Helping children and families find their way through behavioral and mental health services.

Helping children and families find their way through behavioral and mental health services.

Helping children and families find their way through behavioral and mental health services.

What is Teton Youth and Family Services?

TYFS is a Jackson Hole-based non-profit supporting children, teens, and their families across the Equality State. Our licensed and understanding staff knows that with accredited programs and suitable, comforting, safe spaces, we can help provide fulfilling and constructive lives for the next generation. We aim to keep families together as much as possible, starting first with community and outpatient resources – because long-term healing happens best in a loving, cohesive unit.

The full spectrum of assistance provided by our three newly renovated facilities includes prevention, emergency shelters, and behavioral treatment programs for Teton, Lincoln, and Sublette County youth, and residential treatment and wilderness therapy trips for troubled boys in Wyoming. TYFS also works directly with the state to provide proper care and advocacy for children in crisis, including court diversion and probation services.

Welcoming centers for young people and families navigating crises and seeking hope – that’s Teton Youth and Family Services. We are here to help.

How our services work

TYFS functions 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year.

How TYFS helps teens in crisis...

Taylor tells her story.

Taylor first came to TYFS when she was twelve. Hardships had led her to long for and struggle to find a happy home life, and she eventually ran away with an older man. Afterward, she was placed in the Van Vleck House Group Home for eight months. Through their care and support, Taylor found her inner strength, uncovered new passions, and formed a meaningful relationship with her father. Her future looks dazzlingly bright – we can’t wait to see what amazing things she does with it.

How TYFS helps teens in crisis...

Taylor tells her story.

How TYFS helps teens in crisis...

Taylor tells her story.

Taylor first came to TYFS when she was twelve. Hardships had led her to long for and struggle to find a happy home life, and she eventually ran away with an older man. Afterward, she was placed in the Van Vleck House Group Home for eight months. Through their care and support, Taylor found her inner strength, uncovered new passions, and formed a meaningful relationship with her father. Her future looks dazzlingly bright – we can’t wait to see what amazing things she does with it.

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Youth Mental Health Summit

The Impact of Technology on Modern-day Youth
May 13 - 15, 2025