A directory of belonging
Places where community is built into where you live — not another club to visit, but somewhere the people around you are part of daily life. Monasteries that welcome guests, cohousing, co-ops, ecovillages, seniors villages, and neighbourhoods that actually function. Start where you are.
Compiled with AI, checked by nobody yet. These are starting points, gathered for Wyoming — real places as far as we know, but details change. Verify with a phone call before you set your heart or drive across the state.
St. Joseph's Children's Home provides a safe and nurturing residential environment for children in need. They offer comprehensive care and support services to help children thrive.
Visit website →The Wyoming Life Resource Center provides residential care and support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They focus on enhancing the quality of life and promoting independence for their residents.
Visit website →The Cheyenne Housing Authority provides affordable housing options, including some cooperative living arrangements, for residents of Cheyenne. They aim to create stable and supportive living environments for families and individuals.
Visit website →Home of the Carmelite Monks of Wyoming, a cloistered community ranching and roasting Mystic Monk Coffee beneath the Absaroka Mountains. Visitors may join the monks for public Mass and prayer.
A community land trust building permanently affordable homes so working people can live in the valley they serve. It welcomes teachers, nurses, and local workers priced out of the Jackson Hole market.
The Buffalo Senior Center offers a vibrant community hub for seniors, providing meals, activities, and social opportunities. While not a residential facility, it fosters a strong sense of community among local seniors.
Visit website →Laramie Senior Housing offers various affordable housing options for seniors, promoting an active and engaged lifestyle. Residents benefit from a supportive community environment and access to local amenities.
Visit website →The other path
If your state's list is thin, that's not a dead end; it's the reason this project exists. Three friends on one street is already a community. The guide walks you through the whole path.
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