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$10K grant helps Central Wyoming Hospice expand care team to help more patients in Converse County

Desirae Laird is a social worker who will help Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions serve patients in Converse County. (Central Wyoming Hospice)

CASPER, Wyo. — A $10,000 grant from the Wyoming Community Foundation has helped Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions hire a new social worker who will serve patients in Converse County, Central Wyoming Hospice said in a press release Tuesday.

The grant covered some hiring and training costs for Central Wyoming Hospice to add Desirae Laird, a Douglas resident, to the team.

“I am very excited to work for an organization whose primary focus is patient care and to serve the community I live in,” Laird said in the press release. 

Central Wyoming Hospice said that expanding its team in Converse County will allow more people to stay home and receive hospice services.


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