WIND Services, Projects & Programs

Driven by the Developmental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Act, WIND serves the entire state of Wyoming through many projects addressing disability across the life course. Our work in these areas are approached through our five core functions:

  • Interdisciplinary Education
  • Community Education and Training
  • Technical Assistance
  • Research 
  • Information Dissemination
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WIND Services

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SCREENINGS & ASSESSMENTS

Welcome to our Screenings and Assessments Overview page, where we highlight key programs that support individuals with developmental disabilities and those who benefit from assistive technology across Wyoming.

COMMUNITY EDUCATION & TRAINING

WIND develops and delivers training and education for the community, enhancing the inclusion of individuals and families in the community.

Project ECHO

University of Wyoming's (UW) Project ECHO is a training and capacity building program intended to support inter-professional connection and best practice implementation across Wyoming.

AEM

The Wyoming AEM Clearinghouse works with school districts in Wyoming to provide accessible educational materials to students with print disabilities.

WATR Device Loans

WATR's Assistive Technology Device Loan Center offers a wide variety of Assistive Technology (AT) for Wyoming residents interested in borrowing a device to meet the needs of communication, daily living, learning, vision or hearing.

iCanConnect

Wyoming’s iCanConnect program provides communications technology free of charge to income eligible people of all ages who have combined vision and hearing loss.

WIND Projects

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Community Education and Training Page

  • Trainings
  • Accessible Education Materials
  • ECHO in Education

Research and Evaluation Page

  • Equality State Research Network (ESRN
  • Projects
  • ICAP Assessments
  • FASI Assessments
  • Publications

Model Programs Page

  • Wyoming Assistive Technology Resources (WATR)
  • UW Project ECHO

Health and Disability Page

  • Health Care Professionals
  • Sexual and Reproductive Health
  • Community Living
  • Epilepsy Foundation
  • WyTN
  • ECHO in Health

Post-Secondary Education Page

  • Disability Studies Minor
  • Inclusive Post-Secondary Education
  • Utah Regional Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities (URLEND)

Early Childhood Page

  • Family to Family
  • Learn the Signs. Act Early.
  • ECHO for Families
  • SCOPE