Curran Seeley Foundation

Teton Youth and Family Services, established in 1977, has been dedicated to serving children and families in Jackson, Wyoming. With a range of programs including crisis shelters, group homes, and wilderness experiences, they have helped hundreds of children navigate challenging situations and build brighter futures. The organization is committed to providing support and advocacy for youth through services such as forensic interviewing, court diversion, and family advocacy. Teton Youth and Family Services strives to create a safe and nurturing environment for children to thrive and stay out of trouble. Generated from the website

Established in 1974, Jackson Hole Community Counseling Center is a nonprofit community mental health center offering mental health services in Teton County. Based in Jackson, Wyo., it offers a range of mental wellness programs, including individual and group therapy, direct clinical services, crisis counseling, medication management and more. It also offers relaxation and various other mental health services from its therapeutic outreach center, Mountain House. Additionally, the center offers various community based programs through collaborations with other human service organizations. Jackson Hole Community Counseling Center is associated with Children's Learning Center, Vocational Rehabilitation and others. It is one of the participants in the Human Services Planning Council and is certified by the State of Wyoming.