YCAN Community Partnerships
We aim to support local agencies serving low-income individuals in Park and Hot Springs Counties, Wyoming. Through grants, partnerships, training, and other resources, we’re helping these agencies enhance their capacity and reach their goals. We’re passionate about our mission to fight poverty in our community, and we’re committed to making a positive impact. Join us in making a difference!
Substance Abuse Recovery Partnerships

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
This program effectively and efficiently offers financial assistance to Park County residents dedicated to their substance abuse recovery. Our goal is to empower individuals to overcome the challenges of addiction and poverty and ultimately achieve their goals of employment, sobriety, completion of treatment, and breaking the cycle of poverty.
COMMUNITY NEED
In 2023, the Yellowstone Country Assistance Network conducted a Community Needs Assessment and identified substance abuse services as a crucial need in the community.
Our recovery support program has received funding from the Community Services Block Grant for Park County, Wyoming, overseen by the Wyoming Department of Health Community Services Program as per Federal Statutes. To qualify for CSBG funding, applicants must have an income at or below 125% of the Federal Poverty Level.
We offer recovery services to low-income individuals in the Park County Court Supervised Treatment Program. However, some clients of other organizations may also need financial assistance but may not qualify for our funding due to income requirements.
Our Community Partners
- Park County Court Supervised Treatment Program
- Active in Recovery
EVALUATION OF THE PROJECT
According to data from the Park County Court Supervised Treatment Program, their partnership with YCAN has increased client graduation rates since 2017. In FY17, the graduation rate was 40%, but it rose to 41.67% in FY18 and 61.11% in FY19. Since some clients who joined in 2020 are still in the program, the most recent complete data is from FY19. Yellowstone Country Assistance Network evaluates programs and services using programmatic data to demonstrate expected outcomes.
Customer Satisfaction Survey for Substance Abuse Recovery Supports
We’re excited to continue our annual assessment of services for low-income individuals and report customer satisfaction to our board. As a valued community partner, we kindly ask that your clients who have received financial assistance from YCAN take a few minutes to share their thoughts on our services. Your feedback helps us improve and serve our community better. Thank you for your continued support!
Stabilization Community Partnerships

We are excited to announce that we provide financial assistance to individuals living in Park and Hot Springs County! If your earnings fall between 0% and 125% of the Federal Poverty level, we are here to offer our help. Our services cover many needs, such as housing, employment support, and healthcare expenses.
We understand that times are tough and making ends meet can be difficult. The Yellowstone Country Assistance Network is dedicated to assisting those in need and enhancing our services. In light of this, we have made a significant change. We now exclusively provide financial assistance through the First Stop of Park County Help Center and the Help Center in Thermopolis. Please know that we are here for you and will continue to support you during these challenging times. We are just doing things a little differently.
To receive our financial assistance, please visit one of our One-Stop Centers. We have recently added a case management component to ensure that funds are distributed fairly and effectively. Please note that at this time, we cannot accept self-referrals. However, we always seek new partners to help us better serve the community.
Stabilization Client Customer Satisfaction Survey
As an organization dedicated to providing financial assistance to low-income individuals, we take pride in the quality of our services. To ensure that we continue to meet the needs of our clients, we conduct annual evaluations and report on customer satisfaction to our board. As a valued community partner, we kindly ask that you encourage your clients who have received YCAN financial assistance to take a few minutes to evaluate our services. As a token of our appreciation, we will conduct monthly drawings for a $50 gift card for anyone who submits a survey. Thank you for your continued support in helping us serve those in need.

Become a Community Stabilization Partner
If you’re a nonprofit organization looking to collaborate with us, please take a moment to review the agreement presented below. We’re confident that working together can make a meaningful difference in the lives of our community members!
We’re excited to introduce you to local agencies and organizations that can provide assistance to low-income individuals. Let’s join forces! Fill out the form below to become a community partner with YCAN.
Evaluation of Partnerships
As part of our commitment to providing top-notch services, we conduct an annual evaluation of our partnerships and share customer satisfaction data with our board. We also encourage our esteemed community partners to participate in a satisfaction survey to offer their valuable feedback.
About Key Sector Partnerships
As a reliable and community-oriented organization, YCAN takes pride in gathering valuable insights from various community sectors to assess their unique needs and resources. These sectors may include community-based organizations, faith-based organizations, the private sector, the public sector, and educational institutions, among others.
Key Sector Community Partners
- Park County Court Supervised Treatment Program
- Heart Mountain Volunteer Free Medical Clinic
- Northwest Health Care
- One-Stop Care Center
- Cody Regional Health
- Cedar Mountain Center
- WISL (Wyoming Services For Independent Living)
- Crisis Intervention Services
- Hope Agency
- Help Center at Common Ground
- First Stop of Park County Help Center
- Hot Springs County Public Health
- Park County Public Health
- Department of Family Services
- County Senior Centers
- Head Start
- Local School Districts
- Community Interfaith Organizations
- Department of Workforce Services
- Local Chambers, private sector
- Poverty Coalitions
- Northwest College
- Wyoming 2-1-1
State & Regional Partnerships
The Yellowstone Country Assistance Network owes its success to the unwavering support it receives from its state and national partners. Our partners have enabled us to accomplish our mission with unparalleled efficiency, dedication, and professionalism. We recognize that without their continued assistance, our ability to deliver high-quality services would be significantly diminished. We remain committed to fostering and maintaining strong partnerships with our state and national partners as we continue to strive toward achieving our shared goals and objectives.


