Wyoming

Free pregnancy tests, Ultrasound, Baby and maternity supplies, Parenting classes, Childbirth classes, Program for fathers, Adoption information, STI testing, Abortion recovery support

Checked 2026-10-03

Elevation Women's Healthcare

Riverton

2420 Watt Ct, Riverton, WY 82501

Call (307) 856-0999

Website

free pregnancy tests, ultrasound, parenting support, STI testing

Checked 2026-10-02

Inside Connection

Rock Springs

731 C Street, Building B, Rock Springs, WY

Call (307) 362-5277

Website

free pregnancy tests, free ultrasounds, parenting classes, baby items, adoption information, STI testing

Checked 2026-10-02

Legacy Pregnancy Center

Sheridan

847 Coffeen Ave, Sheridan, WY 82801

Call (307) 673-4757

Website

free pregnancy tests, ultrasound, parenting support, adoption information, STI testing

Checked 2026-10-02

If you're not safe at home

National Domestic Violence Hotline

Free, confidential, 24/7. Text START to 88788 or chat at thehotline.org.

Call 1-800-799-7233

Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault

State hotline 1-844-264-8080

https://www.wyomingdvsa.org/

Help from the government

Health coverage: Wyoming Medicaid

Free or low-cost pregnancy care. Income limit: Medicaid up to 159% FPL.

Coverage continues for 12 months after birth. You may be able to get care right away while your application is processed (presumptive eligibility).

Apply or learn more

WIC: food for you and your baby

Healthy food, formula and breastfeeding support during pregnancy and after.

Call 307-777-7494

Apply for WIC

SNAP: help buying groceries

Apply for SNAP

211: local help of every kind

Dial 211 for housing, utilities, food and more near you.

Search 211 online

For dads

A father's responsibility in Wyoming

Must the father help pay for the pregnancy? Partly. Wyoming has no general rule making the father pay the mother's pregnancy costs. A court setting child support may take the mother's pregnancy and confinement expenses into account, and if Medicaid paid the birth costs the father must repay them to the state. A parentage case can be started before birth.

Wyo. Stat. § 20-2-307(b)(vi) (pregnancy and confinement expenses as a factor for departing from presumptive support); § 14-2-822(g), §§ 14-2-1001 to -1008 (Medicaid Fairness Act: father repays Medicaid-paid birth costs) and § 20-2-401(f); § 14-2-811 (proceeding before birth)

Wyoming Department of Family Services – Child Support Program: establish paternity and support

Call 307-777-6948 (Customer Service Center)

Child support office

For dads who want help being there: Fatherhood.gov, Call 1-877-432-3411

If you can't care for your baby

Safe haven: no one gets hurt, no questions asked

In Wyoming a parent can safely hand over a newborn up to 60 days old. Where: 24/7-staffed fire stations, hospitals, police departments or sheriff's offices, and other places designated by DFS. You can stay anonymous.

24/7 Safe Haven line 1-888-510-2229

State safe haven information

Adoption is another loving option; a pregnancy center above can connect you with adoption help.

More centers (call to confirm)

These are listed in Heartbeat International's Option Line directory, but we couldn't confirm the phone number on the center's own website. Call before you go.

Worland ProLife

Worland

Call (888) 967-4543

Good coverage of Wyoming's main towns (Cheyenne, Casper, Laramie, Gillette, Sheridan, Rock Springs, Riverton, Cody/Powell, Jackson). Distances are long in rural areas; Option Line (1-800-712-4357) can connect women anywhere.

Don't see one near you? Call Option Line any time at 1-800-712-4357 to be connected with the nearest center.