Personalized Support Services

Let’s go Warbirds!! Come hang out with us. At the Casper Ice Arena tonight. Local sports, local funds, local families. We’re doing Autism Awareness with a World Down Syndrome Day twist.

The game is underway, but there’s still time to get here! A good time, a good cause.

HUGE thank you to all those who sponsored tonight’s Autism Awareness Night jerseys!! Your support will help ensure we can continue our mission to provide services for underfunded children in our community. ♾️ 💙 ❤️ 💛 ♾️

Hey all! This is a great event and benefits our children’s center. Proceeds will allow us to continue to provide childcare for our kiddos with extra support needs at no additional cost to families. Please come show support for our local families. Tonight is game night, tomorrow is game night. Sunday is game day. See you there!

Hey friends! If you’re looking for something fun to do while supporting a great cause… please mark this on your calendars. For those who don’t know, the waitlist for disability support services in Wyoming is currently anywhere between 3-5 YEARS. This means that once a child is diagnosed, families have to wait YEARS to get funding for specialized childcare. The majority of children with disabilities are excluded from typical childcare due to medical needs and/or challenging behaviors. What would life look like for a single mom with no childcare for years?! These are some of the families our childcare center aims to support. But staffing is not cheap and many of our children need higher levels of support than a typical daycare would provide. Among many other supports, we provide 100% inclusive childcare to both children on the supports waiver and those who aren’t yet funded. These are children and families here in our community who typically battle through long, issolated and challenging years with no support. Would love to see you there!

Somebody should put these girls in charge! They are playing “daycare.” Imaginative play allows children to practice empathy and gives a safe space for children to learn about themselves and others as they will often begin to act out thoughts and feelings before a broader conceptual understanding is achieved. These girls are developing social relationships with one another and also exploring bigger social concepts. And they look adorable doing it!

Please consider helping our special needs families who need some extra holiday cheer this season! 🎄

If you haven’t already, don’t forget to sign up for the giving tree by using the QR code. Also, if you wish to purchase gifts for a child, by using the QR code and deliver them to PSS located at 2127 E. 12th St., Casper.

Update: we just got word that Greyson has been found!
Casper community, please be on the lookout for a kiddo that is very near and dear to our heart. Greyson went missing from his home this morning.tn

(UPDATE 12:09pm) CHILD HAS BEEN FOUND SAFE.

Grayson was found unharmed inside a nearby unlocked and unoccupied home. He has been safely reunited with his parents. We sincerely appreciate the help from the public.

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The Casper Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in locating a missing child.

Four-year-old Grayson Muckley was last seen at on Wednesday, December 17, 2025 between 9:55am and 10:10am at his residence in the 700 block of West 55th Street in Casper. It is believed Grayson left the residence undetected.

Grayson is non-verbal and autistic. He is not fearful of people and may respond to his name.

At the time he was last seen, Grayson was wearing a gray and orange sweatshirt, gray sweatpants, and black 'Hey Dude' shoes.

Anyone with information regarding Grayson’s whereabouts is urged to contact the Casper Police Department as soon as possible at 307-235-8278 or by calling 911.

Tips may also be submitted anonymously through Crime Stoppers of Central Wyoming by calling 307-577-8477 or by visiting crimestopperscasper.org.