Wyoming Center on Aging

The Wyoming Center on Aging (WyCOA) is partnering with the Wyoming Department of Health Chronic Disease Prevention Program to guide public health professionals and communities in taking action, strengthening capacity, advancing health equity, and engaging in partnerships to reverse the epidemic of diabetes, heart disease, and stroke. The goal of the Healthier Wyoming website is to empower all Wyoming residents to take charge of their health by providing a comprehensive directory of chronic disease prevention and management resources throughout the state.

Learn more at uwyo.edu/wycoa/index

Feeding Laramie Valley

A community that cares and shares.
Feeding Laramie Valley (FLV) is committed to working toward creating a sustainable and equitable food system and promoting food security throughout the Rocky Mountain Region—especially here in Albany County, the community we call home.
Since our founding in 2009, we have worked to fulfill our mission through increased food production, access, distribution, and educational efforts that encourage community-led food sovereignty. Feeding Laramie Valley grows our own fruits and vegetables, mentors and supports backyard gardeners, develops and helps with the management of community gardens, and is deeply committed to partnerships with independent farmers. We share high-quality produce with individuals and families who need it, at no charge to them, with a special focus on elders, children, and people living with disabilities and chronic illnesses. Every summer, we offer Kids Out to Lunch, a free summer lunch and activities program for all children up to the age of 18.

Learn more at feedinglaramievalley.org