To provide opportunities for decision making and for assuming responsibility. To become aware of the multiple roles of men and women in today's society. To develop interest in home economics, home economics careers and related occupations. Any student who is enrolled in home economics or has been enrolled in home economics is eligible to become a member on the local, district, state, and national levels of Future Homemakers of America. Dues on the local and district level are set on those levels and vary across the state of Wyoming.
Membership is also available for alumni and associates.
Chapter advisers are home economics teachers. The Wyoming Association for Future Homemakers of America is divided into six districts across the state. Saratoga Torrington Wheatland Districts were originally formed by counties and ability of schools to get together with least amount of travel for district meetings. Schools may petition the State Advisory Board if it is deemed necessary to join a district other than the one they are currently listed under. The six Wyoming FHA districts hold separate leadership conventions in the fall to promote national programs, to provide leadership opportunities for members and officers, and to offer educational activities in the area of home economics and its related occupations.