Wyoming 211, a vital community resource providing free, confidential
information and referrals to a wide range of health and human services, is pleased to
announce the appointment of Ann Clement as its new Executive Director.
Clement brings a wealth of experience in nonprofit leadership and program
management to her new role. Prior to joining Wyoming 211, she served as the Program
Director for the Wyoming Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. In this capacity, she
successfully led the organization’s efforts to provide support, education, and advocacy
for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and their families.
“I am so thrilled to embark on this opportunity to continue the important role that
Wyoming 211 plays in connecting Wyomingites to the services and expanding our
programs to reach even more residents,” said Clement.
Outgoing Executive Director, Sabrina Lane, expressed her gratitude for her time at
Wyoming 211: “It has been such an honor and privilege to work as the Executive
Director for Wyoming 211. My work with this organization has given my life such
meaning and purpose. I will forever cherish the friendships and partnerships made, the
impact made in Wyoming for all those who needed assistance, and those who believed
in the work Wyoming 211 was doing to help make Wyoming a better place to live.”
Wyoming 211 is a 24/7 helpline available by dialing 2-1-1. The organization provides
free, confidential information and referrals to a variety of health and human services,
including:
- Healthcare: Doctors, hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies
- Mental Health: Counseling, therapy, and crisis hotlines
- Substance Abuse: Treatment programs, support groups, and
prevention resources - Social Services: Food banks, shelters, and housing assistance
- Government Services: Benefits, licenses, and permits
- Transportation: Public transportation, ride-sharing services, and
taxis - Education: Schools, tutoring, and scholarships
- Legal Assistance: Lawyers, legal aid programs, and court
information
Wyoming 211 is committed to connecting people with the resources they need to
improve their lives. For more information about Wyoming 211 and its services, please
visit wyoming211.org.

