Laramie Drug Rehabs & Treatment

Treatment Center·Outpatient Rehab

Volunteers of America Northern Rockies runs addiction treatment, mental health services, veteran support and housing programs from its North 15th Street site in Laramie. Established in Sheridan, Wyoming in 1985 as part of Volunteers of America — a faith-based ministry founded in 1896 and now working in 46 states — it is a 501(c)(3) organization whose health care services are CARF accredited, and whose Wyoming residential facility is also White Bison certified, reflecting the Wellbriety approach to recovery in Native communities. The campus has separate accommodation for men, for women, and for women with young children. Veteran services run alongside treatment: transitional housing, employment services, outreach and suicide prevention, with 2,909 veterans assisted. Medicaid, Medicare, private and military insurance are accepted, and payment assistance is available.

Outpatient Rehab·Teen Rehab Program

Cathedral Home for Children has worked with young people and families in Laramie since 1910, and its campus on North 3rd Street combines residential treatment with outpatient counseling, crisis intervention and community-based support for youth with complex behavioral health needs. The approach is trauma-responsive and evidence-based, led by clinicians who specialize in children and adolescents shaped by trauma and family disruption, and the campus includes its own school, the Mae Olson Education Center, so a young person in residential care does not fall behind academically. The residential program is accredited by The Joint Commission and takes youth from Wyoming, Nebraska, South Dakota and beyond; the organization also holds accreditation from the Wyoming Department of Health, the Wyoming Department of Family Services and Cognia. Cathedral Home is a non-profit supported by donors. Medicare, private and military insurance and state-funded placements are accepted.