Student Organizations add to the vibrancy and make the University of Wyoming so special. Whether a group is tabling in the breezeway of the Wyoming Union or participating in a national competition, our 300 student organizations provide a benefit to the UW Community.
Employee Networks (E-Nets), also known as Employee Resource Groups, and Employee Affinity Groups, are voluntary employee-led groups whose memberships are typically based on specific demographic groups. They are dedicated to a diverse and inclusive environment that align with the mission, values, and goals of an organization (Welbourne, Rolf, & Schlachter, 2015, 2017).
E-Net
At UW we are committed to reducing and preventing power-based personal violence such as sexual assault, relationship violence, and stalking. Green Dot is a bystander intervention program to reduce these forms of violence with one thought; If everyone does one thing, no one will have to do everything.
A Green Dot is your choice at any moment to make campus safer by promoting safety for everyone and letting others know that you will not tolerate violence. A Green Dot is any behavior, choice, word or attitude that sends a clear message that:
Food Bank of Wyoming provides food and necessities to people in need through signature programs and by teaming up with over 160 Hunger Relief Partners to serve communities across the state. We believe that for a community to thrive, every member must have the resources they need to flourish, and we strive to provide equitable access to proper nourishment for all.
GLSEN believes that every student has the right to a safe, supportive, and LGBTQ-inclusive K-12 education. We are a national network of educators, students, and local GLSEN Chapters working to make this right a reality. Our research and experience has shown that there are four major ways that schools can cultivate a safe and supportive environment for all of their students, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity or expression.
The Wyoming Gay-Straight Alliance Network seeks to create new GSAs, support existing ones, and works to educate, empower, and organize student leaders across the Equality State. Wyoming Equality launched The GSA Network as part of a comprehensive plan to empower LGBTQ and allied students to foster safer and more inclusive environments in their schools. To support these student efforts, the Wyoming GSA Network will develop resources for Gay-Straight Alliances to educate their schools and communities.
We are a multipurpose independent non-profit organization serving the Jewish community and general public of southeastern Wyoming. The Laramie Jewish Community Center (LJCC) has provided a variety of services including cultural programs, religious service and social activities for over 30 years. The LJCC is affiliated with the Reform Movement of Judaism, the Union of Reform Judaism (formerly UAHC - the Union of American Hebrew Congregations) with headquarters in New York.
Wyoming Women’s Business Center, open to all genders, based in Laramie. Offers mentorship, networking, savings program, and small business loans.
We provide financial assistance to men, women, and children living with HIV/AIDS in Wyoming and you can help by donating, volunteering, and sharing!
Our mission is to advocate for and empower survivors of stalking, intimate partner, family and sexual violence. Our education and awareness efforts are focused on prevention and advocacy.
Farmer's Market, Art walk, street dances in downtown Laramie.
Visit Laramie (has information on events, happenings, and local restaurants)
Laramie Parks and Recreation Programs and Activities
Youth Program GuideProvides children an additional opportunity for adult friendships with a positive role model with the goal of increasing self-esteem, improving peer relationships and strengthening communication skills. Also offers a Parent Support Group and opportunities for volunteers.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States is a nonprofit veterans service organization comprised of eligible veterans and military service members from the active, guard and reserve forces.
At Ark Regional Services in Laramie, Wyoming, we facilitate opportunities for people with acquired brain injuries and developmental/intellectual disabilities to live, learn, work, and play in an integrated and enriched community environment. We appreciate and celebrate the uniqueness of each individual – who they are, how they want to live their lives, and what they want to become. Because people have individual needs and levels of ability, there cannot be a “one size fits all” approach to supporting them. We provide people with the support they need and facilitate opportunities for them to be involved in the things that are important to them. As part of the philosophy we live every day, we always stay focused on the person and ensure dignity, respect, and choice.
Offered to SINGLE MOTHERS, 16-21 years old, income eligible and Laramie are residents. You can become job ready, get paid work experience, earn a GED if needed refresh basic skills and meet new friends.
For two decades, the Downtown Clinic has provided primary and specialty healthcare services to residents and homeless individuals of Albany County, Wyoming. With two full-time employees, four part-time staff members, and over 80 community volunteers, the Downtown Clinic provides free healthcare to over 500 individuals (with no health insurance and at <175% of the Federal Poverty Level) annually and receives nearly 75% of its funding from local sources.
Laramie reproductive health clinic provides comprehensive affordable quality reproductive and sexual healthcare, education, and counseling to anyone seeking services in a supportive nonjudgmental professional environment.
3 Laramie clinics (at Albany County Public Health, Reproductive Health, and the UW Student Health Service), offering free STD testing, free condoms, HIV testing.
The Clinic is open to the public. A sliding fee scale is available for speech services based on financial need and UW student status. The Clinic is open from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Hearing services are available year-round. Speech services follow the University's academic calendar. The UW Speech and Hearing Clinic is located on the campus of the University of Wyoming, in Room 160 of the Health Sciences Center.
WY Quality Counts helps Wyoming parents and child care providers identify and create quality learning experiences today, which helps ensure a bright, innovative and viable workforce for the future.
Any concerned individual can refer a student who may be experiencing academic, personal or emotional challenges or who may be demonstrating concerning, distressed, or disruptive behavior to the UWYO CARES Team by submitting a referral form. Submitting a referral simply means you have a concern about a student's well-being. Receipt of this form initiates the outreach process (typically by a Student Welfare Coordinator).
We provide financial assistance to men, women, and children living with HIV/AIDS in Wyoming and you can help by donating, volunteering, and sharing!
1402 E Harney St, Laramie, WY
(307) 745-4717
703 E Grand Ave, Laramie, WY
(307) 742-0242
590 N Pierce St, Laramie, WY
(307) 742-4696
1301 S 5th St, Laramie, WY
(307) 742-4696
1270 N 9th St, Laramie, WY
(307) 745-5162
107 S 7th St, Laramie, WY
(307) 745-4222
1517 E Canby St, Laramie, WY
(307) 745-4106
1603 E Garfield St, Laramie, WY
(307) 745-9007
1416 Boswell Dr, Laramie, WY
(307) 399-8710
3311 Hayford Ave, Laramie, WY
(307) 755-5568
1219 E Grand Ave, Laramie, WY
(307) 745-5496
612 E Garfield St Laramie, Wyoming
324 S Taylor St
(307) 745-5801
617 S 4th St
(307) 745-3115
1908 Central Ave
(307) 634-7709
402 Corthell Rd, Laramie, WY
(307) 699-6285
Student Organizations add to the vibrancy and make the University of Wyoming so special. Whether a group is tabling in the breezeway of the Wyoming Union or participating in a national competition, our 300 student organizations provide a benefit to the UW Community.
