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Wyoming Citizen Review Panel in Cheyenne, WY, is a community organization dedicated to fostering public engagement in government affairs. The panel consists of staff and members who work together to provide reports, programs, and events aimed at promoting transparency and accountability in the local government. Through volunteer opportunities and donations, Wyoming Citizen Review Panel invites citizens to actively participate in shaping policies and decisions that impact their community. With a focus on citizen empowerment, the panel serves as a platform for meaningful dialogue and advocacy on important issues affecting Wyoming residents. Generated from the website

Community Action of Laramie County, located in Cheyenne, Wyo., has been serving the children, families and individuals dealing with poverty, homelessness and other crisis in Laramie County. The organization provides various services through its outreach programs, including Head Start, Early Head Start, and programs providing educational, nutritional and health care services to children up to prekindergarten and their families. The Crossroads Clinic run by Community Action of Laramie County offers medical, dental and prescription services to the homeless. Its kids program educates the community about the availability of free and low-cost medical insurance for children from low-income and homeless families. The program is administered by Community Action of Laramie County, Wyoming Department of Family Services and the Wyoming Department of Health. Its outreach programs also include housing and emergency services that offer assistance to individuals and families with critical housing and employment needs, including help with rent and mortgage, damage deposits, utility bills, and home repairs.

The Wyoming Rural Electric Association (WREA) serves as a dedicated organization to support and unify its member electric cooperatives, which encompass 14 distribution cooperatives and three generation and transmission cooperatives. Together, these entities provide electricity to over 104,000 homes, businesses, ranches, and farms throughout the state of Wyoming. WREA focuses on a variety of initiatives, including energy efficiency programs, educational opportunities, and youth scholarships, ensuring that rural communities remain informed and connected. Through its efforts, the association addresses industry news and fosters community engagement among its cooperative members. Generated from the website