Support for little ones and their parents

Early Head Start is expanding in Crook County and looking for moms and dads who would be interested in some extra support during their little one’s first years.

The program is provided through Wyoming Child and Family Development Inc, a nationally recognized program partnering with parents that is free of charge for pregnant women and children up to three years of age.

It involves a weekly home visit focused on the child with the aim of promoting the parents’ ability to support their development. All children are welcome, including those with developmental delays.

With a new representative in place to serve this area, the program is now seeking applicants. To enroll, visit wyomingchild.org or call Chrissy or Jessica at 307-682-4214.

Wyoming Child and Family Development has been administering programs for kids and families in eastern Wyoming since 1965, providing services at this time to over 700 children in nine counties. The organization is licensed by the Wyoming Department of Family Services and participates in the USDA’s Child and Adult Care Food Program.