12/22/2025
In the last two months of 2025, the Community Health Foundation’s Hope Source Committee supported 14 neighbors facing serious mental health challenges, providing more than 12,500 in assistance.
Behind every application is a deeply personal story. Many of the individuals who reach out for help share that high deductibles, loss of insurance, or gaps in coverage make therapy unaffordable, even when they are doing everything right to seek support. It’s important to remember that not all insurance covers mental health care equally. Some plans limit the number of sessions allowed, deny coverage for out-of-network providers, or restrict the types of therapy many people rely on to heal. For a person already carrying the weight of anxiety, trauma, grief, or depression, these barriers can feel impossible.
That is where Hope Source steps in—and where you make all the difference.
Launched in 2023, the Hope Source Program provides critical financial assistance for mental health counseling to individuals in Campbell County and the surrounding areas.
Wyoming’s mental health landscape only underscores the urgency. Our state continues to face one of the highest su***de rates in the nation—26.5 per 100,000 residents, compared to the national rate of 14.7. In northeast Wyoming, the numbers rise even higher, with a regional rate of 30.64 per 100,000 residents. Campbell and Johnson counties remain among the top ten statewide.
Your support provides stability, growth, and the assurance that when someone reaches out for help, we can say yes.
Together, we can ensure that mental health care is accessible—not someday, but today. Thank you for believing in this work, supporting your neighbors, and helping build a healthier, more hopeful community for all.
