Free legal clinics, veteran events, and support programs in Wyoming — with actual
schedules, not just an organization's homepage. Where no forward date is published, we say so rather
than guessing.
Unlike the rest of this directory, these are dated or recurring events rather than
permanent organizations. Schedules change — always confirm the date directly with the organizer before
making plans to attend, especially for anything more than a few weeks out.
Free Legal Clinic
Volunteer Reference Attorney Program — Cheyenne
Organized by Equal Justice Wyoming (Wyoming Judicial Branch)
Recurring: first and third Thursday of every month
Laramie County District Court, Courtroom D (3rd Floor), 309 W 20th St, Cheyenne, WY
Volunteer attorneys provide free civil legal information and help self-represented litigants navigate the court system on family law, housing, probate, and other civil matters. No criminal or traffic matters covered.
How to attend / get involved
Walk in during the scheduled hours; no appointment required. Questions: contact Equal Justice Wyoming at (307) 777-8383. Confirm current schedule via the Wyoming Judicial Branch Free Legal Events Calendar before attending.
Organized by Equal Justice Wyoming (Wyoming Judicial Branch)
Recurring: first Thursday of every month, 2:00–4:00 p.m.
525 Grand Ave, Laramie, WY 82070
A free walk-in session where a volunteer attorney provides civil legal information and resource referrals to self-represented individuals. Part of a statewide VRA program active in multiple Wyoming courthouses and libraries.
How to attend / get involved
Walk in during the posted hours. Confirm current dates on the Wyoming Judicial Branch Free Legal Events Calendar before attending, as sessions can be cancelled.
Organized by Equal Justice Wyoming / American Bar Association
Ongoing/rolling — not a single dated event. Questions can be submitted online any time and are typically answered within about a week.
Statewide/virtual
Income-qualifying Wyoming residents post civil legal questions online and receive free written answers from a volunteer attorney. Common topics: family/children, housing, consumer/financial, and health/disability issues.
How to attend / get involved
Apply and submit a question at wyoming.freelegalanswers.org; you're notified by email when an attorney responds and log back in to view the answer.
Wyoming Conference for Violence Prevention & Response
Organized by Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (WCADVSA)
Next confirmed date: September 9–10, 2026 (two-day virtual conference)
Virtual/statewide
A free, two-day virtual conference for advocates and community partners with sessions led by national experts on intimate partner violence risk assessment, trauma-informed advocacy, economic justice, custody/relocation issues, and survivor-centered practice.
How to attend / get involved
Register online at the WCADVSA event page or via wyomingdvsa.org/training-events/. Contact jsanborn@wyomingdvsa.org for registration help.
Organized by Wyoming Continuum of Care (WYCoC) with local partners
Recurring annually: statewide count occurs during the last 10 days of January each year (2026 count occurred January 28–29, with an associated Cheyenne resource fair). Exact 2027 date not yet announced — check wycoc.org.
An annual statewide event pairing the federally mandated homeless population count with a community resource fair offering services, referrals, and information to people experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
How to attend / get involved
Attend the local resource fair (dates/locations vary by county and are announced closer to the event) or volunteer via anna.edwards@wycoc.org. Check wycoc.org/wyoming-point-time for the current year's confirmed date.
Has recurred in past years but no confirmed 2026 date was found — contact the organization directly to confirm if/when the next Stand Down is scheduled. Year-round walk-in services are available regardless of event dates.
Cheyenne, WY (past events held at Cheyenne Elks Lodge #660 / Depot Plaza)
A Stand Down-style event providing homeless and at-risk veterans and their families with food, clothing, and connections to nearly two dozen veteran-service and community organizations offering health screenings, housing, employment, and benefits assistance in one place.
How to attend / get involved
Contact Veterans' Rock at (307) 509-9961 or via veteransrockchey.org to confirm the next Stand Down date; their walk-in services (clothing, food, showers, laundry) are available to veterans in need outside of the Stand Down event itself.
"You Be The Judge" Interactive Civic Education Program
Organized by Wyoming Judicial Branch
No forward calendar published — scheduled upon request by a community, school, or organization rather than on fixed recurring dates.
Varies by request (previously held in Laramie and other Wyoming communities)
A free interactive program where judges and lawyers act out legal scenarios for an audience, who weigh in and render a verdict — a hands-on civics and legal-literacy education event.
How to attend / get involved
To request or find out about a session in your community, contact program manager Jacob Just at (307) 777-7718 or jjust@courts.state.wy.us.
