program would be open to Wyoming homeowners who are struggling to pay mortgages and utility payments because of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are in the early stages of information gathering for this new program. Additional Assistance: For information on other assistance that may be available in your area, please continue to contact Wyoming 211 by dialing 2-1-1.

COVID-19 Internet Assistance 

Emergency Broadband Benefit

The Emergency Broadband Benefit is an FCC program to help families and households struggling to afford internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic. This new benefit will connect eligible households to jobs, critical healthcare services, virtual classrooms, and so much more. https://www.fcc.gov/broadbandbenefit

ERAP Internet Help

  • Please apply to ERAP if you have been unable to make rent, internet, and utility payments due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 
  • The ERAP program is NOT run by YCAN it is a federal program operated by Department of Family Services http://DFS.WYO.GOV/ERAP 
  • Park County (307) 754-4040
  • Hot Springs County ( 307) 864-3851 

COVID-19 At-Home Testing

Wyoming offers free at-home COVID-19 testing through a company called Vault Health. These tests are available to Wyoming residents at no cost; insurance is not necessary.

CONTACT INFO: 1-877-996-9000

Food Assistance 

Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program https://dfs.wyo.gov/assistance-programs/food-assistance/supplemental-nutrition-assistance-program-snap/embed/#?secret=anonfXNocg

Emergency Food and Commodity Assistance https://dfs.wyo.gov/assistance-programs/food-assistance/emergency-food-and-commodity-assistance/embed/#?secret=K9s4fR8fxf

Pandemic Electronic Benefits Transfer(P-EBT) https://dfs.wyo.gov/assistance-programs/food-assistance/pandemic-electronic-benefit-transferp-ebt/embed/#?secret=4UY2BrdlUe

Dental Assistance

Community Resources, Linkages & Referrals

Dental Programs

Delta Dental of Wyoming Insurance

Delta Dental of Wyoming Foundation

Applications for the 2022 Wyoming Smiles Dental Program are now being accepted. If you know a senior age 65+ living in Wyoming who may qualify for this free dental program please contact the Wyoming Delta Dental Foundation for an application. Enrollment is Limited so contact them today!

Phone: 307-632-3313

Email:customerservice@deltadentalwy.org

Northwest Health Care

Emergency Assistance Funds: Funds available to help with emergency medical expenses up to $200. Funds provided by Christ Episcopal Church in Cody, WY.

  • Cody Hours:
  • Monday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Tuesday and Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Late appointments are available upon request the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month.
  • Powell Hours:
  • Monday: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM at the Powell Park County Annex Building
  • tel:307.527.5174

Volunteers of America Wyoming Rapid Response 

  • This is a one time emergency assistance.
  • Available only in Wyoming 
  • Accessible only through community referral partners 
  • Phone: 307-672-0475 or https://www.voanr.org/wyoming-rapid-response-fund
  • Six funding categories (applicant must qualify under one)
  • Elderly/Disabled/Homeless Health: Applicants must be 65 years or older OR disabled; Glasses, hearing aids, dentures, etc.; No past bills. 

COVID-19 Prevention, Preparedness, and Response

YCAN has a temporary CARES Act grant to provide rapid responses to COVID-19 related needs that other community programs cannot meet. If you have exhausted all other community COVID-19 resources, you can apply online for COVID-19 related dental assistance. 

YCAN Self-Sufficiency 

Housing Assistance

Community Resources, Linkages & Referrals, Self-Sufficiency, YCAN Housing Help

2-1-1 

If you need to speak to someone about community rental resources available to you, Wyoming 211 connects you with nonprofits and government services in your area. If you would like personal assistance, dial 2-1-1 or 888-425-7138. They are open8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday.

One Stops 

If you need financial assistance, you can visit a one-stop center in your community. They can talk with you, assess your needs and help you submit applications to organizations and programs that can help meet your needs. There are One-Stops in both Hot Springs and Park County.

The Help Center at Common Ground 

  • Available to Hot Springs County Residents 
  • The Help Center can assist with filling out applications for emergency services. 
  • Open Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 12:00 noon – 3 pm
  • 124 North 5th Street, Thermopolis, WY 82443
  • Phone (307) 864-3851

First Stop of Park County 

  • Heart Mountain Volunteer Medical Clinic is located in The Blair Buildings at 1735 Sheridan Ave, Suite 205, Cody, WY.
  • Open Monday through Wednesday 9-5 Cody
  • Open Thursday 9-5 Powell
  • Phone: (307) 296-6706
  • Email: zach.hmfc@gmail.com

Wyoming Rapid Response 

  • This is a one time emergency assistance.
  • Available only in Wyoming 
  • Accessible only through community referral partners (Visit a One Stop to access)
  • Phone: 307-672-0475 or https://www.voanr.org/wyoming-rapid-response-fund
  • Six funding categories (applicant must qualify under one)
  1. Loss of Home:Due to fire, flood, or other disaster; Rent and/or deposit – No mortgages ; Utilities; Basic Household Items. 
  2. Domestic Abuse: Person fleeing a domestic abuse situation; Rent and/or deposit – No mortgages; Utilities;Basic Household Items
  3. Avoiding Homelessness: Rent and/or deposit – No mortgages; Utilities; Childcare 

Supportive Services for Veteran Families

  • Provides eligible veteran families with outreach, case management, assistance obtaining VA benefits, other supportive services, and financial assistance.
  • Rent/Utility Assistance, Rental/Utility deposits, Motel Bill Payment Assistance, Car repair, Bus Ticket, Household goods, and food Connection to VA resources/ benefits.
  • Call 1-844-486-2838 or use the link below to pre-qualify.
  • https://www.voanr.org/pre-qualify

YCAN Self-Sufficiency 

WyoHelp

  • Emergency Financial Assistance
  • Available to Carbon, Crook, Goshen, Niobrara, Washakie, and Weston Counties
  • Phone: 307-532-0269
  • Email: intake@goshenhelp.com
  • Apply online at https://www.wyohelp.com

Compass Center For Families 

  • Emergency Financial Assistance (housing, transportation, utilities, food, childcare, mental health, and substance abuse, clothes for work)
  • Available to Big Horn County 
  • Phone: (307) 6842446
  • Apply online at https://forms.gle/6KgNGdBTh5TyDrjB8

COVID-19 Cody Interfaith COVID-19 Relief Fund

  • Available to Park County Residents
  • Are you struggling to pay your rent, utilities, prescriptions, or other medical bills because of the COVID-19 pandemic?
  • Call (307) 587-2696 or  Apply Online 

COVID-19 St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church 

  • Available to Meeteetse Wyoming Residents
  • St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church has grant money available to help local Meeteetse residents who are struggling due to the Covid-19 virus. 
  • Contact Meeteetse Library with any questions or to pick up an application.

Salvation Army

  • Cody (307) 587-6246
  • Powell (307) 899-4196 
  • Thermopolis (307) 864-3851
  • Basin ( 307) 568-3883

Find Affordable Housing Units

Click the links below for a listing of affordable rental units in Wyoming. 

Find Housing Subsidies 

If you cannot make regular monthly rent payments, you may want to look into housing subsidies.  

Cheyenne Housing Authority 


Find Housing Counseling Agencies 

If you need counseling for mortgage, default, purchasing a home, or budgeting, we have listed some agencies that can help you. 

Wyoming Housing Network 

  • Wyoming Housing Network, Inc.
  • Financial Management, Budget Counseling,
  • Home Improvement and Rehabilitation
  • Counseling, Mortgage Delinquency and Default
  • Resolution Counseling, Non-Delinquency Post
  • Purchase Workshops Pre-Purchase Counseling.
  • Phone (307) 472-584
  • Website: www.whninc.org

Wyoming Community Development Authority 

WCDA Homeowner Program 

WCDA Homebuyer Programs

Find COVID Housing Programs

Wyoming Emergency Housing Assistance Program

In April of 2021, the Wyoming Emergency Housing Assistance Program was created to provide rent, utility, and internet assistance to Wyoming residents impacted by COVID-19. Please click on the link below to access COVID-19 rental, utility, and internet assistance. Please note, YCAN is not affiliated with the Wyoming Housing Assistance Program.

Click here to apply for erap rental assistance.
2021-0817-ERAP-flyer-Legal-HSS-1Download

If you need help accessing ERAP services, each county has a contact agency to help you fill your application; please get in touch with one of the organizations listed below to assist you.

  • Park County Contact: Hope Luthern Church (307) 754-4040
  • Hot Springs County Contact: The Help Center ( 307) 864-3851 
  • Big Horn County Contact: CARES (307) 568-3334 Basin (307) 548-2300
  • Washakie County Contact: WyoHelp (307)532-0269

COVID-19 Homeless Prevention Programs

The Wyoming Emergency Solutions Grant has financial assistance for the homeless or at risk of being homeless. Call Wyoming 2-1-1 or your county contact listed below. Park and Hot Springs Counties: (307) 672-0475 or (307) 751-5708

COVID-19 St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church 

  • Available to Meeteetse Wyoming Residents
  • St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church has grant money available to help local Meeteetse residents who are struggling due to the Covid-19 virus. 
  • Contact Meeteetse Library with any questions or to pick up an application.

COVID-19 Housing Stability Services for Seniors & Individuals with Disabilities

Seniors and individuals with disabilities may require specialized services to support their ability to access and maintain housing. The Wyoming Department of Health’s Aging Division is administering ERAP funding for Housing Stability Services. You must apply and be approved for ERAP before using Housing Stability Services. Visit health.wyo.gov and search for “ERAP-HSS” or call 307-777-7988.

  • Home Modifications
  • Trailer/Mobile Home Repairs
  • Homemaking Services
  • Personal Care – Skilled Nursing Services
  • Non-Medical Transportation
  • Information technology hardware to facilitate telehealth
  • Personal Emergency Response System (PERS)
  • Independent living skills
  • Hoarding Services

COVID-19 Prevention, Preparedness, and Response

YCAN has a temporary CARES Act grant to provide rapid responses to COVID-19 related needs that other community programs cannot meet. If you have exhausted all other community COVID-19 resources, you can apply online for COVID-19 related rent and utility assistance.

Need Legal Assistance?

If facing eviction, don’t hesitate to get in touch with Legal Aid of Wyoming. Visit www.lawyoming.org or call 1-877-432-9955 for Legal AIn addition, theyThey may be able to provide other legal assistance to eligible ERAP renters living in Wyoming such as:

  • Lease agreement advice/negotiation
  • Eviction defense 
  • Disputes that could lead to eviction
  • Financial issues directly related to the home you rent (disputes about security deposits, damages claims, late fees, etc.)
  • Issues related to the safety of the home you rent
  • Financial matters affecting your ability to maintain or obtain housing such as: debt collection defense; federal benefits (SSI/SSDI); employment matters (FMLA, disability accommodations); and consumer protection actions to obtain tenant funds lost to scams.

The Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault provides legal aid services for survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking. These legal services are for eligible ERAP renters living in Wyoming. Visit www.wyomingdvsa.org/legal-program or call 307-755-0992.

Find COVID Mortgage Help

The federal American Rescue Plan Act’s Homeowner Assistance Fund assists homeowners with mortgage and utility cost relief.  We are in the early stages of information gathering for this new program.  Please visit often as program updates will be posted here.

  • APPLICATIONS: Applications are not yet available. Please keep checking back for updates.
  • ELIGIBILITY: The program would be open to Wyoming homeowners who are struggling to pay mortgages and utility payments because of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are in the early stages of information gathering for this new program

WCDA Borrowers

DFS is working with the WCDA to test the application process. If you have a delinquent mortgage with the WCDA, you may receive an invitation from the WCDA to apply for HAF funds to reinstate your mortgage. If you have questions about this pilot program, please contact WCDA at HAFassistance@wyomingcda.com or DFS at homeowner.assistance@wyo.gov.

Didn’t Find What you’re Looking For?

Utility assistance programs
Mortgage programs

Home Ownership

Community Resources, Linkages & Referrals, Uncategorized, YCAN Housing Help

Home Ownership

Homeownership resources and mortgage assistance programs have been requested since the pandemic. Unfortunately, Yellowstone Country Assistance Network does not provide mortgage assistance, but we have listed some help in this post to link consumers with Wyoming homeownership programs.

2-1-1 

If you need to speak to someone about community homeownership resources available to you, Wyoming 211 connects you with nonprofits and government services in your area. If you would like personal assistance, dial 2-1-1 or 888-425-7138. They are open8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday.

USDA Rural Development supports rural homeownership through the following programs:

  • The Single Family Housing Direct Home Loan Program provides loans directly to families and individuals so they can buy or build homes in rural America.
  • Through its Single Family Housing Guaranteed Loan Program, USDA partners with private lending institutions to help families and individuals buy homes in rural areas.
  • The Home Repair Loan and Grant Program provides loans and grants to help families and individuals repair and modernize homes, making them safer, healthier places to live.
  • The Mutual Self-Help Housing Grant Program provides grants to qualified organizations to help them carry out local self-help housing construction projects. Through this program, USDA works with organizations to provide a unique opportunity for families and individuals to lower the overall purchase price of a new home by investing “sweat equity” into its construction.   

To learn more about USDA homeownership programs, please visit the Single-Family Housing program webpage or contact the Wyoming Rural Development State Office.

Rural Development provides loans and grants to help expand economic opportunities, create jobs, and improve the quality of life for millions of Americans in rural areas. This assistance supports infrastructure improvements, business development; housing; community facilities such as schools, public safety, and health care; and high-speed internet access in rural, Tribal, and high-poverty areas. For more information, visit www.rd.usda.gov/wy. If you’d like to subscribe to USDA Rural Development updates, visit our GovDelivery subscriber page. 

Housing Counseling Agencies 

If you require counseling for mortgage, default, purchasing a home, or budgeting, some agencies can help you. 

Wyoming Housing Network 

Wyoming Community Development Authority 

WCDA Homeowner Program 

WCDA Homebuyer Programs

Resources By Telephone

  • Wyoming 211 connects you with nonprofits and government services in your area. 
  • If you would like personal assistance, dial 2-1-1 or 888-425-7138.
  • 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Find COVID Mortgage Help

The federal American Rescue Plan Act’s Homeowner Assistance Fund assists homeowners with mortgage and utility cost relief.  We are in the early stages of information gathering for this new program.  Please visit often as program updates will be posted here.

  • APPLICATIONS: Applications are not yet available. Please keep checking back for updates.
  • ELIGIBILITY: The program would be open to Wyoming homeowners who are struggling to pay mortgages and utility payments because of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are in the early stages of information gathering for this new program

WCDA Borrowers

DFS is working with the WCDA to test the application process. If you have a delinquent mortgage with the WCDA, you may receive an invitation from the WCDA to apply for HAF funds to reinstate your mortgage. If you have questions about this pilot program, please contact WCDA at HAFassistance@wyomingcda.com or DFS at homeowner.assistance@wyo.gov.

Disclaimer

While Yellowstone Country Assistance Network created this post, YCAN has not vetted anyone who may be added to this post. Resources included are for informational purposes only and should not be considered an endorsement of citizens, services, or agencies. This post will be updated as needed.(Edit)

Health

Community Resources, Linkages & Referrals

Public Health Nursing

Cody, Wyoming

Cody Public Health

1002 Sheridan Ave Cody, WY 82414

307) 527-8570

Public Health Powell Office

109 W 14th Powell, WY 82435

(307) 754-8870

Public Health Thermopolis Office

117 North 4th Street Thermopolis

Phone: 307-864-3311

Greybull Public Health

417 S 2nd St 

Phone: 307-765-2371

Lovell Public Health

213 E 3rd St


Phone: 307-548-6591

Healthcare Clinics

Heritage Health Center (sliding fee scale)
Now in Greybull
128 N. Bent St Powell, WY 82435
Ph: 307.764.4107
https://www.heritagehealthcenter.org

Heart Mountain Volunteer Medical Clinic (free)

By Appointment 307-272-1753

Ag Workers Health Services

149 N. Bent Street Powell, WY 82435

Phone: (307) 754-3240

Northwest Wyoming Family Planning

  • Women and Men’s Wellness Exams
  • Contraceptive Counseling and Supplies
  • Breast Exams and Mammogram Referrals
  • Sexually Transmitted Disease Testing and Treatment Rapid HIV Testing
  • Non-Judgmental Pregnancy Testing and Counseling Emergency Contraception Counseling and Supply Sports Physicals
  • Breast Health Assistance
  • Emergency Assistance Funds (medical $200)

1231 Rumsey Ave. Cody, Wyoming

https://www.nwfamilyplanning.org  

Phone: (307) 527-5174

Red Rock Family Practice

120 N C Ave Thermopolis

Phone: (307) 864-5334
http://www.rrfp.org  

Utility Assistance

Community Resources, Linkages & Referrals, YCAN Housing Help

2-1-1 

If you need to speak to someone about community utility resources available to you, Wyoming 211 connects you with nonprofits and government services in your area. If you would like personal assistance, dial 2-1-1 or 888-425-7138. They are open8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday.

One Stops 

If you need financial assistance, you can visit a one-stop center in your community. They can talk with you, assess your needs and help you submit applications to organizations and programs that can help meet your needs. There are One-Stops in both Hot Springs and Park County. 

The Help Center at Common Ground 

  • Available to Hot Springs County Residents 
  • The Help Center can assist with filling out applications for emergency services. 
  • Open Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 12:00 noon – 3 pm
  • 124 North 5th Street, Thermopolis, WY 82443
  • Phone (307) 864-3851

First Stop of Park County 

  • Heart Mountain Volunteer Medical Clinic is located in The Blair Buildings at 1735 Sheridan Ave, Suite 205, Cody, WY.
  • Open Monday through Wednesday 9-5 Cody
  • Open Thursday 9-5 Powell
  • Phone: (307) 296-6706
  • Email: zach.hmfc@gmail.com

Statewide Utility Programs

LIEAP

  • Available to Wyoming Residents only
  • What kinds of services does LIEAP provide?
  • Help to pay heating bills during the winter months (this is a seasonal benefit);
  • Emergency services for special situations such as utility shutoffs; and,
  • Eligibility consideration for the Weatherization Assistance Program.
  • Call 800-246-4221 for help with LIEAP-related questions lieapwyo.org

Wyoming Weatherization

  • The Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) helps households save money on home heating costs by improving energy efficiency. Weatherizing homes often means adding more insulation, sealing leaks around doors and windows, and it always includes basic health and safety checks. An energy audit determines which weatherization measures will get the biggest bang for the weatherization dollars spent on each home. Weatherization can save 5-25 percent on home heating bills.
  • Call 800-246-4221 

Energy Share of Wyoming

  • Available to Wyoming Residents only
  • The program provides a one-time disbursement of up to $400 per household for energy costs. 
  • Call toll-free (303) 866-9296 
  • http://www.energyshareofwyoming.org

Wyoming Rapid Response 

  • This is a one time emergency assistance.
  • Available only in Wyoming 
  • Accessible only through community referral partners (Visit a One Stop to access)
  • Phone: 307-672-0475 or https://www.voanr.org/wyoming-rapid-response-fund
  • Six funding categories (applicant must qualify under one)
  1. Loss of Home:Due to fire, flood, or other disaster; Rent and/or deposit – No mortgages ; Utilities; Basic Household Items. 
  2. Domestic Abuse: Person fleeing a domestic abuse situation; Rent and/or deposit – No mortgages; Utilities;Basic Household Items
  3. Avoiding Homelessness: Rent and/or deposit – No mortgages; Utilities; Childcare 

Supportive Services for Veteran Families

  • Provides eligible veteran families with outreach, case management, assistance obtaining VA benefits, other supportive services, and financial assistance.
  • Rent/Utility Assistance, Rental/Utility deposits, Motel Bill Payment Assistance, Car repair, Bus Ticket, Household goods, and food Connection to VA resources/ benefits.
  • Call 1-844-486-2838 or use the link below to pre-qualify.
  • https://www.voanr.org/pre-qualify

LifeLine Telephone 

  • Lifeline is a federal discount program that lowers the monthly cost of phone or internet service. 
  • The program is open to anyone enrolled in SNAP, LIEAP, Supplemental Security Income, Medicaid, or Federal Public Housing Assistance. 
  • Your telephone company can give you details on how you can benefit.
  • Please visit the Lifeline National website at https://www.lifelinesupport.org for more information.

Community Utility Programs

The Help Center at Common Ground 

  • Available to Hot Springs County Residents 
  • The Help Center can assist with filling out applications for services. 
  • Open Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 12:00 noon – 3 pm
  • 124 North 5th Street, Thermopolis, WY 82443
  • (307) 864-3851

Council on Community Services 

  • Available to Powell Wyoming Residents 
  • One-Time Emergency Assistance 
  • Apply in person at Powell Police Department 250 N. Clark Street Powell, WY 
  • Phone (307) 754-2212 Powell Police Dept.

Salvation Army Funds 

  • Cody (307) 587-6246
  • Powell (307) 899-4196 
  • Thermopolis (307) 864-3851
  • Basin ( 307) 568-3883

YCAN Self-Suffiecency 

WyoHelp

  • Emergency Financial Assistance
  • Available to Carbon, Crook, Goshen, Niobrara, Washakie, and Weston Counties
  • Phone: 307-532-0269
  • Email: intake@goshenhelp.com
  • Apply online at https://www.wyohelp.com

Compass Center For Families 

  • Emergency Financial Assistance (housing, transportation, utilities, food, childcare, mental health, and substance abuse, clothes for work)
  • Available to Big Horn County 
  • Phone: (307) 6842446
  • Apply online at https://forms.gle/6KgNGdBTh5TyDrjB8

Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP)

Do you rent your home in Wyoming and have been unable to make rent, internet, and utility payments due to the COVID-19 pandemic? You may be eligible for the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP), which opened on April 29 for applications at DFS.WYO.GOV/ERAP.

  • Park County Contact: Hope Luthern Church (307) 754-4040
  • Hot Springs County Contact: The Help Center ( 307) 864-3851 
  • Big Horn County Contact: CARES (307) 568-3334 Basin (307) 548-2300
  • Washakie County Contact: WyoHelp (307)532-0269

COVID-19 Cody Interfaith COVID-19 Relief Fund

  • Available to Park County Residents
  • Are you struggling to pay your rent, utilities, prescriptions, or other medical bills because of the COVID-19 pandemic?
  • Call (307) 587-2696 or  Apply Online 

St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church 

  • Available to Meeteetse Wyoming Residents 
  • St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church has grant money available to help local Meeteetse residents who are struggling due to the Covid-19 virus. Contact Meeteetse Library with any questions or to pick up an application.

COVID-19 Prevention, Preparedness, and Response

YCAN has a temporary CARES Act grant to provide rapid responses to COVID-19 related needs that other community programs cannot meet. If you have exhausted all other community COVID-19 resources, you can apply online for COVID-19 related rent and utility assistance. 

Disclaimer

While Yellowstone Country Assistance Network created this post, YCAN has not vetted anyone who may be added to this post. Resources included are for informational purposes only and should not be considered an endorsement of citizens, services, or agencies. This post will be updated as needed.