Programs
CAREgiver Connection
CAREgiver Connection is a Threads of Hope program dedicated to making foster parents, adoptive parents, kinship caregivers, and all kinds of families feel seen, heard, supported, and valued. Through parent-to-parent connection, community support, and fun Parent Night Outs, caregivers can build friendships, recharge, and know they are not alone.
Sparks of Hope
Sparks of Hope is a program designed to ensure that children in the foster care system feel valued, seen, and celebrated on their special day. Because foster families and group homes often face a lack of time, resources, or extra funds, these milestones can unfortunately go unacknowledged. Our programs bridge that gap by rallying with the
Sparks of Hope is a program designed to ensure that children in the foster care system feel valued, seen, and celebrated on their special day. Because foster families and group homes often face a lack of time, resources, or extra funds, these milestones can unfortunately go unacknowledged. Our programs bridge that gap by rallying with the child's DFS caseworker and foster parents to provide a complete celebration experience at no cost to the caregivers. This program provides a cake, balloons, and candles
Threads in Motion
"Threads in Motion" is a dedicated community initiative through Threads of Hope, in Laramie County, Wyoming, that supports and funds foster youth by giving them the opportunity to participate in sports, extracurricular clubs, and the arts. The program bridges financial and logistical gaps, ensuring that children in the foster care system
"Threads in Motion" is a dedicated community initiative through Threads of Hope, in Laramie County, Wyoming, that supports and funds foster youth by giving them the opportunity to participate in sports, extracurricular clubs, and the arts. The program bridges financial and logistical gaps, ensuring that children in the foster care system can experience the life-changing benefits of teamwork, self-expression, and community connection. By weaving a strong network of support, "Threads in Motion" helps local foster youth stay active, engaged, and inspired.
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Bags for Belonging
Bags for Belonging is a program for the child who is abruptly removed from their home for their own safety, foster parents often receive placement calls in the middle of the night. Threads of Hope bridges the gap by providing immediate, basic essentials so families can focus on comforting the child rather than running to the store.
Youth & Family Services Divison
The Threads of Hope Youth & Family Services Division is dedicated to supporting children, youth, young adults, and families by connecting them with essential resources, practical support, and a caring community. Through resource navigation, family support, advocacy, outreach, emergency assistance, and community partnerships, the Division
The Threads of Hope Youth & Family Services Division is dedicated to supporting children, youth, young adults, and families by connecting them with essential resources, practical support, and a caring community. Through resource navigation, family support, advocacy, outreach, emergency assistance, and community partnerships, the Division works to reduce barriers and create meaningful opportunities for youth and families.
Our goal is simple: no child, youth, or family should have to face a difficult moment without support. ❤️
Wyoming Foster Care Youth and Alumni Policy Council (WPC)
The Wyoming Foster Care Youth & Alumni Policy Council (WPC) is a statewide, youth-led policy council modeled after the National Foster Care Youth & Alumni Policy Council, established in partnership with FosterClub and Foster Care Alumni of America. and Casey Family Programs
The WPC brings together current and former foster youth, foster c
The Wyoming Foster Care Youth & Alumni Policy Council (WPC) is a statewide, youth-led policy council modeled after the National Foster Care Youth & Alumni Policy Council, established in partnership with FosterClub and Foster Care Alumni of America. and Casey Family Programs
The WPC brings together current and former foster youth, foster care alumni, and individuals with juvenile justice experience, ages 18 and older, to use their lived experiences to help improve Wyoming’s child welfare system.
Similar to the National Council, the WPC provides recommendations, feedback, and solutions directly to the Wyoming Department of Family Services (DFS) and other state stakeholders to help strengthen policies, programs, and services.
The WPC is a non-lobbying policy council. Its purpose is to elevate lived experience, identify gaps in the system, and recommend meaningful improvements.
The WPC is designed to complement, not replace, the Wyoming Youth Advisory Council (WYAC), which serves youth ages 14–26 through Chafee-funded programming. The two councils serve different but equally important purposes in strengthening the voices of Wyoming’s foster youth and alumni.