Wyoming Reentry Housing
OACRA Wyoming Housing & Reentry Directory
✅ Reentry-focused / supervision-aware
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Wyoming Housing, Shelter & Reentry-Friendly Options
This directory organizes Wyoming housing pathways that may support people on probation, parole, court supervision, diversion, reentry supervision, post-release stabilization, or with a criminal record. Always call ahead, disclose supervision status honestly when required, and obtain written approval before moving when approval is required.
Four reentry housing levels covered: emergency shelter and crisis access, transitional and reentry housing, recovery or sober living environments, and longer-term supportive or independent stabilization pathways across Wyoming.
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Shelters, housing authorities, sober living homes, recovery residences, transitional housing programs, reentry organizations, nonprofits, community partners, and sponsors can help strengthen Wyoming coverage across Cheyenne, Laramie, Casper, Gillette, Sheridan, Rock Springs, Jackson, and rural counties.
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Statewide & System-Level Housing Programs
Coverage: Statewide Wyoming. This section keeps statewide housing search, homeless-response systems, coordinated entry,
rental directories, veterans resources, and safety-related shelter pathways in one place so regional sections can focus on
direct local providers.
✅ Verified Statewide Housing Search & Homeless-Response Systems
Wyoming Community Development Authority — Rental Directory
Statewide affordable rental-housing directory and housing-resource pathway for Wyoming renters. Useful for locating affordable developments and management contacts by location.
Statewide Housing
Affordable Rentals
Screening varies
Availability, income limits, application fees, criminal-history screening, waitlist status, and move-in timeline
Whether written acceptance can be provided for supervision planning
Statewide Wyoming
Wyoming Continuum of Care — Coordinated Entry
Statewide homeless-response planning body and coordinated-entry pathway for individuals and families experiencing homelessness or housing crisis.
Coordinated Entry
Homeless Services
Local access varies
ID if available, current housing status, household details, disability or vulnerability information if applicable
Ask how to document homelessness, shelter use, motel stay, or housing-crisis status
Statewide Wyoming
Wyoming Department of Family Services — Homeless Services
State homeless-services program information connected to the Wyoming Homeless Collaborative and local homeless-service access points.
Homeless Services
State Program
Provider access varies
DFS Homeless Services
Use local providers or coordinated entry for active placement help.
Emergency shelter, prevention, rapid rehousing, rental support, motel support, and local eligibility rules
Whether a provider can verify referral or placement status in writing
Statewide / local-provider dependent
Wyoming 211 — Statewide Housing & Shelter Search
Statewide resource-search system for shelter, rental assistance, housing authorities, food, utilities, transportation, and crisis resources by ZIP code.
Statewide Search
ZIP-Based
Confirm locally
wy211.org
Dial 211 or use ZIP-based search online.
Nearest shelter, coordinated entry, rental assistance, transportation, and emergency lodging options
Confirm provider details directly before relying on placement
Statewide Wyoming
🛠️ Eligible Veterans, Safety, Recovery & Confirm-First Paths
VA Sheridan Health Care — Homeless Veteran Care
Veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness may contact VA homeless-services care coordination for shelter, transitional housing, permanent housing, justice-system navigation, and reentry support.
Veterans
Housing Support
Justice Reentry
Sheridan VA Homeless Veteran Care
Ask for homeless-services care coordination.
Veteran status documents if available, ID, income, release/reentry plan, and current housing status
Ask about justice-system navigation and housing options
Wyoming veterans / VA service area
Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault
Statewide coalition directory and advocacy pathway for survivors needing safety planning, domestic-violence shelter access, legal help, and local program referrals.
Safety Planning
DV / SA Programs
Confidential access
Confidential shelter access, advocacy, safety planning, legal support, and local program availability
Use safe contact methods if there is immediate risk
Statewide Wyoming
Recovery Housing & Sober Living Homes
Recovery housing may support reentry stabilization, but each home has its own fees, drug testing, curfew, medication, transportation, visitor, employment, and supervision-compatibility rules.
Recovery Housing
House rules vary
Officer approval
Ask for current openings, fees, house rules, verification letter availability, and supervision compatibility.
Confirm whether residents on probation, parole, or court supervision are accepted.
Recovery plan if applicable
Full address, contact person, rules, and payment terms
Statewide / confirm by home
Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Mobile Homes & Apartments
Independent housing may involve room rentals, shared housing, mobile homes, apartments, extended stays, or private landlords. Rural transportation, screening, deposits, landlord rules, and address approval issues vary by property.
Independent Housing
Screening varies
Confirm address rules
Confirm address approval before paying deposits or application fees.
Ask for written terms before moving in.
Income proof • ID • references
Full landlord or property contact if available
Statewide Wyoming
Southeast Wyoming
Counties: Laramie and Albany. Cities and communities include Cheyenne, Laramie, Pine Bluffs, Burns, Albin, Rock River, and surrounding Southeast Wyoming communities.
✅ Verified Shelter, Family Housing & Housing Assistance
COMEA House & Resource Center
Cheyenne homeless shelter and housing-services provider offering emergency shelter, meals, case management, limited transportation assistance, and structured housing programs including Journey, Pay-to-Stay, Transitional Living, and Destination Housing for families.
Emergency Shelter
Transitional Programs
Laramie County
comeashelter.org
Phone: (307) 632-3174
1421 W. Lincolnway Ave., Cheyenne, WY 82001
Emergency stay, Journey, Pay-to-Stay, TLP, Destination Housing, ID requirements, rules, and current availability
Whether supervision or release-planning documentation should be provided
Cheyenne / Laramie County
Family Promise of Cheyenne
Family-focused shelter and stabilization provider serving children and families in housing crisis, including prevention, shelter, case management, and stabilization support.
Family Shelter
Children / Families
Cheyenne
familypromiseofcheyenne.org
Phone: (307) 772-8770
PO Box 21208, Cheyenne, WY 82003
Family shelter eligibility, intake steps, children/minor requirements, case management, and prevention resources
Whether program documentation can support supervision or court planning
Cheyenne / Laramie County
Cheyenne Housing Authority
Public housing authority serving Cheyenne-area renters with affordable-housing and rental-assistance programs, including housing authority resources and VASH-related contact pathways.
Housing Authority
Affordable Housing
Vouchers
cheyennehousing.org
Main: (307) 633-8333
3304 Sheridan St., Cheyenne, WY 82009
Application status, waitlists, eligibility, criminal-history screening, VASH contact, and required documents
Confirm whether address approval or supervision documentation is needed
Cheyenne / Laramie County
Laramie Interfaith
Albany County nonprofit providing food, housing assistance, rental assistance, and essential services to help prevent homelessness and support stabilization.
Rental Assistance
Housing Support
Albany County
laramieinterfaith.org
Phone: (307) 742-4240
712 Canby St., Laramie, WY 82072
Rental assistance, food pantry, housing case management, eviction prevention, and eligibility documents
Whether written verification can support supervision planning
Laramie / Albany County
🛠️ Eligible Safety, Shelter & Confirm-First Options
Safehouse Services — Cheyenne
Confidential shelter, safety planning, court advocacy, and support services for victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and intimate-partner violence.
DV Shelter
Safety Planning
Confidential access
wyomingsafehouse.org
24/7 hotline: (307) 637-7233
Emergency safety planning, shelter access, advocacy, protective-order support, and safe communication steps
Use confidential contact methods when safety is a concern
Cheyenne / Laramie County
SAFE Project — Albany County
Free and confidential services for survivors of domestic, relationship, family, and sexual violence, including 24-hour crisis access, emergency shelter support, emergency transportation, and advocacy.
Crisis Shelter
Albany County
Confidential access
Emergency shelter, safety planning, advocacy, transportation, and confidential service steps
Confirm how to coordinate safely if supervision or court scheduling applies
Laramie / Albany County
Laramie Housing Authority
Local housing authority pathway for affordable housing, rental assistance, waitlists, and housing-program information in the Laramie area.
Housing Authority
Affordable Housing
Waitlists vary
laramiehousing.org
Phone: (307) 745-8821
Eligibility, waitlist status, application documents, background screening, and rental-assistance availability
Confirm supervision-compatible address requirements before relying on placement
Laramie / Albany County
Southeast Wyoming Rural Housing Plan
People in rural Laramie and Albany County communities may need to use Cheyenne or Laramie as the nearest housing-access hub. Transportation, supervision reporting, employment, treatment access, and curfew rules should be checked before placement.
Rural Access
Transportation
Confirm before move-in
Bus route, rides, reporting location, treatment schedule, employment access, and weather backup plan.
Ask if out-of-town placement can be approved.
Proposed address, provider contact, rules, fees, and weekly transportation plan
Written acceptance or referral confirmation when available
Rural Southeast Wyoming
Central Wyoming
Counties: Natrona, Converse, Platte, and Carbon. Cities and communities include Casper, Mills, Evansville, Douglas, Glenrock, Wheatland, Rawlins, and surrounding Central Wyoming areas.
✅ Verified Shelter, Transitional Housing & Rental Assistance
Wyoming Rescue Mission — Park Street Center
Casper full-service homeless shelter offering emergency shelter, meals, case management, recovery programming, showers, laundry, clothing support, and transitional housing pathways.
Emergency Shelter
Recovery
Casper
wyomission.org
Main shelter: (307) 265-3002
230 N. Park St., Casper, WY 82601
Bed check-in, men’s/women’s contact, recovery program, length-of-stay rules, and documentation
Whether supervision or release-planning coordination is available
Casper / Natrona County
Seton House — Single-Parent Family Housing
Casper self-sufficiency program providing transitional housing and supportive tools for single-parent families experiencing homelessness.
Transitional Housing
Single Parents
Children / Families
setonhousecasper.org
Phone: (307) 577-8026
333 E. H St., Casper, WY 82601
Single-parent eligibility, inquiry process, family requirements, program expectations, and current openings
Whether documentation can support a supervision or family-court housing plan
Casper / Natrona County
Casper Housing Authority
Public housing authority offering rental assistance, housing properties, and supportive services for low-income and extremely low-income individuals and families.
Housing Authority
Rental Assistance
Natrona County
chaoffice.org
Phone: (307) 266-1388
777 Overland Trail, Suite 131, Casper, WY 82601
Rental assistance, waitlists, eligibility, application documents, criminal-history screening, and address rules
Confirm whether housing verification can support supervision approval
Casper / Natrona County
🛠️ Eligible Confirm-First Central Wyoming Paths
Mercer Family Resource Center
Natrona County family resource center providing education, counseling, prevention, mentoring, case-management connection, and family support that may help stabilize households alongside housing plans.
Family Support
Case Management
Not a shelter
mercercasper.com
Phone: (307) 265-7366
535 W. Yellowstone Hwy, Casper, WY 82601
Family support, referrals, youth/family case management, and local housing-resource connection
Ask whether they can coordinate with shelter or housing partners
Casper / Natrona County
Central Wyoming Safety Shelter Pathways
For domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or family violence situations in Central Wyoming, use the statewide DV/SA program directory or local crisis-provider referrals before disclosing location details.
Safety Planning
Confidential access
Confirm locally
Find a Wyoming DV/SA Program
Use safe contact methods when safety is a concern.
Emergency shelter, relocation safety, protective-order support, transportation, and confidential advocacy
Coordinate carefully if supervision reporting or court appearances apply
Central Wyoming
Rawlins, Douglas & Wheatland Confirm-First Housing Plan
Smaller Central Wyoming communities may have limited emergency shelter inventory. A practical plan may involve coordinated entry, WCDA property search, local housing authority contacts, churches, community action referrals, or temporary lodging verified through a local provider.
Rural Access
Housing Search
Confirm before move-in
Nearest shelter city, transportation route, motel policy, landlord rules, and out-of-county approval.
Use WCDA and Wyoming 211 only as statewide access points, not as substitutes for provider verification.
Full proposed address, landlord/provider contact, move-in date, fees, rules, and weekly transportation plan
Written confirmation where possible
Converse / Platte / Carbon Counties
Northeast Wyoming
Counties: Campbell, Sheridan, Johnson, Crook, Weston, and Big Horn. Cities and communities include Gillette, Sheridan, Buffalo, Sundance, Newcastle, Lovell, Basin, Greybull, and nearby rural communities.
✅ Verified Shelter, Outreach & Housing Programs
Council of Community Services — Way Station Shelter
Gillette community-services provider operating a homeless shelter and housing-related programs, including emergency shelter access and affordable housing support for eligible Campbell County households.
Homeless Shelter
Housing Programs
Campbell County
Way Station shelter check-in, housing program eligibility, rules, documentation, and referral requirements
Whether supervision or release-planning coordination is accepted
Gillette / Campbell County
Volunteers of America Northern Rockies — Homelessness Services
Sheridan-based community outreach and homelessness-services pathway focused on housing-first, case-management-driven solutions, homelessness prevention, rapid rehousing, and emergency shelter when funding allows.
Housing Outreach
Rapid Rehousing
Sheridan
VOA Homelessness Services
Sheridan outreach contact may vary; use the request-assistance path.
Housing crisis intake, rapid rehousing, shelter options, case management, and current funding availability
Whether documentation can support supervision planning
Sheridan / Northern Wyoming
The Salvation Army — Sheridan Social Services
Sheridan social-services pathway for basic needs, poverty support, and appointment-based assistance that may help stabilize housing, utilities, or emergency needs when funds and eligibility allow.
Emergency Assistance
Housing Stability
Funds vary
Appointment process, housing-related assistance, utility help, emergency needs, and required documents
Confirm whether assistance can be verified in writing
Sheridan County
🛠️ Eligible Confirm-First Northeast Wyoming Paths
Compass Center for Families — Sheridan & Johnson Counties
Family-resource provider serving Sheridan and Johnson Counties with family support, resource navigation, and stabilization services that may support housing plans alongside direct housing providers.
Family Support
Resource Navigation
Not a shelter
Family-support referrals, emergency-resource navigation, housing-related stabilization, and county-specific options
Ask whether they can coordinate with shelter or housing partners
Sheridan / Johnson Counties
Buffalo / Johnson County Affordable Housing Pathways
Johnson County residents may need to combine local housing authority contacts, WCDA rental directory searches, VOA/Sheridan outreach, and local nonprofit referrals for realistic placement options.
Affordable Housing
Rural Access
Confirm locally
WCDA Rental Directory Map
Use local housing authority and county contacts to confirm availability.
Waitlists, income limits, landlord screening, transportation, reporting route, and move-in timeline
Confirm address approval before paying deposits
Buffalo / Johnson County
Crook, Weston & Big Horn Rural Housing Plan
Very rural counties may rely on regional hubs such as Gillette, Sheridan, Buffalo, or Billings-area coordination depending on family ties, transportation, supervision rules, and available beds.
Rural Access
Regional Hubs
Officer approval
Nearest shelter city, transport, reporting office, treatment access, employment, and county restrictions.
Ask whether out-of-county or cross-region housing can be approved.
Full address, provider/landlord contact, rules, fees, and transportation plan
Written acceptance or referral confirmation when possible
Crook / Weston / Big Horn Counties
Western & Southwest Wyoming
Counties: Sweetwater, Uinta, Lincoln, Teton, Sublette, Fremont, Park, Hot Springs, and Washakie. Cities and communities include Rock Springs, Green River, Evanston, Jackson, Pinedale, Riverton, Lander, Cody, Powell, Worland, and Thermopolis.
✅ Verified Shelter, Safety & Housing Navigation
YWCA of Sweetwater County — Support & Safe House Program
Rock Springs domestic-violence and family-violence support pathway providing survivor advocacy, crisis support, and safe-house access through confidential intake.
Safe House
DV / Family Violence
Confidential access
ywcasweetwater.org
Phone: (307) 352-6635
1035 Jackson St., Rock Springs, WY 82901
Safe-house access, advocacy, safety planning, crisis support, and confidential communication steps
Coordinate carefully if supervision reporting or court appearances apply
Rock Springs / Sweetwater County
Sweetwater Family Resource Center
Family-resource center serving Sweetwater County with family support, supervised visitation, custody-exchange support, and connections to local family and community resources.
Family Resource
Local Navigation
Not a shelter
sweetwaterfamily.org
Sweetwater County / Rock Springs area
Family-resource referrals, stabilization needs, local housing-resource connections, and support services
Ask whether they can coordinate with housing or crisis partners
Sweetwater County
Good Samaritan Mission — Jackson
Teton County emergency shelter providing meals, showers, and temporary shelter with program rules, employment expectations, dorm fees, separate men’s/women’s sheltering, and background checks.
Emergency Shelter
Teton County
Program rules apply
gsmjh.org
Jackson / Teton County
Current bed availability, employment requirement, fees, length of stay, background check, rules, and intake process
Confirm supervision compatibility before relying on placement
Jackson / Teton County
Teton County Housing Resources
County housing-resource page connecting residents to affordable and workforce housing information, local housing programs, Good Samaritan Mission, Community Safety Network, and related housing resources.
Housing Resources
Affordable / Workforce
Jackson
Workforce housing, affordable housing, emergency shelter, safety resources, local rental options, and eligibility
Confirm criminal-history screening and supervision-compatible address rules
Jackson / Teton County
🛠️ Eligible Confirm-First Western Wyoming Paths
Rock Springs / Green River Affordable Housing Search
Sweetwater County housing searches often require checking WCDA-listed properties, local property managers, landlord screening rules, safety resources, and any available nonprofit referrals before move-in.
Affordable Housing
Rental Search
Screening varies
WCDA Rental Directory Map
Confirm directly with each property or management agent.
Application fees, deposits, criminal-history screening, income requirements, vacancies, and waitlists
Get written terms before paying deposits
Rock Springs / Green River / Sweetwater County
Fremont County Housing Access Plan
Riverton, Lander, and Wind River region housing access may require coordinated entry, WCDA rental search, local tribal/community resources, DV/SA safety programs, and direct landlord verification.
Rural Access
Local Navigation
Confirm locally
Coordinated entry, local resource lists, property managers, tribal/community resources, and transportation routes.
Confirm address rules before moving.
ID, income proof, proposed address, provider/landlord contact, rules, fees, and reporting plan
Written acceptance when possible
Fremont County / Wind River region
Park, Washakie & Hot Springs County Housing Plan
Northwest Wyoming communities may require a confirm-first strategy using WCDA property search, local churches/nonprofits, county agencies, DV/SA program referrals, and landlord verification.
Rural Access
Housing Search
Availability limited
Vacancies, landlord screening, utilities, deposits, winter transportation, and supervision reporting route.
Ask whether a nearby regional placement is realistic.
Proposed address, landlord contact, fees, rules, employment/treatment route, and backup transportation plan
Written confirmation where possible
Cody / Powell / Worland / Thermopolis region
Uinta, Lincoln & Sublette Rural Housing Plan
Southwest and mountain counties may have limited shelter inventory and high transportation barriers. Confirm housing, employment, treatment, and reporting feasibility before accepting a placement.
Rural Access
Mountain Counties
Officer approval
Nearest service hub, weather, commute distance, reporting office, treatment options, and emergency contact plan.
Confirm if out-of-county housing is allowed.
Full address, landlord/provider contact, fees, rules, curfew considerations, and weekly transportation plan
Written acceptance or referral confirmation when available
Evanston / Kemmerer / Pinedale / rural southwest Wyoming
Rural County Planning & Supervision-Aware Housing Approval
Wyoming has large rural distances and limited shelter inventory in many counties. A housing plan should be realistic about transportation,
reporting, treatment, employment, weather, phone access, curfew rules, and officer/court approval before move-in.
🛠️ Eligible Residence Approval Checklist
Supervision-Aware Housing Approval
People under probation, parole, pretrial, treatment court, or other supervision may need residence approval before moving. A provider’s willingness to accept someone does not automatically mean the address is approved for supervision.
Address Planning
Supervision-Aware
Approval may apply
Supervising officer, case manager, treatment court contact, reentry specialist, or court-approved contact.
Confirm before moving or paying deposits.
Full address, landlord/program contact, rules, fees, move-in date, and household details
Transportation, work, treatment, and reporting plan
Statewide Wyoming
Transportation & Reporting Plan
In Wyoming, distance can make an otherwise valid housing option impractical. A strong plan should show how the person will report, attend treatment, work, obtain documents, access medication, and remain reachable.
Transportation
Reporting
Weather backup
Bus, rides, fuel, phone access, winter roads, distance to officer, treatment, work, and pharmacy.
Have a backup plan for missed rides or weather closures.
Weekly schedule, route map, backup ride contact, treatment schedule, and employment location if known
Emergency contact and phone plan
Rural and regional Wyoming
🛠️ Eligible Out-of-County & Confirm-First Placement
Out-of-County Placement
A nearby city may be the practical access point for shelter, recovery housing, work, or treatment, but out-of-county placement may require approval and a documented reporting plan.
Out-of-County
Placement Planning
Confirm rules
Residence approval, supervision transfer issues, reporting office, treatment provider, employment, and transportation.
Ask before accepting or paying for placement.
Proposed address, provider contact, rules, move-in date, fees, and travel plan
Written acceptance or referral confirmation when available
Statewide Wyoming
Emergency Lodging, Motel & Short-Term Shelter Planning
Emergency lodging may be limited, time-bound, and provider-funded. Always verify the source of payment, length of stay, rules, checkout date, address reporting, and whether the location can be used for supervision purposes.
Emergency Lodging
Short-Term
Availability changes
Who pays, how long, what address to report, whether guests are allowed, and whether ID is required.
Confirm next-step housing before the short stay ends.
Written confirmation, checkout date, provider contact, motel address, rules, and transition plan
Officer/case-manager contact if approval is required
Statewide Wyoming
Wyoming Housing Directory Notes
Housing availability changes frequently. Contact each provider directly, confirm intake requirements, and verify whether the proposed residence can be used for probation, parole, court supervision, diversion, or reentry planning before moving.
OACRA is an independent justice-tech platform and national probation and reentry services directory. This Wyoming housing directory is provided for informational purposes only. OACRA does not provide legal advice, supervision decisions, provider endorsement, placement approval, or housing guarantees. Always confirm details directly with providers and, when applicable, with the appropriate supervising authority.
