Intensive Case Management Program.

Our Intensive Case Management Program supports a limited number of qualified individuals and/or families who meet 125% of the federal poverty guidelines. Approved program participants will enter into either a one- or a two-year commitment. Each obligation will receive intensive case management, including but not limited to achieving and/or maintaining housing; enhancement of life skills; addressing individual needs; building social skills and community relations; and developing goals to achieve an improved quality of life.

Transitional Housing.

Transitional Housing
Our transitional housing consists of single-occupancy apartments that are offered to homeless individuals, as well as larger apartments and/or homes to assist low-income families. Both single occupancy and family housing opportunities include case management.

Jonn J. Edmunds Veterans Home/Bridge Housing Program
Our VA Bridge Housing Program is a short-term program (90 days or less) offering case management and temporary housing to low-income veterans. We collaborate with the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, our local VA Medical Center, and Volunteers of America to obtain the goal of permanent housing for program participants. Prior to acceptance into the program, the participating veteran will have been issued a housing voucher from one of the agencies listed above. While in the program, veterans have the opportunity to work closely with a case manager on matters of employment, budgeting, communication, and everyday life skills.

Get started

For more information on our Intensive Case Management Program or Bridge Housing Program, please call (307) 635-9291 or click the “call” button below to connect with us now (if you’re viewing this on a mobile phone).

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eligibility requirements

In order to qualify to receive services from our programs, you must meet the following eligibility requirements:

  • Meet 125% federal poverty level guidelines
  • Be homeless or near homeless
  • Be willing to actively participate for one year with intensive case management
  • Pass background check
  • Complete a program application

Prior to your first appointment with a case manager, you must print and fill out our intake application. (To download the application, see the Intake Application tab below.) Applications are also available at the CALC office.

Intensive Case Management program was developed under federal grant #93.569, Community Service Block Grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services through the Administration of Children and Families, Office of Community Services, and the State of Wyoming, Department of Health, Public Health Division, Rural and Frontier Health.  You should not assume endorsement by the federal or state government.

This website was funded (in part) by a grant from the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. The options, findings and conclusions stated herein are those of Community Action of Laramie County, Inc., and do not necessarily reflect those of the United States of Veterans Affairs.

The federal Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, familial status or disability.

appointment checklist

For any appointment, the following documentation is required:

  • Two forms of ID for each adult in the household
    • Social Security card
    • Photo ID (drivers license, military ID, passport, or visa)
  • One form of ID for each child in the household
    • Social Security card

To set up an appointment with a case manager, please call our office at (307) 635-9291 or stop by in person at 211 W. 19th St. in Cheyenne.

Download the Self-Sufficiency intake application

You must download, print, and fill out this application prior to your appointment with a case manager.

For your convenience, the application is available in both English and Spanish versions; download by clicking the appropriate link below.

Intake application 

Intake aplicación en Español

Frequently Asked Questions

What are your program’s eligibility requirements?:

To be eligible for our programs, you must meet the following requirements:

  • Be at 125% federal poverty level
  • Be homeless or near homeless
  • Be willing to actively participate for one year with intensive case management
  • Pass a background check
  • Submit a completed application

Is there income eligibility to qualify for Self-Sufficiency programs?
Yes; you must be making a minimum of $15,075 a year (for a one-person family), more if your family includes more than one member.


Do your programs have a waiting list?
Yes; the waiting list operates on a first-come, first-serve basis as case managers become available.

125% of federal poverty level guidelines

Community Partners

To learn more about additional ways to receive assistance in our community, follow the links below.

Climb Wyoming

Dads Making a Difference

Food pantries in Wyoming

Needs Inc.

Wyoming Department of Family Services