Seton House

Seton House is a Casper-based self-sufficiency program supporting single-parent families as they work toward independence. Founded by Brother Raymond Phillips, it opened on December 5, 1989, to provide shelter for mothers and children facing crisis and homelessness.

Its work combines a nurturing environment with practical support, including housing, a learning center for children, and a donation center. Seton House’s mission is to help single-parent families build stability and self-sufficiency through compassionate staff and community support. Learn more on the official Seton House website.

For additional options, review NHREA’s homeless assistance resources in Wyoming and federal assistance resources. Visit the official site to confirm current program details and available resources.