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Community Entry Services' fleet of wheelchair accessible buses and vans help move clients thanks to the generous support of community foundations, businesses and individuals. Matt Andersen, Medical Appointment Professional, assists clients' transportation needs. Transportation is a key service of Community Entry Services. Something most people take for granted is a challenge for those in wheelchairs or heavy and bulky electric powered chairs that can weigh up to 300 lbs.

Kevin Bennett was a professional electric guitar bass player for 25 years...and then discovered direct service to the clients of CES. Lander's own David Dempster with Kevin Bennett, a "DSP" with CES Kevin was just getting off his night shift at Lander's Gary Hudson Center when I was able to sit him down for an interview. For 7 years now Kevin has been helping our clients in Lander to maximize their potential, working primarily with a group of men who live in a group home in t

First Interstate Bank surprised CES with a "Believe in Local" grant on Monday First Interstate Bancsystem Foundation presented the gift to CES staff and clients From a pool of over 600 nonprofits, First Interstate BancSystem Foundation chose CES for a "Believe in local" grant on the suggestion of local Bank employee Lori Mohler "We are incredibly thankful for this generous donation because it will help us continue providing safe homes, job opportunities and daily enrichment f

A beautiful day at Lander's City Park with staff, clients and families enjoying good food, friendship and fun. Lander's own Ron Grogan flipping burgers for a full crowd of CES clients, staff and families The weather was perfect - slightly overcast and a cool breeze as nearly a hundred clients, staff and family members gathered at Lander's City Park on July 20th to enjoy a picnic of food, fun and fellowship. Special thanks to the staff who cooked and served! CES' CEO Shawn G

Updated: Jul 17, 2025 When someone says "adults with disabilities" the stereotypical image tends to be of someone in a wheelchair who is nonverbal. Gary has worked for TLS for 7 years, pleasing owner Stephan Abrams (center) with his good attitude and also his work ethic. But there is actually a wide spectrum of people who fit into the Federal Government's criteria for disabilities. Gary Endecott is one example. He has been working in various jobs around Jackson Hole, WY for o

Learn the details for advocating for those who can't advocate for themselves... https://county10.com/support-community-entry-services.../ July 16th is WYOGIVES day! Please remember CES and our clients - your friends, relatives, neighbors whom we serve in Fremont County. Advocacy for those with intellectual or developmental disabilities or those with acquired brain injuries is what CES is all about. County10's Charene Herrera interviews Shawn and Joe from CES about the upcomi