Leadership Johnson County

Compass Center for Families, serving Wyoming’s 4th Judicial District, empowers and supports families through four vital programs: CASA advocacy, Family Visitation and Exchange, Community Parent Enrichment, and the Parent Liaison program. Founded in 1991 as Sheridan County CASA, Compass promotes child safety and strengthens families with child-focused, family-friendly services. Through strong collaboration with schools, churches, the court system, and community organizations, Compass continues its mission to protect children, support parents, and build a stronger community.

Acclaimed artist residency program and art gallery dedicated to fostering the creative spirit among the majestic High Plains of Wyoming since 1983. Located in the Ucross Art Gallery, the Ucross Café features espresso-based beverages and freshly baked pastries by the artist residency chef.

The Buffalo Senior Center provides assistance to senior citizens and individuals with disabilities to remain independent in their homes. The center offers in-home care, recreational activities and transportation services. It supports several nutrition and fitness programs. The center includes a Buffalo area transit system that is a public transportation system available to all community residents. The Buffalo Senior Center also supports adult day care, family caregiver support and senior companion programs. The center includes community-based, in-home services that include assistance in personal care, homemaking, respite care for families and specialized services. The senior center is a place for organizing a variety of activities, workshops and seminars. It maintains a location in Buffalo, Wyo.