Free Job Help and Job Training in Wyoming: Workforce Centers and More

Wyoming Department of Workforce Services runs 18 Workforce Centers. They give free, personal help with resumes, job searches and career planning. You can also search openings on HireWYO, the state's job board.

Official page: dws.wyo.gov

The state lists phone numbers for all 18 centers, for example Cheyenne 307 777 3700, Casper 307 234 4591, Laramie 307 742 2153 and Gillette 307 682 9313. Hours are not listed on that page, so call before you go.

Official page: dws.wyo.gov/dws-division/workforce-centers-and-program-operations/contact

If you get SNAP, SNAP E&T can help you reach employment goals. Depending on funding, it may pay for education, training and related support. Contact your local DFS office or email snappowerservice@wyo.gov to talk with an eligibility worker.

Official page: dfs.wyo.gov/assistance-programs/food-assistance/supplemental-nutrition-assistance-program-snap/snap-employment-and-training-program-snap-et

POWER is cash assistance for families with children. A Workforce Services case manager helps you make a plan, and the program can help with child care and transportation. Weekly participation is required to get paid.

Official page: dfs.wyo.gov/assistance-programs/cash-assistance/power-work-program

Yes. The DFS Child Care Subsidy Program helps low income families pay for care while a parent is searching for work, working, or in school or training. You may still pay part of the cost.

Official page: dfs.wyo.gov/services/family-services/child-care