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The Senior Center of Jackson Hole provides non-medical home care services to help keep you independent. For more information about Home Care, please contact our Home Care Manager at 307-733-7300.

Offering workshops for caregivers. The ten weekly workshops will start Monday September 11th with a light dinner at 5:30pm followed by the workshops and activities for loved ones at 6:30pm.

Offering workshops for caregivers. The ten weekly workshops will start Monday September 11th with a light dinner at 5:30pm followed by the workshops and activities for loved ones at 6:30pm.

Monthly meetings for anyone who is dealing with, supporting someone with or has an interest in Parkinson's Disease. There is also a weekly Power Punch Boxing class that is held weekly. This is a non-contact form of boxing, especially created for People with Parkinson's (PwP), and they are encouraged to bring along one CarePartner to the FREE classes. All equipment is also provided at no cost to the participants.

At Cody Regional Health’s Cedar Mountain Center (CMC), we believe no one is incapable of overcoming addiction and chemical dependency. Our center is in beautiful Cody, Wyoming right next to Yellowstone National Park, a fantastic place to begin recovery. Our patients have the opportunity to extend the treatment experience beyond the facility and truly begin to recover the mind, body, and spirit.

The American Cancer Society provides cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers with online and phone resources, educational materials, and national resources.

As an advocate for a healthy community, we offer a variety of support groups including Stroke Survivor and Caregiver Support Group. We offer a range of topics at support group that may include kinds of strokes, changes after a stroke, therapy options, the grief process and how to cope after a stroke. We strive to educate the public through community outreach. Please call 307-996-4705 or e-mail [email protected] to be added to the mailing list to get current meeting information.

Lander Senior Citizens Center

The Wind River Parkinson’s Support Group provides support and occasional educational programs for people with Parkinson's and their care partners.

Give an Hour is a national nonprofit that provides barrier-free mental health counseling. We are able to do this incredible work because of our network of mental health professionals across the nation who volunteer one hour per week for one year to those who qualify for our services.

Teton Parkies: Contact Elizabeth Gerhard for information about exercise and support group. 614-271-7012 [email protected]

The Center provides holistic legal representation to Wyoming children or vulnerable adults and their families, children's policy advocacy, and non-legal alternatives to resolve legal problems involving children. Legal services are offered statewide for situations that impact the health, education, safety or well-being of a child or vulnerable adult.

Parkinson's Support Group and Exercise Group Exercise Group: every Tuesday at noon Support Group: the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 5:30 pm Please send an email to [email protected] if you would like a zoom link for the Support Group meeting Phone number (307) 577-5204

Certified by the American Diabetes Association, JCHC’s Diabetes Self-Management Education program (DSME) teaches you how to manage diabetes more effectively through blood sugar monitoring, healthy nutrition, exercise, medications, and how to manage stress. Programs like this have been shown to reduce A1c levels, prevent or reduce diabetes complications, improve quality of life, and lower medical expenses.

PAR provides programs and services that give a patient the tools they need to ease Parkinson related symptoms. Whether it be a zoom call with a case manager in the comfort of one's home, educational webinars or support groups, PAR's resources help ease the burden of the disease. Our Information and Referral Helpline can provide local resources and general information about Parkinson Disease and give recommendations for care.

Comprehensive, specialized medical care to terminally ill persons who have a prognosis of six months or less and are no longer receiving curative/life prolonging treatment. Hospice provides aggressive management of pain and other symptoms consistent with disease progression and the end of life addresses the social, emotional and spiritual needs of the patient and family through counseling, education and support.

Local support to help families and caregivers of those with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia-related illnesses care for their loved ones. We provide – FREE OF CHARGE – direct services, support, encouragement, access to many community resources and techniques to help caregivers meet the challenges of caring for their loved ones. Our goal is to provide vital services to those with dementia and their loved ones, and to be a lifeline for families during this difficult process.

Offering workshops for caregivers. The ten weekly workshops will start Monday September 11th with a light dinner at 5:30pm followed by the workshops and activities for loved ones at 6:30pm.

Originally designated to serve the community’s senior population, in 2009 with construction of our new facility, services and amenities were incorporated to address the needs of the entire community. Now, the Center offers programs and services for residents of all ages; child day care, education, outreach, senior meals, in-home health services, and public-use space for meetings and events.

Johnson County Healthcare, Senior Life Solutions is a program designed to meet the unique needs of individuals typically 65 and older, experiencing depression or anxiety related to life changes often associated with aging, is here to help address the behavioral and emotional health of the older adults in our community.

Cheyenne Regional Medical Center Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care program is designed to help patients and their families address the complex medical, behavioral, and social needs of Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia.

Services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, incest and child abuse. Services include two 24-hour crisis lines, emergency shelter for victims, emergency transportation for victims, support and advocacy, referrals, assistance filing Family Violence Protection Orders, Stalking Orders and Crime Victims Compensation Claim Forms, Civil Legal Advocacy, options and referrals, support groups and community education. All services are free and confidential.

The University of Wyoming Center on Aging values older adults and works every day to support these neighbors, friends, and family. Through a broad range of programs and resources, the team of professionals at WyCOA is working to optimize the health and wellbeing of Wyoming's older residents through innovative collaborations around chronic disease management, dementia support, and family/healthcare provider education.

Services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, incest and child abuse. Services include two 24-hour crisis lines, emergency shelter for victims, emergency transportation for victims, support and advocacy, referrals, assistance filing Family Violence Protection Orders, Stalking Orders and Crime Victims Compensation Claim Forms, Civil Legal Advocacy, options and referrals, support groups and community education. All services are free and confidential.

Provides a meal, praise and worship, open share groups and 12 step studies. Gender specific groups. Men's group include sexual integrity, chemical dependency, anger management and a-z. Woman's groups include sexual integrity, chemical dependency, co-dependency, over eating.