Community Partners — Yellowstone Country Assistance Network
Yellowstone Country Assistance Network

Community Partners

YCAN strengthens local organizations working with low-income households across Park, Hot Springs, and Teton Counties. We work through your agency — not around it.

How YCAN works

Your agency connects. YCAN supports.

YCAN is not a direct service provider. We work through trusted local partners to reach the households they already serve.

Your agency

Conducts intake and case management, assesses household needs, screens for available resources, and determines whether a referral to YCAN is appropriate. You remain the household’s primary point of contact throughout.

YCAN

Reviews referrals, determines eligibility, approves assistance, and pays vendors directly on behalf of eligible households. We support your work — we do not replace your relationship with the people you serve.

Find your county

Our community partners

YCAN works through authorized local partner agencies. Find yours below.

Park County

Recovery support — our active Park County focus

YCAN is currently working with the Park County Court Supervised Treatment Program, Active in Recovery, and other certified treatment centers in Park County to support individuals engaged in recovery. This partnership helps remove barriers — housing, transportation, childcare — so people can stay connected to treatment and make lasting progress.

Park County Court Supervised Treatment Program
Partners with YCAN to support Park County residents engaged in court-supervised treatment. Referrals for recovery-related support must come directly from the treatment program or court — not through general community referral.
Treatment referral required

To access YCAN recovery support, individuals must be actively enrolled in the Court Supervised Treatment Program or another certified treatment center in Park County.

Active in Recovery
A community recovery support partner in Park County working alongside YCAN to connect individuals in recovery with the resources they need to maintain stability and continue moving forward.
Visit Active in Recovery →
Park County community resources
The following organizations serve Park County households through their own programs and assistance funds — a strong first call for people needing housing, medical, or stability support.
First Stop of Park County Help Center
1735 Sheridan Ave, Suite 205 · Cody, WY 82414
Mon–Wed 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. · By appointment
(307) 296-6706 · fsparkco@gmail.com
Foundation for Heart Mountain Free Clinic
Free basic medical care for eligible Park County residents
1735 Sheridan Ave, Suite 205 · Cody, WY 82414
(307) 272-1753 · hmfccody@gmail.com · hmvmc.net

Teton County

One22 Resource Center
The authorized referral partner for Teton County. One22 provides intake and case management for income-eligible households experiencing a stability barrier. YCAN is also seeking additional partner agencies in Teton County to expand referral access.
Teton County — housing stability referrals
Visit One22 Resource Center →

Teton County board vacancy

YCAN is seeking a Teton County board member from the Community or Private Sector. Tripartite board representation ensures our programs reflect local needs and priorities.

Learn about board service →

Hot Springs County

Philips Help Center — Thermopolis
The authorized referral partner for Hot Springs County. Philips Help Center provides intake, case management, and direct assistance for Hot Springs County households in need — including utilities, rent, temporary housing, food, prescriptions, and emergency fuel. If they cannot help directly, they connect people with someone who can.
426 Big Horn Street · Thermopolis, WY
Wed–Thu 12:00–3:00 p.m. · Walk-in
(307) 864-3322 · helpcenterthermopolis@gmail.com
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Hot Springs County resources and support →
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Partner with YCAN

If your organization serves low-income households in Park, Hot Springs, or Teton County and you are interested in working with YCAN, we would love to connect. Tell us about your organization and the community you serve.