ABOUT WYO HELP
Your Rights & Feedback
WYO HELP is committed to treating people with dignity, providing fair and equitable access to services, and providing a process for concerns, complaints and appeals.
Your Voice Matters
People who seek or receive services through WYO HELP have the right to be treated fairly and respectfully. We also want people to know where to go when they have a concern about services or disagree with a decision.
Civil Rights & Equal Access
WYO HELP programs and services are provided in accordance with applicable civil rights and nondiscrimination requirements. People seeking assistance should be treated with dignity and have equitable access to available services.
Civil Rights Information →File a Complaint
If you have a concern about your experience with WYO HELP, a program, service, staff member, volunteer or funded partner, you may submit a formal complaint for review.
Complaint Information →Appeal a Decision
If you disagree with an eligibility or service decision made by WYO HELP, information is available about the appeal process and how to request review of that decision.
Appeal Information →Questions or Feedback?
You can contact WYO HELP if you have a question about your rights, need help understanding a process, or want to provide feedback about your experience.