Absaroka Head Start-Riverton

Thermopolis Head Start is a non-profit organization in Thermopolis, Wyoming, dedicated to providing building blocks for children and families for a lifetime of success. They believe in assisting growth opportunities in children and families by being good role models and advocates, and by providing positive environments to all levels of need within those structures. With multiple centers located in various communities in Wyoming, Thermopolis Head Start offers equal educational opportunities for all children and families, regardless of race, gender, religion, ethnicity, sexual preference, or disability. Their aim is to build self-esteem and develop social, emotional, cognitive, physical, and literary skills in children and families for a lifetime.Generated from the website

Big Brothers Big Sisters of America is a leading youth mentoring organization that has been transforming lives for over a century by facilitating meaningful relationships between adult volunteers, known as "Bigs," and children, referred to as "Littles." Their programs, which include community-based and school-based mentoring, are designed to foster self-confidence, educational success, and positive outcomes for youth ages 6 to 18. The organization is dedicated to making a lasting impact on the lives of young people, emphasizing the belief that every child possesses the potential to thrive with the right support and guidance. By encouraging community involvement through donations and mentorship, Big Brothers Big Sisters aims to create a brighter future for children and strengthen society as a whole. Generated from the website

The Northwest Wyoming Board of Cooperative Educational Services, also known as NWBOCES, serves more than 15 school districts in Fremont, Hot Springs, Park, Washakie, Big Horn and Converse counties in Wyoming. Founded in 1970, the board provides cooperative services to educational and human services agencies. It operates the Big Horn Basin Children's Center, which offers residential educational placement solutions for youths between the ages of 6 and 14. The Northwest Wyoming Board of Cooperative Educational Services center also administers transitional programs, as well as provides therapeutic, life skills development and case management solutions. The board offers training and consulting services. It is accredited by the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement.