988 Hotline 

If you or someone you know is struggling, help is just three digits away. Call or text 988 to connect with trained crisis counselors 24/7. Free, confidential support for mental health, substance use, or emotional distress. You are not alone.

Wyoming Injury & Violence Prevention Program (WIVPP)

The WIVPP coordinates statewide efforts to prevent injury and violence—including suicide—through awareness, training, and system change. While the program does not offer emergency services, it plays a key role in advancing prevention strategies across Wyoming.

Wyoming Prevention Depot

A centralized hub offering data, tools, and resources to support prevention efforts across Wyoming. Access statewide substance use and mental health data, evidence-based strategies, topic-specific toolkits, and secure reporting tools for programs and coalitions.

Wyoming Alliance for Suicide Prevention (WASP)

WASP is Wyoming’s statewide suicide prevention coalition, bringing together professionals, advocates, and community members to share resources, coordinate efforts, and promote best practices. Meetings are held quarterly and are open to anyone working in suicide prevention across the state.

Wyoming Suicide Prevention Trainings

Wyoming offers free, evidence-based trainings to help individuals recognize and respond to suicide risk. In-person sessions are available statewide through a network of certified trainers. Programs include Gatekeeper Training and more.

Governor’s Challenge: Suicide Prevention for Service Members, Veterans, and Their Families (SMVF)

Wyoming is proud to participate in the national Governor’s Challenge, a joint initiative by SAMHSA and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to reduce suicide among SMVF populations. This effort brings together state leaders, communities, and local organizations to implement evidence-based strategies and build stronger systems of support.