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Ryan Cox regularly saw CES clients at his football games so immediately thought of supporting CES when he was given a $500 check All Star football player and HS graduate Ryan Cox meeting with CES' Shawn Griffin A sign of a professional is to not miss little details. In Ryan Cox's case, this meant noticing a persistent fan group on the sidelines cheering him on: clients of Community Entry Services. It would be easy to ignore one more spectator or group in the blur of the glare

CES provides clients weekly opportunities to ride horses Wayne is really getting the hang of it thanks to the great work of Jackson Hole Therapeutic Riding! Here a volunteer Horse leader assists Wayne's horse. Staff member Christi Yannelli also worked for CES and loves introducing the clients to the horses and helping them gain confidence on horseback. CES has partnered with JHTR for years to provide clients with a safe equestrian experience For years Community Entry Services

CES provides employment opportunities for adults with disabilities. CES provides meaningful employment opportunities for adults with disabilities through recycling efforts in Riverton, WY Some 30 years ago, Community Entry Services , (CES) a Riverton, WY based nonprofit that helps adults with disabilities, began a pilot jobs program with Fremont County Solid Waste District to recycle paper, cardboard and plastic from businesses and individuals across the city of Riverton. In

County10's own Charene Herrera interviewing Shawn Griffin, CEO of Community Entry Services https://county10.com/50-years-of-empowerment-the-ces-story-in-fremont-county/

Mike Aurand works as a Quality Assurance professional in the Lander based Gary Hudson Center. Every great healthcare nonprofit must have a culture of "marathon" rather than sprint. Because the care we provide to our clients is what any of us would desire for our children and grandchildren - of whatever age - for their whole life. To create a culture of continuous improvement is a special skill that requires a special person with detailed attention to the qualities that make

LeLand Fighting Bear and family on the big screen at this year's Dancing with the Stars fundraiser Accidents happen every day that can change a life in an instant. It could happen to anyone. Imagine if it was your child, grandchild, brother, sister or friend that suffered a brain injury due to an auto, ski, snowmobile, or other outdoor sports accident. What would become of them? Who could you turn to for help? For a dozen families in Fremont County, the answer to their prayer