Youth! Thrive equipping youth with the ability to form healthy relationships and make smart financial decisions that prepare them to achieve future goals and successfully transition into adulthood.…

The Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families awarded Strong Families Strong Wyoming, LLC a Cooperative Agreement worth $1.31 million on September 30, 2025, under the Healthy Marriage Promotion and Responsible Fatherhood Grants program (CFDA 93.086).

Strong Families Strong Wyoming will deliver healthy relationship education and financial literacy instruction to high school students across seven Wyoming counties: Albany, Campbell, Hot Springs, Laramie, Park, Sheridan, and Uinta. The project implements the Real Essentials Advance curriculum for relationship education and Foundations in Personal Finance for financial literacy, providing a minimum of 12 hours of instruction to students in grades 9–12 in traditional and alternative high school settings. The recipient expects to serve 2,012 youth over the five-year performance period, with 1,610 completing at least 90 percent of the primary workshop.

The award runs through September 29, 2030, with place of performance in Cheyenne, Wyoming. The Healthy Marriage Promotion and Responsible Fatherhood Grants program supports organizations that provide skills-based relationship education and services addressing relationship skills development and economic stability opportunities to strengthen families.

Youth! Thrive equipping youth with the ability to form healthy relationships and make smart financial decisions that prepare them to achieve future goals and successfully transition into adulthood. - strong families strong wyoming will provide healthy relationship education and financial literacy instruction to high school students in seven wyoming counties. The project will implement the real essentials advance curriculum for relationship education and foundations in personal finance for financial literacy, delivering a minimum of 12 hours of instruction to students in traditional and alternative high school settings. Strong families strong wyoming will serve youth in grades 9-12 across albany, campbell, hot springs, laramie, park, sheridan, and uinta counties. The project expects to serve 2,012 youth over five years, with 1,610 completing at least 90% of the primary workshop.