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ActiveOne22 Resource Center · 2026

Emergency Assistance Program

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Agency: One22 Resource Center
Funding: Varies based on need
Deadline: Check Source
Status: Active
Eligibility: Individuals and households in Teton County, Wyoming, who have worked continuously for the past six months for at least 30 hours per week and have household income at or below 80% of the county's median family income.

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Emergency Assistance Program is sponsored by One22 Resource Center. Offers emergency financial assistance to low- to moderate-income individuals and households in Teton County, Wyoming, facing unexpected setbacks.

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Emergency Assistance | One22 Resource Center | Jackson Hole Emergencies come in many shapes and sizes for individuals, families and our larger community. If you are facing a sudden, unexpected challenge that directly impacts your ability to meet the essential needs of you or your family, that’s what we’re here for. Our team will work alongside you to explore connections to both One22 and community-based resources.

We may also provide financial support to help you find stability in uncertain times. Frequently Asked Questions WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE? The goal of One22’s Emergency Assistance program is to provide relief to low- to moderate-income individuals and households who live or work in Teton County, Wyoming and have experienced a sudden, unexpected setback that impacts the ability to meet essential needs.

The Emergency Assistance program can provide timely, responsive relief through client support and resource coordination, as well as emergency financial assistance. Eligible individuals and households for emergency assistance are those who: Have worked continuously for the past six months for at least 30 hours per week in Teton County, Wyoming. This can be the sum of hours from more than one job.

Please note: this can be flexible as we understand emergencies are unexpected. Have household income at or below 80% Median Family Income for county of residence. Have at least 12 months between receiving assistance from this program and a subsequent application.

Median Family Income (MFI) is calculated and updated yearly by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and represents the middle income level for households in a geographical area. For example: in Teton County, Wyoming the yearly income limit for a family of four at 80% MFI is $118,800. If you have a question about MFI and your eligibility for our programs, please contact us – you may qualify!

HOW DO I APPLY FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE? To apply for emergency assistance, there are three steps you’ll need to complete: Fill out an emergency assistance application online. If you need assistance with completing the application form, please call us at (307) 739-4500.

Participate in a one-on-one meeting with a Client Services Coordinator. When we receive your application, a member of our Client Services team will contact you to schedule a meeting time. Prepare necessary documents.

The Client Services Coordinator will outline the specifics of necessary documents. Generally, this will include: Proof of household income for the last 60 days Verification of employment in Teton County, Wyoming WHEN IS THE DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION? We accept applications on a rolling basis for emergency assistance.

Given the time-sensitive nature of the emergency, a Client Services Coordinator will be in touch within one business day upon receipt of your application. If your situation needs attention more immediately, please call us at (307) 739-4500 or visit us directly at 180 S Willow Street in Jackson, Wyoming, during our open hours. Please note that a household may only receive emergency assistance one time per 12-month period.

WHAT TYPES OF EXPENSES WILL THE EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE COVER?

The Emergency Assistance program prioritizes emergency financial assistance for certain essential needs such as: Medical appointments outside Teton County, Wyoming Funeral of an immediate family member Households with children facing immediate safety concerns Child care specifically for the purpose of maintaining employment Utility payments (with proof of imminent threat of disconnection of the utility) Funeral expenses for an immediate family member During the one-on-one meeting, we will learn more about your specific situation.

Because emergency assistance is only considered one-time per a 12-month period, we will work with you to identify and coordinate resources for support moving forward. Emergency assistance is not available for: expected reasons related to off-season, medical/dental/vision visits or treatment, debt reduction, legal fees, storage payments, tax relief or mortgage assistance. WHAT DOES ONE22 CONSIDER IN MAKING EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE DECISIONS?

The goal of One22’s Emergency Assistance program is to provide timely relief to help a household stabilize while they formulate a plan, consider options and garner the ongoing support they need. It is not intended as ongoing support.

Because we have a limited budget for emergency assistance, multiple factors are taken into consideration such as: income, length of living or working in Teton County, Wyoming, household size and composition, available funds and access to, or eligibility for, other resources. IF I’VE RECEIVED PREVIOUS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FROM ONE22, MAY I APPLY FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE?

Yes, particularly if the emergency is unrelated to previous assistance requests. Please contact us about your situation. IF I HAVE ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS BEFORE APPLYING, WHO SHOULD I CONTACT?

Please call our office at (307) 739-4500. A member of our Client Services team will be glad to assist you. “One22 gave us a lifeline when we were in crisis but more importantly, it also gave us an opportunity to learn and grow enough to make a difference.

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Eligibility Requirements

Individuals and households in Teton County, Wyoming, who have worked continuously for the past six months for at least 30 hours per week and have household income at or below 80% of the county's median family income.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for Emergency Assistance Program?

According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals and households in Teton County, Wyoming, who have worked continuously for the past six months for at least 30 hours per week and have household income at or below 80% of the county's median family income. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

Who funds Emergency Assistance Program?

Emergency Assistance Program is funded by One22 Resource Center. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.

Which states are eligible for Emergency Assistance Program?

This opportunity targets applicants in Wyoming. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.

How do I apply for Emergency Assistance Program?

Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.

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Quick Facts

Agency

One22 Resource Center

Funding

Varies based on need

Deadline

Check Source

Status

Active

Eligibility

Individuals and households in Teton County, Wyoming, who have worked continuously for the past six months for at least 30 hours per week and have household income at or below 80% of the county's median family income.