Strengthening Wyoming's Workforce,
And Wyoming's Families

The CLIMB Wyoming programs train and place single mothers in higher paying jobs.

In Wyoming and across the U.S., households headed by single mothers are the most likely to live in poverty. Single mother families constitute almost 60% of all Wyoming families in poverty. (ACS 2006) According to the U.S. Department of Labor's 2006 report, Wyoming women earn only 63 cents for every dollar earned by men - one of the largest wage disparities between genders in any state.

CLIMB graduates consistently double or triple their monthly wage income, the impact of which will be felt for generations to come.