Montana Veteran s Resource Guide

Montana Legal Services Association Montana Veteran s Resource Guide January 2012

Table of Contents: National Resources:...3 State Resources:..9 Local Resources:..20 Beaverhead County. 20 Big Horn County 21 Blaine County...23 Broadwater County...24 Carbon County..26 Carter County...29 Cascade County 30 Chouteau County.37 Custer County...38 Daniels County...44 Dawson County 46 Deer Lodge County..48 Fallon County...50 Fergus County.. 52 Flathead County 57 Gallatin County 63 Garfield County...67 Glacier County. 69 Golden Valley County.. 70 Granite County.72 Hill County...73 Jefferson County...77 Judith Basin County.79 Lake County.81 Lewis and Clark County...84 Liberty County..93 Lincoln County 95 Madison County...97 McCone County...98 Meagher County.100 Mineral County...102 Missoula County.105 Musselshell County 110 Northern Cheyenne Reservation.113 Park County 118 Petroleum County...120 Phillips County...122 Pondera County..124 Powder River County.125 Powell County 127 Prairie County.128 Ravalli County...129 Richland County.133 Roosevelt County...140 Rosebud County..141 Sanders County...144 Sheridan County..146 Silver Bow County.147 Stillwater County 151 Sweet Grass County...152 Teton County..154 Toole County..155 Treasure County.156 Valley County.158 Wheatland County..160 Wibaux County...162 Yellowstone County...164 2

NATIONAL RESOURCES: Employment, Education, and Training: Resource Phone Web Services Americorps 800-942-2677 Career One Stop Center College Information www.americorps.g ov www.careeronesto p.org nces.ed.gov/colleg enavigator Service opportunities across the country. Commit to a term of service, serve a community and receive a living stipend and education award. Web resource to explore careers and education. Matches skills and previous job experience to new job opportunities. Salary and benefit information, job growth projections and resume, interview tips. Skills assessment. ELaws Employment Law Assistance for Workers and Small Businesses Helmets to Hardhats www.dol.gov/ela ws/ helmetstohardhats. org/ Information about federal employment laws. Includes helpful information about veterans workplace rights and preference. Works with veterans to get jobs in the construction industry. Hire Heroes USA 866-915-HERO Hireheroesusa.org Nation-wide job service for veterans. Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov/oco A source of career information. Provides valuable assistance to individuals making decisions about their future work lives. O*Net Resource Center www.onetcenter.o rg Occupational information database. Match military knowledge and skills to civilian careers using the crosswalk feature. Real Lifelines through the Department of Labor www.dol.gov/vets /REALifelines Access to online resources for one-on-one employment assistance. Troops to Teachers 850 452 1242 or 800 231 6242 www.dantes.dode d.mil (click Troops to Teachers on list found on left side of screen) Counseling and referral to veterans interesting in beginning a career as a teacher. USA Jobs www.usajobs.gov Find federal employment opportunities on this national website. 3

Emergency Services and Contacts: Resource Phone Web Services National Call Center for Homeless Veterans 877-424-3838 National Domestic Violence Hotline 800-799-7233 (24 hours) www.thehotline.or g Call 24 hours for domestic violence support. National Sexual Assault Hotline 800-656-4673 (24 hours) www.rainn.org Call 24 hours for sexual assault support. Suicide Prevention 1-800-273-TALK press "1" for veterans. suicidepreventionl ifeline.org Confidential suicide prevention hotline. Available to anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress. Counseling/mental health referrals. Vet Center combat Call Center 877-WAR-VETS For veterans to call if they need to talk to someone. Family Support: Resource Phone Web Services National Center for Missing and Exploited Children National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect 800-843-5678 Hotline 800-394-3366 Hotline Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Resource Phone Web Services Alzheimers Disease Education and Referral Center Al-anon Family Groups 800-438-4380 800-870-3400 Call to find an al-anon family group. 4

American Association of Retired Persons 406-441-2277 or 866-295-7278 www.aarp.org Organization for people 50+. American Cancer Society 406-728-1004 www.cancer.org Support for cancer patients, families. American Trauma Society 800-556-7890 www.amtrauma. org/ Advocates for prevention of trauma injury and excellent care for trauma injuries. Automobiles and Adaptive Equipment for Disabled Veterans 800-827-1000 www.benefits.go v/benefits/benefit -details/278 Assistance through VA to acquire adapted automobile or other transportation for disabled veterans. Brain Injury Association Center for Substance Abuse Treatment National Hotline 800-444-6443 www.biausa.org Organization dedicated to quality care, advocacy and education for brain injuries. 800-662-4357 Call for information and advice about substance abuse. Disability Information www.disabilityin fo.gov Disability-related resources, programs, services. HEAR Now 800-328-8602 Hearing aid assistance. Independent Living Resources National Institute of Mental Health, Depression www.ilru.org/ht ml/publications/d irectory/index.ht ml 800-421-4211 www.nimh.nih.g ov Directory of independent living by state. Information about depression, panic disorder and other mental health concerns. Resources. Information. National Rehabilitation Information Center Nationwide Problem Gambling Hotline 800 346 2742 www.naric.com/ Disability and rehabilitation-oriented information. 800-482-8255 Call for information, help. Patient Advocate Foundation 800-532-5274 www.patientadvo cate.org Education, counseling, referrals to cancer patients concerning care, financial issues and other matters. 5

Paying for Senior Care www.payingfors eniorcare.com Web service connecting families with financial and care resources to pay for longterm care. Relapse Prevention Hotline 800 735 2773 Social Security Hotline 800-772-1213 or 441-1270 www.ssa.gov Hotline to ask questions about social security benefits Together Rx Access Discount Card www.togetherrxa ccess.com Save on prescriptions. Veterans Affairs 877-222-8387 www.va.gov/ healtheligibility Information about VA Health System. Eligibility, enrollment process, and benefits. www.myhealth.v a.gov Y Me National Breast Cancer Hotline 800 221 2141 www.y-me.org/ Breast cancer survivors answer questions about breast cancer. 800 Alcohol 800-ALCOHOL or 800-252-6425 www.800alcohol. com Treatment referral network for alcohol addiction treatment. Housing Resource Phone Web Services HUD-VASH Department of Housing and Urban Development and Veterans Affairs 877 222 8387 www.va.gov/ HOMELESS/HUD VASH.asp Housing program through the VA. Connects homeless veterans with housing vouchers and case management. Veterans can be referred by a service provider and can refer themselves. Call the VA to learn more. Programs are usually run out of VA Medical Centers. Rural Development Home Program 406-449-5000 x4 www.rurdev.usda.gov/mt Helping low to moderate income families purchase and repair a home. Low interest loans. 6

Legal Services: Resource Phone Web Services Center for Veterans Advancement 213 385 2977 x 301 www.publiccounsel.org Helps veterans find legal representation. Rental Law USA www.rentlaw.com Web resource with info on renter and landlord law. Stateside Legal statesidelegal.org Legal assistance for service members and vets. The veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program 202-628-8164 Vetsprobono.org Provides Pro Bono attorneys to eligible veterans if their benefits claims reach US Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims. Transportation: Resource Phone Web Services Veterans: Resource Phone Web Services America's Heroes at Work Children of Vietnam Veterans Born with Spina Bifida www.americash eroesatwork.go v 888 820 1756 www.va.gov/h ac/hacmain.as p Tools and services for returning service members affected by TBI and PTSD. Monthly allowance for children of Vietnam Vets born with Spina Bifida Military OneSource 800-342-9647 www.militaryon esource.com Information and resources for service members and families concerning military service. Information in Spanish. Contact a consultant via phone or email who can help you identify and access specific resources. National Call Center for Homeless 877-424-3838 Fastest and easiest way to get help for homeless veterans. 7

Veterans National Veterans Legal Services Program www.nvlsp.org Independent non-profit that helps veterans access military benefits. United States Department of Veterans Affairs 800-827-1000 www.va.gov Information about disability, health care, burial, education loan, home loan and other benefits. Prescriptions, nursing home care. Vetbiz www.vetbiz.gov Information on starting a business, financing and business opportunities. Vet Centers and Combat Call Center 877-WAR-VETS (877-927-8387) Hotline for combat veterans who need to talk to someone. www.vetcente r.va.gov/index. asp Vet Centers are located across the United States and intend to assist veterans and their families with readjustment to civilian life. Veterans and their families can seek counseling, including counseling regarding sexual harassment or assault. VETSUCCESS 800-827-1000 vetsuccess.gov For service members leaving active duty due to medical issues. Services lead to employment and independent living. Apply early because service eligibility is timesensitive. Vetsuccess will attempt to connect people with local/state resources. Other: Resource Phone Web Services The Beehive Benefits.gov Lifeline Across America www.thebeehiv e.org www.benefits.g ov/ 888-225-0232 www.lifeline.go v Web resource with information about jobs, health, childcare, money and various services and how to apply. Answer online questions to learn more about which federal benefits you may qualify for. Assistance with primary home line or cell phone with income eligibility. Usually, 135% of poverty. Veterans History Project www.loc.gov/ve ts//about.html Collects and preserves stories of American War Veterans for future generations. Also collects stories of civilians who were involved with war efforts. To participate register 8

online. STATE RESOURCES: Employment, Education, and Training: Resource Phone Web Services Apprenticeship and Training Montana Department of Labor and Industry 406-444-7914 or 406-444- 3998 Training for entry level workers to learn a skilled occupation. Army Pays 502-613-1222 www.armypays.com List of organizations that hire veterans. Division of Workers Compensation 800-332-6102 Information and guidance for employers/employees. Experience Works 888-249-4691 Assists low-income seniors get training necessary to find work. Montana Department of Labor and Industry Montana Department of Labor and Industry Human Rights Bureau 406-444-5600 Call with complaints or questions regarding employers, back wages, and related issues. 800-542-0807 Complaints or questions regarding workplace discrimination. Montana Joblinc 406-655-6091 www.mtjoblinc.mt.gov Information about jobs: listings, career information, training information and other resources. Montana State Worker Compensation 406-444-6530 or 406-444- 6500 www.safemt.com Information about state worker compensation. Montana Trade 406-256-6871 Assist entrepreneurs with finance and 9

Port Authority Montana Vocational Rehabilitation Unemployment Insurance Division: Billings (East Side) Unemployment Insurance Division: Helena (West Side) 406-444-2590 or 877-296- 1197 406-247-1000 uid.dli.mt.gov/ uid/telephone.asp 406-444-2545 uid.dli.mt.gov/ uid/telephone.asp marketing. Referrals and information about vocational training and rehabilitation. Information about unemployment. Apply for unemployment insurance services by phone or internet. Information about unemployment. Apply for unemployment insurance services by phone or internet. Rural Employment Opportunities U.S. Department of Labor VETS Veterans Upward Bound 800-546-1140 reomontana.org Primarily serves rural Montanans. Helps individuals gain skills/training they need to find stable, well-paying jobs. 406-447-3233 Job resources and services for vets and transitioning service members. 877-356-8387 www.vubmt.com Classes available to veterans who are pursuing a college education. Program is through the Department of Education. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Resource Phone Web Services Hi-Line s Help for Abused Spouses 800 219 7336 (crisis) 406 278 3342 (office) www.hlhas.com/ 24 hour crisis line, advocacy, child advocacy, victim witness services and referral network. Toll-Free Child Abuse Hotline 866-820-KIDS Call if you know or suspect child abuse. Montana Domestic Violence Hotline 800-655-7867 (24 hours) Suicide Crisis 800-273-TALK (24 hours) www.suicidepreve ntionlifeline.org Crisis line. 10

Veterans Crisis Line 800-273-8255 www.veteranscrisi sline.net Call, or chat, trained VA crisis responders. Family Support: Resource Phone Web Services Best Beginnings Child Care Scholarship 406 444 1788 www.dphhs.mt.go v Assistance with licensed child care for parents, scholarship and sliding care fees. Building Security through Assets and Financial Education (BSAFE) 800-745-5546 x124 mtbsafe.org Financial support for victims of domestic violence. Save and buy a house, go to school, or expand a business. Catholic Social Services for Montana 406 252 9173 www.cssmt.org Single Parenting or Adoption counseling. Need not be Catholic. The Compassionate Friends 877 969 0010 www.compassion atefriends.org For families who have suffered the death of a child. Supportive materials and information about support groups. Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies 800-421-MOMS (800-421-6667) www.hmhbmt.org Free crib and sleeper. Education for families about SIDS. Information and support for expectant mothers. Lutheran Social Services of Montana 406 245 9949 www.lssmt.org Single Parenting or adoption counseling. Need not be Lutheran. They will travel to you. Montana Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence 888-404-7794 or 443-7794 www.mcadsv.com Referrals to local programs, advocacy for victims. Serves all of Montana. Montanan National Guard Family Programs www.montanagua rdfamily.org Family support, readiness programs and information. Information for regional offices. Montana WIC (Women Infants Children) program 800-433-4298 Call for information about WIC nutrition program. 11

Parents Lets Unite For Kids (PLUK) 406-255-0540 or 800-222-7585 Montana parental support network and services for families with children with learning disabilities. Health, Disability, and Aging: Resource Phone Web Services Adult Protective Services/Aging Services 800-551-3191 www.dphhs.mt.go v/sltc/ Information and assistance, nursing home ombudsman. To report/learn about elder abuse. Ask a Nurse 406-657-8778 Or 800-762-8778 Confidential health information from nurses. Brain Injury Association of Montana 406-444-2340 or 800-241-6442 www.biausa.org Information and resources for those with traumatic brain injuries and their families Caring Program for Children 800-447-7828 www.caringfound ationmt.com Health insurance for children. For families who might not qualify for government assistance. Disability Rights 800-245-4743 www.disabilityrigh tsmt.org/ Information about disability rights; will advocate on a person s behalf. In specific cases, might be able to help with legal representation. Healthy Montana Kids Healthcare for Homeless Veterans Program 877-543-7669 hmk.mt.gov Free or low-cost health coverage for kids up to 19. 406-447-6064 Assistance obtaining identification, clothing, medical care, addiction services, case management, shelter, etc. Intrepid USA Healthcare Services Nurse First Advice Line 888-800-5311 www.intrepidusa. org 800-330-7847 (24 hours) In-home care services including meals and nursing and medical support. Accepts Medicaid, insurance and private pay. Call to speak with a nurse for advice about symptoms before appointments or visiting an emergency room. 12

Medicaid Recipient Helpline 800-362-8312 Helpline for Medicaid clients. Medicare Helpline 800-332-6146 Answers questions about Medicare insurance coverage. Mental Health Services 406-444-9669 www.mhombuds man.mt.gov Information regarding access or eligibility for mental health services. Migrant Health Program 406 248 3149 www.mtpca.org/ mtmigrant.htm Health services for migrant farm workers. Eligibility involves working more hours or agricultural work than other types of work. Call to make an appoint or learn more about the program. Montana Association for the Blind 406-448-9411 Referrals to services for the blind. Montana Comprehensive Health Association 800 447 7828 www.mthealth.or g Health benefits for those who have been rejected by two insurance companies or who might have a specific major illness. Multiple options and deductibles. Montana Dental Associated Donated Dental Services 406 449 9670 or 888 449 9670 www.mtdental.co m/dds.htm Call for an application or to see if you qualify for donated dental services. Montana Health Care Association 406-443-2876 Nursing home information Montana Relay 800-833-8503 or 866-735-2968 montanarelay.mt.g ov For the hearing or speech impaired: phone equipment and operates Montana Relay which allows communication between standard phones and text phones. Montana statewide number to find Alcoholics Anonymous meetings MonTECH Program 888 607 2000 www.aamontana.org 406-243-5751 montech.ruralinstit ute.umt.edu Call to find a meeting near you. Information and resources regarding assistive technologies and equipment for 13

Montana Warm Line 877-688-3377 www.montanawar mline.org persons with disabilities. Helpline for those living with mental illnesses but who are not in crisis. Montana Tobacco QUIT Line 800-784-8669 Information and guidance on smoking cessation. Narcotics Anonymous 800-990-6262 www.namontana.c om Helpline; to find a NA group near you. Project ARCH 406-447-6820 For eligible veterans living a distance away from a VA facility and who need orthopedic surgery. Senior Services 800-332-2272 or 800-551-3191 www.dphhs.mt.go v/sltc Information and referrals regarding longterm senior care. Vaccines for Children Program 406 444 0277 www.cdc.gov/vac cines/programs/vf c/default.htm Vaccines for children at no cost through VFC enrolled doctors. Housing: Resource Phone Web Services Energy Share of Montana 406-442-4900 www.energyshare mt.com Assists with utilities for low/moderate income families. HUD VASH The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development - Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing Montana Department of Commerce Home Program 406-841-2840 housing.mt.gov Housing voucher and rental assistance for homeless veterans. Also, access to case management and clinical services. 406-841-2840 housing.mt.gov Connect to resources that will help families find or create affordable housing. Many different programs across the state are sponsored through the Department of Commerce. 14

Montana First Time Homebuyers Association 406 442 2265 montanafirsttimeh omebuyers.com Classes that address different aspects of purchasing and owning a home for the first time. Childcare provided at every class. Most classes held in Helena but resources across the state. Montana Landlord Association 406-449-1121 or 888-225-5322 www.mlaonline.or g Landlord or housing complaints. Montana Veterans Home Loan Program NeighborWorks Montana 406-841-2746 Program to assist Montana residents who are National Guard members, reservists or federally qualified veterans to purchase their first home. 866-587-2244 www.nwmt.org Programs include: homeownership information and classes, down payment and closing cost loans, savings match program. Rural Housing Assistance Warm Hearts Warm Homes: Fuel Bill Assistance 406 585 2580 www.rurdev.usda. gov/mt/offices.ht m 800-332-2272 deq.mt.gov/energy / Housing and utilities programs for individuals and families living in rural Montana. Home loans, home repair loans and grants. Fuel bill assistance through the state government s Warm Hearts/Warm Homes program. Legal Services: Resource Phone Web Services American Civil Liberties Union Child Support Enforcement Division 406-443-8590 www.aclumontana.org 406-444-9855 800-346-KIDS Works to preserve individual rights and liberties. Call for information. Will advocate on a case by case basis. Assist locating absent parents, establishing paternity, and child support issues. Citizen s Advocacy Office 800-332-2272 or citizensadvocate. mt.gov/ Call to file complaint against the state government or to seek information. Walkins at Montana State Capitol Room 232 15

406-444-3468 are welcome. Crime Victim Restitution 800-498-6455 www.doj.mt.gov/ victims/victimcom pensation.asp Financial or other assistance to victims of crimes with medical bills, lost wages, etc. Human Rights Bureau IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service Lawyer Referral Service 800-542-0807 Investigates discrimination claims. 406-441-1022 or 877-777-4778 www.irs.gov/advo cate/ 406-449-6577 www.montanabar. org Help resolving tax issues. Services free of charge, for those facing financial hardships. Low-Income Taxpayers Clinic 800-666-6899 www.montanalitc. org Information concerning tax issues/appeals. Montana Defender Project 406-243-6259 Post conviction civil rights matters involving prison conditions and sentence review. Montana Fair Housing 800-929-2611 www.montanafair housing.org Information on and services regarding fair housing. Montana Free File 800-666-6899 www.montanafree file.org Tax filing assistance for moderate to low income households. Opportunity to work with Volunteer Income Tax Assistant or AARP Tax assistant in person. Call for information about locations and times. Montana Human Rights Bureau Montana Legal Services 406-444-2884 800-542-0807 800-666-6899 www.mtlsa.org www.montanalaw help.org Advice and assistance with housing and unemployment complaints. Call for legal information or to learn more about MLSA programs. Montana Medical Legal Panel 877-443-4000 Introduce medical claims here before filing suit. Montana State Bar Association 406 449 6577 www.montanabar.org 16 Lawyer referral service, file complaints about attorneys in Montana, legal research.

MontPIRG Tenant Landlord Hotline 888-345-7474 www.montpirg.or g Hotline to answer questions about Landlord/Tenant issues. Office of Consumer Protection Office of Disciplinary Council Office of the State Public Defender 406-444-4500 or 800-481-6896 877-442-1648 www.montanaodc. org 406-496-6080 http://publicdefen der.mt.gov/ Avoid scams, deceptive businesses. Advice about buying first car or renting an apartment. Small business support Investigates claims of ethical violations of lawyers. Information about public defender services. Peoples Law Center 866-650-9013 Bozeman, Billings 800-406-5567 Helena, Butte, Missoula 800-406-5560 Great Falls, Havre Handles Social Security disability cases, disability cessation, SSI overpayments and Medicaid payments. Property Tax Assistance Program 406-444-1223 revenue.mt.gov Property tax relief. Apply annually. State Bar of Montana 406-442-7660 Montanabar.org Association for attorney regulation and licensing. Reference and research assistance. Modest means program. State Law Library 800-710-9827 http://courts.mt.go v/library/default.m cpx Information about all areas of law for Montana residents. Victim Services and Restorative Justice and Crime Victim Program 800-498-6455 www.doj.mt.gov/v ictims Services to victims and processes claims for innocent victims who were affected by a crime. Transportation: Resource Phone Web Services Medicaid 800-292-7114 Information about getting transportation 17

Transportation Center or 406-443-6100 to and from medical appointments. Veterans: Resource Phone Web Services Airman and Family Readiness Center 406-731-4900 http://341fss.com/afr c1 Support for Airforce members and their families. Resources available for Airforce community. Disabled American Veteran Transport Program to VA Medical Facilities Ft. Harrison: 406 447 7760 Billings: 406 651 2143 Eastern Montana Veterans Home Montana American Legion 406-345-8855 Veterans Nursing Home 406-324-3989 www.mtlegion.org Community of veterans. Information about local meetings. Montana Red Cross 877-272-7337 www.montanaredcro ss.org Emergency communication, emergency financial assistance, referral, support, information and referral. Ask for military caseworker Montana Veterans Home 406-892-3256 Veterans Nursing Home Project Healing Waters www.projecthealing waters.org Fly fishing classes and trips for veterans. Veterans Upward Bound 877-356-8387 www.vubmt.com Enables eligible military veterans take classes that will prepare them for postsecondary education. Warrior and Quiet Waters Foundation www.warriorsandqui etwaters.org Fly fishing for veterans. 18

Other: Resource Phone Web Services Bridge To Benefits www.bridgetoben efits.org/ Answer a few questions to learn more about what public benefits and programs you likely qualify for. Consumer Credit Counseling Service Food Stamps Hotline and Citizen Advocacy 877-ASK-CCCS www.cccsmt.org Assistance and support with managing debt. 800-332-2272 Food stamp hotline. Governor s Office of Indian Affairs 406-444-3702 tribalnations.mt.go v/ Call for information or with questions regarding tribal or Native Americanrelated issues. Montana Credit Unions for Community Development Montana Office of Public Instruction 406-442-9081 montanacreditunio ns.coop 406-444-0691 http://opi.mt.gov/ Financial education, free tax filing services and asset building opportunities. Montana Students Save IDA Program 800-745-5546 x124 www.montanacred itunions.coop Saving program. Savings should assist with cost of attending college/vocational school/job training. Montana Talking Book Library 406-444-2064 or 800-332-3400 msl.mt.gov/talking _book_library/ Library services for those who cannot read conventionally printed material. Free mail loan of recorded books and playback material. Rocky Mountain Development Council 406 447 1680 800 356 6544 Community organization with resources across Montana. Rural Dynamics Inc. 406-761-8721 www.ruraldynami cs.org Programs to help families and individuals achieve economic independence. Tax help. Loan help. Debt help. Savings help. 19

Rural Montana Saves 800-546-1140 www.montanacred itunions.coop Saving program. Savings should assist with cost of attending college/vocational school/job training. United Way of Montana 800-332-8425 Information and referral to services. Western Montana Community Center 406 543 2224 www.gaymontana.org Community, advocacy and networking for gay Montanans and their allies. LOCAL RESOURCES: Beaverhead County Office of Public Assistance 406 683 3773 2 South Pacific #9 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, etc. Employment, Education, and Training: Dillon Job Service 406 683 4259 730 North Montana CL #4 Dillon wsd.dli.mt.gov/ser vice/officelist.asp Montana job service helps people find jobs and training. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: 20

Butte 4C's 406 723 4019 or 800 794 4061 101 E. Broadway Butte Child care resources and referral. Women's Resource Center 406 683 6106 800 253 9811 (emergency) Domestic violence advocacy and assistance. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Beaverhead Mental Health Center 406 683 2200 234 E. Reeder www.wmmhc.org Mental health center. Call with questions. Montana Independent Living Project 406 925 5005 435 South Atlantic #2 www.milp.us Help people with disabilities access services and live fuller more independent lives. Housing: Legal Services: Beaverhead and Madison County Victim Witness 406 843 4232 Services to victims and witnesses of crimes. Transportation: Veterans: 21

Other: Big Horn County HRDC District 7 406 247 4732 or 800 433 1411 7 North 31st Street PO Box 2016, Billings 201 West 4 th, Hardin ccrr@hrdc7.org www.hrdc7.org Information and referral to public services. Child care programs, savings programs, housing programs, etc. Office of Public Assistance 406 665 8700 23 West Eighth PO Box 426 Hardin www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Indian Health Service Dental Care 406 639 2317 PO BOX AD, Lodge Grass Dental care for families 22

Mental Health Center 406 665 8730 800 266 7198 (After hours emergencies) 809 N. Custer Hardin 59034 www.mhcbillings.org Mental health care. Satellite office of Billings Mental Health Center. Housing: Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: Other: Blaine County Human Resources Development Council 4 406 265 6743 or 800 640 6743 2229 5th Ave, Havre 59501 www.hrdc4.org/ Food bank, energy assistance, employment services and other services. Office of Public Assistance 406 357 4149 500 Illinois PO Box 1299, Chinook 59523 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, etc. 23

Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: District IV HRDC Child Care Link 406 265 6743 or 800 640 6743 2229 5th Avenue Havre 59501 childcarelink@hrdc4.org Affordable child care resources and referrals. Fort Belknap Domestic Violence Program 406 353 2205 Domestic violence advocacy and assistance. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Housing: Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: 24

Other: Broadwater County Office of Public Assistance 406-444-1700 3075 North Montana Avenue, Helena 59620 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Broadwater Food Bank 406-422-8825 315 Broadway, Townsend 59644 Food bank. Family Support: Child Care Partnerships 406-443-4608 or 888-244-5368 901 North Benton Avenue, Helena 59601 www.childcare partnerships.org Child care resources and referrals. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Townsend Senior Dinner Club 406-266-3995 516 2nd Street, Townsend Meals and socializing for seniors. 25

Housing: Broadwater Villas 406-442-7178 601 South Oak Street, Townsend Family housing units. Income based rent. Legal Services: Broadwater County Victim Witness 406-266-9237 Transportation: Veterans: Other: Carbon County HRDC District 7 406 247 4732 Or 800 433 1411 7 North 31st Street PO Box 2016 Billings 59103 www.hrdc7.org/ Child care resource and referral Office of Public Assistance 406 446 1302 206 North Broadway PO BOX 670 Red Lodge www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. 26

59068 Employment, Education, and Training: Financial Education Classes 406 425 1698 702 Hauser Red Lodge 59608 Budgeting and spending courses. Classes are free of charge. MSU Carbon County Extension Services 406 962 3522 128 Main St. Joliet 59041 www.msu extension.org/ counties/carbon Classes and educational, services for individuals. Some courses are informal, others count towards credit. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Baretooth Cupboards 406 446 1255 17 East 11th Street Red Lodge 59068 www.cityof redlodge.com/ baretooth cupboards/ Food bank. Emergency food services. Bridger Community Food Bank 406 426 0902 206 North D Street Bridger 59014 Food bank. Joliet Food Bank 406 962 3589 128 S. Main Street Joliet Food bank. Family Support: Boys and Girls Club of Carbon County 406 446 2582 www.bgca.org After school programs for children. 27

Carbon County Head Start 406 962 3012 (Joliet) 406 446 0100 (Red Lodge) Joliet Community Center Joliet 59041 308 South Broadway Ave Preschool for 3 4 year olds. Income eligibility requirements. Red Lodge 59068 Domestic and Sexual Violence Services of Carbon County 406 446 2296 or 406 452 2222 (24 hour helpline) 506 Broadway Red Lodge 59068 www.dsvs montana.org Domestic violence support and advocacy. Shelter and transportation. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Belfry Senior Citizens Center 406 664 3199 Belfry 59008 Senior citizen community. Meals and activities. Referrals. Carbon County Mental Health Center Satellite 406 446 2500 800 266 7198 (after hours emergencies) 206 N. Broadway Red Lodge 59068 www.mhcbillings.or g Counseling, emergency services, addiction services. Sliding scale fee. Golden Age Society 406 662 3441 117 E. Broadway Bridger 59014 Joliet XYZ'ers 406 962 3458 Community Room Joliet 59041 Red Lodge Senior Citizen's Center 406 446 1826 1293 207 S. Villard Red Lodge 59068 28 Senior citizen community. Meals at the center and home delivered meals. Exercise classes, health

information, card playing, bingo. Valley Senior Citizens Center 406 668 7465 202 N. Montana Ave Fromberg 59029 Housing: Cambell Courts 406 446 1463 504 S. 4th Bridger Bridger 59014 Subsidized apartments. Apartments for those aged 62 or older and disabled. Frontier Communities Mountain View Apartments Red Lodge Apartments 406 855 4626 1115 South Adams Red Lodge 59068 406 446 9085 522 Airport Road Red Lodge 59068 406 446 3108 1120 S Edict Ave #A6 Red Lodge 59068 Subsidized rent. For those aged 62 and older or those who are disabled. Rent subsidized apartments. Rent subsidies available. Legal Services: Tri County Victim/Witness 406 322 8003 Red Lodge Transportation: Veterans: 29

Other: Carbon Alternatives 406 446 1675 206 N. Broadway Red Lodge 59068 www.altinc.net Jail alternative and treatment programs. Carter County Office of Public Assistance 406 778 7120 10 West Fallon Ave PO Box 759 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, etc. Baker 59313 Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: DEAP Child Care Education and Support 406 323 6034 Or 800 224 6034 deap@deapmt.org Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Housing: 30

Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: Other: Cascade County Department of Health and Human Services 406 727 7746 2300 10th Ave. S. Great Falls 59405 Information about services. Great Falls Social Security Office 406 761 0661 2008 23rd Street South Great Falls 59405 Office of Public Assistance 406 454 5640 201 First Street South Suite #1 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, etc. Great Falls 59403 Employment, Education, and Training: Educational 406 771 4326 MSU Great Falls www.msun.edu Financial aid 31

Opportunity Center or 800 446 2698 COT 2100 16th Ave. S. Great Falls 59405 /grants/eoc/ greatfalls.htm information. Career exploration counseling to adults interested in going to school. Experience Works 406 761 4821 Great Falls Aims to assist lowincome seniors get training they need to find work. Great Falls Job Service 406 791 5800 1018 7th Street S. Great Falls 59405 greatfallsjsc @mt.gov Montana job service helps people find jobs or training. Special services for veterans. Montana United Indian Association 406 771 8722 105 Smelter Ave NE Suite 111 Great Falls Assists in planning for and obtaining employment. Opportunities INC 406 761 0310 or 800 927 2270 905 First Avenue North PO Box 2289 Great Falls 59403 Low income services. Educational and training opportunities. Veterans, minorities, elderly and disabled. Rural Employment Opportunities 800 546 1140 1824 10th Ave S reomontana.org Non profit that assists those living in rural areas. Aims to connect rural Montanans with education and employment opportunities. Vocational Rehabilitation 406 454 6060 201 1st St. So Suite 2 Great Falls 59405 www.dphhs.mt.gov/vocrehab Vocational training for mentally or physically impaired Montanans. 32

Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Crisis Line/Voices of Hope 406 771 6848 x 3336 or 406 543 HELP 24 hour support to people in crisis. Referrals to other agencies. FISH 406 452 3474 1620 12th Avenue North Great Falls 59401 Emergency food assistance. Great Falls Food Bank 406 452 9029 1620 12th Avenue North Great Falls 59401 Food bank. Rescue Mission 406 761 2653 326 2nd Ave. S. Great Falls 59405 Salvation Army 406 761 5660 616 1st Ave. NW Great Falls 59405 Meals, clothing, and other services. Basic needs: food, shelter, clothing. St. Vincent DePaul Society 406 761 0966 500 Central Ave. W. Great Falls 59404 Emergency services agency. Food, clothing, household furnishings. Stitches, Set Free 406 453 4479 PO Box 6122 Great Falls 59406 Faith based ministry. Basic needs: food, shelter, clothing. YWCA Mercy Home 406 543 1018 or 800 352 7449 220 2nd St North Great Falls 59401 ywcagreatfalls.org Crisis support for women and families. Legal advocacy, victim support. Family Support: 33

Child and Adult Protective Services 406 727 7746 2306 12th Ave. S. Suite 211 Great Falls 59405 Child and adult abuse and neglect. Referrals to services. Child Care Solutions 406 761 6010 or 800 696 4503 202 2nd Ave S. 201 Great Falls 59405 kim@ccs mt.org Child care resource and referral. Daycare Association 406 452 8427 1623 12th Ave. S. Great Falls 59405 Information about child care in Great Falls area. Family Advocacy (Partner/Family Member) 406 731 2161 Domestic violence advocacy and assistance. Family Connections 406 761 6010 600 Central Plaza Great Falls 59401 Helps parents find quality child care. Growing Place 406 761 2466 1130 17th Ave. S. Great Falls 59405 Preschool and daycare information HANDS (Great Falls Public Schools) St. Thomas Child and Family Center 406 268 6932 915 1st Ave S Great Falls 59401 406 761 6538 416 23rd St. N Great Falls 59401 Child care for children 5 11. Child care. Ursuline Centre 406 452 8585 2300 Central Ave Great Falls 59401 Child care; fees vary. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Benefis Chemical Dependency Unit 406 455 2367 Or 406 455 2380 500 15th Avenue S. Great Falls 59405 Addiction services and treatment. 34

Center for Mental Health City County Health Department Community Health Care Center 406 761 2100 1200 10th Avenue S. Great Falls 59405 406 454 6950 115 4th St. S Great Falls 59405 406 454 6973 115 4th St. S Great Falls 59405 Comprehensive mental health services. Services available to entire community. WIC program, STD testing, health consultations. Medical services based on sliding scale. Accepts medicaid and medicare. Falls Aid Network 406 791 9080 2611 10th Ave. S. Great Falls 59405 Indian Alliance 406 268 1510 1220 Central Ave Great Falls 59401 HIV testing and counseling. Medical care, screenings, referrals, mental health care. Planned Parenthood of Great Falls 406 454 3431 www.plannedpare nthood.org Annual exams, birth control, pregnancy testing and counseling, screening for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections, mid life services. Rocky Mountain Treatment Center 406 727 8832 Or 920 4th Ave. N Great Falls 59401 Addiction services and treatment. 800 521 6572 Housing: Great Falls 406 453 4311 1500 6th Ave. housing.mt.gov May have public 35

Housing Authority South housing units. Great Falls 59405 Habitat for Humanity 406 453 5972 220 2nd North Great Falls 59401 Works with lowincome families to build and own their own home. NeighborWorks Montana 406 761 5861 509 1st Ave. S. Great Falls 59401 www.nwmt.org Advice and resources for people looking to become homeowners. Foreclosure information. Income eligibility requirements. Transitional Housing Center/Gateway 406 452 6655 2211 5th Ave. N Great Falls 59401 Transitional housing. Legal Services: Casecade County Self Help Law Center 406 590 4127 415 2nd Ave North Great Falls 59401 Self help law center located in cascade county courthouse. Forms and assistance for pro se litigants. Cascade Law Clinic 406 452 6269 or 406 453 6036 503 First Avenue N. Great Falls 59401 Recruits pro bono attorneys. Provides some legal information. Services for lowincome Montanans. People's Law Center 800 406 5560 or 406 761 7720 Social Security Disability, Medicaid issues. 36

Region 3 Public Defender 406 770 3200 Great Falls Victim/Witness Assistance Program 406 315 1111 Great Falls Transportation: Veterans: Disabled American Veterans 406 452 7384 600 Central Plaza Suite 1 Great Falls 59401 Works with vets and their families to obtain services from the VA. Great Falls VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic 406 791 3200 or 877 468 8387 1417 9th St. South Great Falls 59405 Great Falls Vet Center Great Falls Veterans Service Office 406 452 9048 615 2nd Ave. North Cascade 59401 406 452 2265 600 Central Plaza #300 Great Falls 59401 www.veterans programs.com Other: Consumer Credit Counseling Service 406 761 8721 2022 Central Avenue Great Falls 59403 www.cccsmt.org Bankruptcy counseling. Financial counseling. Housing counseling. Debt management 37

counseling. Tax Prep. Chouteau County Office of Public Assistance 406 622 5432 1020 13th St. PO Box 459 Fort Benton 59442 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: Child Care Solutions 406 761 6010 or 800 696 4503 202 2nd Ave S. Suite 201 Great Falls 59405 kim@ccs mt.org Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Housing: Legal Services: 38

Transportation: Veterans: Rocky Boy Veterans Center 406 395 4728 111 Clinic Road Box Elder 59521 www.rockyboy veterans.org Located in the Rocky Boy Senior Center Building Other: Custer County Office of Public Assistance 406-874-3334 219 North Merriam Avenue, Miles City 59301 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Center for Academic Success 406-874-6150 or 888-849-8047 2715 Dickinson, Miles City 59301 Adult Basic Education and GED preparation. Classes to improve math, reading, vocabulary, and study skills. Career Counseling and placement center. 39

Custer County Rural Schools Eastern Plains RC&D Eastern Montana Industries 406-874-3421 Custer County Courthouse 1010 Main, Miles City 59301 406-433-5024 123 West Main, Sidney 59270 406-234-3740 805 South Hayes, Miles City 59301 Information about enrolling students in rural or country schools. Assist entrepreneurs in finance and market when starting small business. Services 16 eastern Montana counties. Workshop for individuals with disabilities. Support for disabled individuals and their families. Indian Development and Education Alliance 406-234-6112 Or 800-298-4332 8 North 6th Street, Miles City 59301 Programs for American Indians to adjust to urban setting. Educational activities, career training, and employment referrals. Miles Community College 406-874-6100 or 800-541-9281 2715 Dickinson Street, Miles City 59301 milescc.edu Continuing education. Financial aid available. Evening classes and online classes. Workforce training. Miles City Job Service 406-232-8340 12 North 10th Street, Miles City 59301 milescityjsc @mt.gov Miles City job services. Miles City Public Schools 406-234-3840 1604 Main Street, Miles City 59301 Information about enrolling in Miles City Public Schools. Project Challenge 406-232-9741 519 Main Street, Employment and training services 40

Miles City 59301 for people who have been laid off. Vocational Rehabilitation 406-232-0583 114 North 7th Street, Miles City 59301 www.dphhs.mt. gov/vocrehab Vocational training for mentally or physically impaired. WoRC Program 406-874-6155 or 888-849-8047 2715 Dickinson, Miles City 59301 Frograms working with recipients of TANF. Career counseling, training. Financial assistance. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Custer Network Against Domestic Abuse 406-951-0475 (24 hour crisis) 406-234-0542 24 Hour Crisis line and domestic violence support. Food Bank 406-951-3526 VA Medical Building, Miles City 59301 Emergency food assistance. Salvation Army 406-232-3411 Veterans Hospital Complex, Miles City 59301 Emergency food, clothing, shelter and other services to those in need. Family Support: DEAP Child Care Education and Support 406-232-6034 or 800-224-6034 2200 Box Elder, Miles City 59301 deap@deapmt.org Child care resources and referral. Including developmentally disabled or at-risk children. Department of Family Services 406-323-1385 708 Palmer, Miles City 59301 41 Family social services. Child and Adult protective

Head Start 406-232-5223 1608 North Merriam, Miles City 59301 www.aemt.org services. Head start program for kids. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Alcoholics /Narcotics Anonymous 406-232-3459 Clubroom located in Ursuline Convent. Meeting schedule is posted in Miles City Star. Clark Street Inn 406-232-1856 2607 Main Unit 3, Miles City 59301 Transitional care program for mental health patients. Custer County Community Health Center INC. 406-234-8793 210 S. Winchester, Miles City 59301 Affordable and accessible health care. Located on second floor of VA complex. Custer County Health Nurse 406-233-3377 1010 Main, Miles City 59301 Custer County Public Health Department 406-874-3377 Family Planning Center, Courthouse Annex, Miles City 59301 Medical services for any person that needs it. Sliding scale fees. Mammogram and cervical exams. Eastern Montana Community Mental Health Center 406-234-0234 2508 Wilson, Miles City 59301 www.emcmhc.org Emergency mental health services. Addiction services. Various levels of care. Getting Through Grief Support Group 406-232-4457 1717 Main Street, Miles City 59301 Support group. Holy Rosary Health Care 406-233-2600 2800 Wilson, Miles City 59301 Hospital, clinic, health care. 42

LIFTT 406-234-2599 2200 Box Elder Suite 132, Miles City 59301 Lions Club 406-234-7426 1909 Main Street, Miles City 59301 Living Independently for Today and Tomorrow: services to people with all types of disabilities. Will help with cost of prescription glasses based on individual circumstances. Meals on Wheels 406-874-3377 Custer County Health Deparment Courthouse Annex, Miles City 59301 Delivers meals. Sliding scale cost. Wel-Care Assist 406-232-5134 Miles City, 59301 Home health services through Medicare and Medicaid. Housing: Custer Villa Apartments 406-234-7755 210 Arrowhead, Miles City 59301 Low income housing. Cornerstone Apartments 406-234-3433 310 North Jordon, Miles City 59301 Low income housing. Miles City Housing Authority 406-232-3433 City Hall, 17 South 8 th Street, Miles City 59301 housing.mt.gov Public housing units, project based units, and vouchers. Weatherization Office 406-234-8027 1608 N. Merriam, Miles City 59301 www.aemt.org Weatherization programs for lowincome homeowners. Reduce energy consumption and 43

costs. Legal Services: Custer County Attorney Custer County Victim Witness Assistance Juvenile Division 16th Judicial District 406-874-3310 Custer County Courthouse 1010 Main, Miles City 59301 406-874-8638 406-874-3418 Courthouse Annex, Miles City 59301 Legal services, child support action. Legal counseling for young people. Public Defender 406-234-1702 Transportation: Veterans: Miles City Veterans Service Office 406 232 1203 210 S. Winchester Miles City 59301 Other: Custer County Extension Office 406-874-3370 Custer County Courthouse 1010 Main, Miles City 59301 Information about Food Stamps and the Nutrition Education Program. 44

Miles City Chamber of Commerce St. Vincent DePaul Society 406-234-2890 511 Pleasant, Miles City 59301 406-234-3011 407 Main Street, Miles City 59301 Community center. Access community information. Clothing, furniture, books and small appliances for sale or for those in need. Woods 'n' Goods 406-232-0036 17 South 6th Street, Miles City 59301 Collection of clothing, furniture, books and small appliances for sale or for those in need. Daniels County Office of Public Assistance 406 765 1370 100 West Laurel Avenue Plentywood 59254 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: Hi Line Home Program Inc 406-228-9431 or 800-659-3673 605 Third Ave South Glasgow 59230 www.hiline homeprograms. org Serves children and families. Child care referrals. The Women s 877 972 3232 Crisis line and 45

Resource Center satellite office. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Eastern Montana Community Mental Health Center 406 487 2296 Daniels Memorial Health Center Scobey 59263 www.emcmhc.org Emergency mental health services and addiction services. Various level of care for a variety of mental illnesses. Housing: Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: Other: Dawson County Office of Public Assistance 406 377 4314 121 South Douglas Street www.dphhs.mt.go v SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other 46

Glendive 59330 government programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Action for Eastern Montana 406 337 3564 or 800 227 3564 2030 N. Merrill Ave Glendive 59330 www.aemt.org/in dex.html Employment training, housing assistance, energy programs. Glendive Job Service 406 377 3314 211 South Kendrick Glendive 59330 glendivejsc@mt.g ov Montana job service helps people find jobs and training. Involved services for veterans. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: DEAP Child Care Education and Support 406 232 6034 or 800 224 6034 2200 Box Elder Suite 151 Miles City 59301 deap@deapmt.org Child care resource and referral. Head Start 406 377 3009 120 Colorado Blvd. Glendive 59330 www.aemt.org Head start programs for kids. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Dawson County Health Nurse Eastern Montana Community 406 337 5213 207 W. Bel Glendive 59330 406 377 6075 313 W. Valentine www.emcmhc.org Emergency mental health and 47

Mental Health Center 406 377 6074 (crisis) Glendive 59330 addiction services. Various level of care for a variety of mental illnesses and conditions. Living Independently for Today and Tomorrow (LIFTT) 406 377 4062 Or 888 502 9700 115 W. Valentine Glendive 59330 Skills training, peer support, advocacy for people with disabilities. Housing: Action for Eastern Montana 406 337 3564 or 800 227 3564 2030 N. Merrill Ave Glendive 59330 www.aemt.org /index.html Employment training, housing assistance, energy programs. Dawson Co Housing Authority 406 433 1978 PO BOX 212 Glendive housing.mt.gov May have public housing units. Legal Services: Region 10 Public Defender 406 377 3113 Glendive Victim/Witness 406 377 2818 Glendive Transportation: Veterans: Glendive VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic 406 377 4755 2000 Montana Avenue Glendive 59330 48

Other: Deer Lodge County Office of Public Assistance 406 563 3448 307 East Park Room 305 Anaconda 59711 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government benefits. Employment, Education, and Training: Anaconda Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center 406 563 8700 1407 Foster Creek Road Anaconda, 59711 anaconda. jobcorps.gov Work, training, education primarily for young people. Anaconda Job Service 406 563 3444 307 East Park Anaconda 59711 anacondajs @mt.gov Montana job service helps people find jobs or job training. Vets are particularly encouraged to drop by. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Resources Crisis Center 800 563 7972 Family Support: Anaconda Family 406 563 7972 118 East 7th Suite anacondafrc.org Legal representation for 49

Resource Center 1B Anaconda, 59711 families, esp. children. Parenting courses, etc. Butte 4C's 406 723 4019 or 800 794 4061 101 E. Broadway Butte 59701 kcuthill@butte4 cs.org Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Western Montana Mental Health Center 406 563 3413 307 E. Park Ave Suite 211 Anaconda 59711 www.wmmhc.org Mental health center. Housing: Anaconda Housing Authority 406 563 2921 10 Main St. PO BOX 1350 Anaconda 59711 housing.mt.gov May have public housing units or vouchers available. Legal Services: Anaconda/Deer Lodge County Victim Witness 406 563 4007 Anaconda, 59711 Transportation: Veterans: 50

Anaconda VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic 406 496 3000 118 E. 7th Street Anaconda 59711 Medical care and resources for veterans. Other: Fallon County Office of Public Assistance 406 778 7120 10 West Fallon Ave PO Box 759 Baker 59313 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance etc. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: DEAP Child Care Education and Support 406 232 6034 or 800 224 6034 2200 Box Elder Suite 151 Miles City 59301 deap@deapmt.org Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Eastern Montana Community 406 234 1687 205 S 4th St. W www.emcmhc.org Emergency mental health services, 51

Mental Health Center Baker 59313 addiction services, various level of care for a variety of mental illnesses. Housing: Fallon Village 406 778 2690 924 Dakota Ave Baker 59313 Low income housing. Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: Other: Fergus County 52

District VI HRDC 406 535 7488 or 800 766 3018 300 First Avenue N. Suite 203 www.hrdc6.org Heating assistance, weatherization, employment, training, WIC, childcare resources, housing assistance. Fergus County Public Assistance 406 538 7468 300 1st Ave. N Suite 201 Lewistown 59457 Assistance through state programs including SNAP, TANF, etc. Office of Public Assistance 406 538 7468 312 Birch St. Suite 1 Lewiston 59457 www.dphhs. mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Adult Learning Center Central Montana Education Center 406 535 7849 773 Airport Rd. Lewiston 59457 406 535 9022 773 Airport Road Lewiston 59457 Free tutoring in reading, writing, math, computer skills; GED classes. GED preparation testing and adult basic skills and literacy education. Displaced Homemaker (HRDC program) 406 535 7488 or 800 766 3018 300 1st Ave North #203 Lewiston 59457 www.hrdc6.org Career and education support for those looking for work after a divorce, separation, or death of primary income earner. Experience Works 406 761 4821 1601 2nd Ave. N #100A Employment opportunities and 53

Great Falls 59401 training for 55+. Lewistown Job Service 406 538 8701 300 First Avenue North Lewiston 59457 lewistownjsc @mt.gov Montana job service helps people find jobs and training. Veterans are encouraged to stop by. MSU Extension Services 406 535 3919 712 W. Main Lewiston 59457 Educational resources for improving communities. MSU Northern 406 535 5577 or 406 535 9022 773 Airport Road Lewiston 59457 Coursework and financial aid. Snowy Mountain Industries 406 538 5130 132 Wunderlin Lewiston 59457 Vocational, independent living training, survival and academic training for mentally handicapped adults. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Adult Protective Services 406 538 3779 300 1st Avenue North Lewiston 59457 Services for elderly or handicapped adults. Clearinghouse Connections 406 535 7488 or 800 766 3018 300 1st Avenue North #203 Lewiston 59457 Emergency resource and referral. Connect those in an emergency to resources or with financial assistance. 54

CMMC Crisis Intervention 406 538 6277 408 Wendell Ave Assists patients and families in emergency rooms. Also works with crisis intervention. Community Cupboard 406 535 2015 203 4th Ave N. Lewiston 59457 Emergency food assistance. Ministerial Association 406 538 3728 or 215 5th Ave. S. Lewiston 59457 Assistance to those in need. 406 538 8252 St. James Episcopal Church Children's Closet 406 538 5151 502 W. Montana Lewiston 59457 Clothing for children and families. Family Support: Child and Family Services 406 538 7731 300 1st Ave. N Lewiston 59457 Child protective services. Child Care Resource and Referral (HRDC) 406 535 7488 Or 800 766 3018 300 1st Avenue North Lewiston 59457 www.hrdc6.org Child care information and referrals. Financial assistance to income eligible families. Family Planning (Central Montana) 406 535 8811 or 877 421 8646 505 W. Main St. Suite 108 Lewiston 59457 www.cmtfp.org STD screening and treatment. Breast and pelvic exams. Pap smear. Basic health screening. Families United 406 538 7253 or 406 538 7731 PO Box 227 Lewiston 59457 Family support and advocacy. Family strength assessments. Counseling and parenting classes. Head Start 406 535 7751 25 Meadowlark Pre school 55

or Lane program. 800 766 3028 Lewiston 59457 HRDC District VI Child Care Link 406 535 7488 or 800 766 3018 300 First Ave North Suite 203 Lewiston 59457 jmann@mt.gov Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Alcohol and Drug Services of Central Montana American Heart Association Brain Injury Association of Montana Support Group Central Montana Community Health Center Central Montana Health District 406 538 8421 505 W. Main St. Suite 418 Lewiston 59457 406 538 3221 905 W. Janeaux Lewiston 59457 406 538 3608 215 5th Avenue S. Lewiston 59457 406 535 6545 773 Airport Road Lewiston 59457 406 535 3983 712 W. Main St. Lewiston 59457 Addiction services and treatment. Referrals for information. Support group for those with brain injuries. Access information and services regarding brain injuries. Medical care on a sliding scale. Other resources including a caregivers support group. Immunizations, health information and referrals. Council on Aging 406 535 7486 307 W. Watson Lewiston 59457 www.fccoa.net Foot clinic, homemaking services, meal sites, food commodities, transportation, clothing and home furnishings. 56

Fergus County Nurses Office 406 535 7433 712 W. Main Lewiston 59457 Immunizations, referral and information. Drug and alcohol program. Mental Health Center 406 538 7483 Or 212 Wendell St. Lewiston 59457 www.mhcbillings.org Counseling, case management. 800 266 7198 MT Mental Health Nursing Care Center Support and Techniques for Empowering People (STEP) 406 538 7451 800 Casino Creek Rd. Lewiston 59457 406 538 9759 224 Main St. #504 Lewiston 59457 Mental health nursing facility. Services for developmentally disabled. Housing: Lewistown Apartments 406 538 2211 Lewiston Subsidized housing. Legal Services: County Attorney Fergus county Courthouse Fergus County Victim Witness Assistance Region 7 Public Defender 406 535 8127 712 W. Main St. Lewiston 59457 406 535 8127 406 535 3703 Lewistown Child support enforcement, bad check program, prosecution. 57

Transportation: Veterans: Lewistown VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic Lewistown Veterans Service Office 406 535 4790 629 NE Main Suite 1 Lewiston 59457 406 538 3174 505 W. Main Ste 217 Fergus 59457 Veterans Services 406 538 3174 629 NE Main Lewiston 59457 Pension benefits for veterans over 65. Other: Flathead County Kalispell Social Security Office 406 755 1015 Ashley Sq Mall Suite D Kalispell 59901 Office of Public Assistance 406-751-5900 121 Financial Drive Suite A, Kalispell 59901 www.dphhs.mt. gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Educational 406-756-3916 Flathead Valley Financial aid info 58

Opportunity Center Community College 777 Grandview Dr. LRC 141, Kalispell 59901 and career exploration counseling to adults interested in going to school. Experience Works 406-257-1968 Works with low income seniors to get necessary training to find work. Flathead Job Service 406-758-6200 427 First Avenue East, Kalispell 59901 kalispelljsc@mt.g ov Flathead Valley Community College 406-756-3822 777 Grandview Drive, Kalispell 59901 www.fvcc.edu Continuing education; GED classes. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Community Kitchen 406-752-7337 348 2nd Ave West, Kalispell 59901 www.feedtheflat head.com Meals at a different location each day of the week. Call or visit website for schedule. Columbia Falls Food Bank 406-892-0241 82 Railroad Street East, Columbia Falls Food bank. Flathead Valley Food Bank 406-752-3663 1203 Hwy 2 West, Kalispell Food bank. Some clothing. Delivery possible. 7545 Hwy 35 (Streeters Corner), Big Fork Calvary Lutheran Church 2200 Hwy 2 East, Evergreen 59

Fire Department Auxiliary Building, Marion North Valley Food Bank Canyon Head Start Bldg/ 755 S. Fork Road, Martin City 406-862-5863 311 1st Street, Whitefish 59937 Food and clothing. Salvation Army 406-257-4357 110 Bountiful Drive, Kalispell 59904 Emergency assistance: food, shelter, clothing. Samaritan House 406-257-5801 124 9th Avenue West, Kalispell 59901 Shelter and basic needs for homeless. Violence Free Crisis Line 406-752-7273 (24 hour) or 406-752-4735 PO Box 1401, Kalispell 59860 www.violence freecrisisline.org Crisis line. Shelter and resources for women and children. West Shore Food Bank 406-261-4560 7151 US Hwy. 93, Lakeside Food bank. Family Support: The Nurturing Center 406-756-1414 146 Third Avenue West, Kalispell 59901 www.nurturing center.org Referrals for low cost and subsidized childcare. Vocational Rehabilitation 406-751-5940 121 Financial Drive Suite B, Kalispell 59901 www.dphhs.mt. gov/vocrehab Vocational training for mental or physically impaired. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: 60

Alcoholics Anonymous Columbia Falls Alcoholics Anonymous Kalispell 406-257-7185 110 Nucleus Ave, Columbia Falls 59912 406-257-7185 aa-kalispell.org /home.html Find resources or attend a meeting. Information about AA/NA meetings in Flathead County. Alternative Youth Care 406-857-2506 4880 US HWY 93 South Kalispell 59901 www.alternative youthcare.net Transitional housing for young men. Flathead County Senior Services 406-758-5730 160 Kelly Road, Kalispell 59901 flathead.mt.gov /aging/ Services for seniors: Meals on Wheels, transportation, home repair, homemaker services, companion care, legal counseling, insurance counseling, telephone reassurance. Flathead Valley Chemical Dependency Clinic 406-756-6453 1312 North Meridian Road Kalispell 59901 Substance abuse treatment center. Addiction services. Kalispell Adult Mental Health Center 406-257-1336 410 Windward Way, Kalispell 59901 www.wmmhc.or g Mental health center. Kalispell Community Based Outpatient Clinic 406-758-2700 31 Three Mile Drive Suite 102, Kalispell 59901 Pathways Treatment Center 406-756-3950 200 Heritage Way Kalispell 59901 Inpatient/outpatient treatment for chemical dependency. Shepherd's Hand Free Clinic 406-260-3502 5150 River Lakes Parkway, Whitefish 59937 www.shepards hand.com Health care. Also: warm meals, food. 61

Summit Independent Living Center 406-257-0048 Gateway Community Center 1203 Highway 2 W. #35 Kalispell 59901 www.summit ilc.org Facility information and referrals for individuals living with mental or physical impairments. Information on services. Housing: El Dorita Village 406-752-7884 420 Liberty Street, Kalispell 59901 Glacier Manor 406-257-5417 506 1st Ave West, Kalispell 59901 HUD subsidized family housing. HUD subsidized family housing. Whitefish Housing Authority 406-862-4143 402 E. 2nd Street, Whitefish 59937 housing.mt.gov Public housing units, project based units and vouchers. Legal Services: Flathead County Self Help Law Center Flathead County Victim Witness 406 758 2496 Flathead County Justice Center 920 South Main 3rd Floor Kalispell 59901 406-758-5630 Information and resources for those maneuvering the legal system without an attorney. Public Defender 406-444-9505 Transportation: 62

Eagle Transit 406-758-5728 flathead.mt.gov /eagle/ Transportation. Low cost for elderly. Veterans: Kalispell Vet Center 406-257-7308 690 N. Meridian R. Ste. #101, Kalispell 59901 www.veterans programs.com Kalispell Veterans Service Office 406 755 3795 2989 Highway 93 North Kalispell 59901 NW Montana Veterans Stand Down and Food Pantry 406-756-7304 1349 Hwy 2, East Kalispell 59901 veteransfood pantry.org Help up to veterans and their families. Other: Community Action Partnership of Northwest Montana 406-752-6565 214 Main Street, Kalispell 59904 Low-income services. Educational and training opportunities. Help Net- First Call for Referral 800-332-8425 PO Box 8181, Kalispell 59901 24 hour information and referral. United Way of Flathead, Lake, Lincoln, Glacier and Sanders Counties 406-752-7266 PO Box 7217, Kalispell 59904 www.montana 211.org Information and referral to services. Gallatin County 63

Bozeman Social Security Office 406 586 4501 3205 N 27th Avenue Bozeman 59718 HRDC Human Resource Development Council 406 587 4486 32 South Tracy Bozeman 59715 Help finding affordable housing. Office of Public Assistance 406 582 3010 12 North 3rd Bozeman 59715 www.dphhs. mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Bozeman Job Service 406 582 9200 121 North Willson Bozeman 59715 bozemanjsc @mt.gov Montana job service helps people find jobs and training. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Promise 406 582 7388 Provides temporary housing for families. Gallatin Valley Food Bank 406 586 7600 602 Bond St. Bozeman 59715 www.gallatinvalley foodbank.org Food bank with resources for those in need. Haven 406 586 7689 PO Box 752 Bozeman 59771 The Help Center 406 586 3333 421 E. Peach St. Bozeman 59715 havenmt.org www.bozeman helpcenter.org/ Women s shelter, resources and support for women. Suicide and sexual assault support. LOVE Inc. 406 587 3008 www.loveincgc.org Network of churches that 64

strives to assist those in need in Gallatin County. Call for assistance 10am 2pm M Th. Salvation Army 406 586 5813 32 S. Rouse Ave Bozeman 59715 Family Support: Child Care Connections 406 587 7786 Or 800 962 0418 1600 Ellis Street Bozeman 59715 www.childcare connections.info Child care resources and referrals. Hearts and Homes 406 585 8544 3316 W. Babcock St. Bozeman 59718 Thrive 406 587 3840 400 E. Babcock Bozeman 59715 www.gallatinvalley foodbank.org www.allthrive.org Supervised visitation, parenting classes and resources. Resources for parents and kids; mentoring. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Bozeman Mental Health Center 406 522 7357 699 Farmhouse Lane www.gallatin mentalhealth.org Mental health center. Bozeman 59175 Bridger Clinic Inc 406 587 0681 300 N. Willson Ave #2001 Bozeman 59715 www.bridger care.org Sliding scale sexual health services. Home Care Montana 406 582 1680 321 East Main Suite 214 Bozeman Home health nurses and personal care attendants. Hope House 406 585 1130 316 N. Tracy Ave. Counseling and 65

Bozeman 59715 support for addiction issues. Montana Independent Living Project 406 522 7300 1165 N. 14th Avenue Suite 4 Bozeman 59715 www.milp.us Help people with disabilities access services and live fuller more independent lives. Open Arms Drop In Center 406 522 7357 300 N. Willson Ave #802H Bozeman 59715 Mental health care, support, classes, activities. Vocational Rehabilitation 406 587 0601 220 West Lamme Suite 1E Bozeman 59715 www.dphhs. mt.gov/vocrehab Vocational training for mentally and physically impaired. Housing: Legal Services: Community Mediation Center Gallatin County Self Help Law Center Montana State University 406 522 8442 104 East Main Street Suite 312 Bozeman 59715 406 582 2158 615 S. 16th Avenue Bozeman 59715 406 994 2935 MSU Strand Union Building 66 Small claims cases, divorce, family disputes, landlord tenant issues, neighborhood conflicts, land use disputes, victim offender mediation. Full service self help center located in Gallatin County Law and Justice Center. Legal Assistance to students at MSU. Landlord tenant

issues, family law issues, and criminal problems. Region 8 Public Defender 406 582 2450 Victim/Witness Services 406 582 2076 or 406 582 2075 615 S 16th Ave #313 Bozeman 59715 Helps victims with criminal cases and the procedures surrounding them. Youth Imperative Inc 406 522 8888 Provides legal services, education and special education advocacy for youth. Transportation: Streamline Bus 406 587 2434 www.stream linebus.com Streamline routes provide service to and from Bozeman, Belgrade, Four Corners, Livingston and seasonal routes for Bridger Bowl. Veterans: Belgrade Veterans Service Office Bozeman VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic 406 338 4601 350 Airport Rd. Belgrade 59714 406 582 5300 300 N. Willson Suite 703 G Bozeman 59715 67

Other: Consumer Credit Counseling Service 406 582 9273 8645 Huffine Lane Suite 3 Bozeman 59718 www.cccsmt.org Bankruptcy counseling, financial counseling, housing counseling, debt management counseling, tax preparation. Garfield County Office of Public Assistance 406 778 7120 10 West Fallon Ave PO Box 759 Baker 59313 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Food Bank 406 557 2500 PO Box 7 Jordan 59337 Part of county health nurse's office. Family Support: DEAP Child Care Education and Support 406 232 6034 or 800 224 6034 2200 Box Elder Suite 151 Box City 59301 deap@deapmt.org Child care resource and referral. 68

Health, Disability, and Aging Services: County Health Nurse 406 557 2500 PO Box 7 Jordan 59337 Health information. Eastern Montana Community Mental Health Center 406 234 1687 Garfield Co. Medical Center 322 Leavitt Ave Jordan 59337 www.emcmhc.org Emergency mental health, addiction services. Various level of care for a variety of mental illnesses. Housing: Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: Other: Glacier County Office of Public Assistance 406 338 5131 406 338 5162 121 First Avenue NW PO Box 3025 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government 69

(Browning) Browning 59417 assistance. 406 873 4113 (Cut Bank) 505 East Main Cut Bank 59427 Employment, Education, and Training: Cut Bank/Shelby Job Service 406 873 2191 501 East Main Cut Bank 59427 cutbankjsc@mt.gov Montana job service helps people find jobs and training. Veterans are encouraged to stop by. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: United Way of Flathead, Lake, Lincoln, Glacier and Sanders Counties 406 752 7266 PO Box 7217 Kalispell 59904 www.montana 211.org/ Information and referral to services. Family Support: Child Care Solutions 406 761 3010 Or 800 696 4503 202 2nd Ave S. Suite 201 Great Falls 59405 kim@ccs mt.org Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Cut Bank Primary 406 873 9047 #8 Second Avenue 70

Care Clinic SE Cut Bank 59427 Housing: Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: Other: Golden Valley County Office of Public Assistance 406 538 7468 312 N. Birch St. Ste. 1 Lewistown 59457 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Experience Works 406 655 6097 1601 2nd Ave. N #100A Employment opportunities and training for those 71

Great Falls 59401 55+ Job Service 406 652 3080 2121 Rosebud Dr. Billings, 59102 Employment services. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Adult Protective Services SAVES, Inc. Satellite Office 406 538 3779 300 1st Avenue North Lewistown 59457 406 323 2602 or 800 535 2303 Services for elderly or handicapped adults. Domestic violence support and advocacy, shelter and transport. Family Support: Child Care Link 406 535 7488 or 800 766 3018 300 First Ave North Suite 203 Lewistown 59457 jmann@mt.gov Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Housing: Legal Services: County Attorney Golden Valley County 406 568 2272 Child support enforcement, bad check program, 72

etc. Musselshell and Golden Valley Victim Witness 406 323 2540 Roundup Transportation: Veterans: Other: Granite County Office of Public Assistance 406 563 3448 307 East Park Room 305 Anaconda 59711 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: Butte 4C's 406 723 4019 101 E. Broadway kcuthill@butte4 cs.org Child care resource and 73

or 800 794 4061 Butte 59701 referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Housing: Legal Services: Granite County Victim/Witness 406 859 0105 Phillipsburg Transportation: Veterans: Other: Hill County District IV HRDC 406 265 6743 2229 Fifth Avenue Havre 59501 Programs for individuals or families. Education and training opportunities. 74

Havre Social Security Office 800 325 0778 Suite A 123 5th Avenue Havre 59501 Hill County Human Services 406 265 4348 302 4th Ave. Havre 59501 SNAP, Medicaid, cash assistance and job information. Office of Public Assistance 406 265 4348 Ryan Building 48 Second Avenue Suite 200 Havre 59501 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other public benefit programs etc. Employment, Education, and Training: Educational Opportunity Center 406 265 4142 406 395 4875 Stone Child College, Box Elder Rocky Boy Reservation 59521 www.msun.edu /grants/eoc/ havre.htm Provides financial aid information and career exploration counseling to adults interested in going to school. Services free or low cost. Havre Job Service 406 265 5847 160 First Avenue havrejsc@mt.gov Montana job service helps people find jobs and training. Veterans are encouraged to stop by. Vocational Training/Job Training 406 265 6933 135 3rd Ave. Suite D. Havre 59501 Job training services and referrals. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: 75

District IV HRDV Domestic Abuse Program 406 265 2222 Domestic violence advocacy and assistance. Salvation Army 406 265 6411 605 2nd St. Havre 59501 Shelter, basic needs, food and clothing. Family Support: Child Care Link 406 265 6473 or 800 640 6743 2229 5th Avenue Havre 59501 childcarelink @hrdc4.org Child care resource and referral. Community Health 406 265 5481 Hill County Courthouse Havre 59501 Preventative health services, counseling, testing, referrals. DPHHS Child and Family Services Mental Health Care and Substance Abuse Treatment 406 265 1233 314 4th Ave. Annex Havre 59501 406 265 9639 312 3rd St. Havre 59501 Child protection services, child care referrals. Metal health services. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Vocational Rehabilitation 406 265 6933 48 2nd Avenue Suite 123 Havre 59501 www.dphhs.mt.gov/vocrehab Vocational training for mentally or physically impaired. Housing: 76

Legal Services: Highline Self Help Law Center 406 437 2034 Hill County Courthouse 315 Fourth Street Havre 59501 No criminal law, incarcerated felons or appellate cases. Montana Legal Services 406 265 4731 2229 5th Avenue Havre 59501 www.mtlsa.org Legal information and help for civil cases. People's Law Center Region 6 Public Defender 800 406 5560 Information about Social Security Disability, Medicaid. 406 265 2199 Havre Transportation: Veterans: Havre Veterans Service Office 406 265 4225 232 1st St. W Havre 59501 Rocky Boy Veterans Center 406 395 4728 111 Clinic Road Box Elder 59521 www.rockyboy veterans.org Located in the Rocky Boy Senior Center building. VA Community Based Outreach Clinic 406 265 4304 Or 877 468 8387 130 13th Street Suite 1 Havre 59501 Other: 77

Community Give Away House 406 265 7741 1058 2nd Ave Havre 59501 Free clothing and household items. Give away your unused items. Jefferson County Office of Public Assistance 406-444-1700 3075 North Montana Avenue, Helena 59620 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: JeffCo Food Share 406-225-4240 107 West Hauser, Boulder www.boulder baptist.com Food bank. Family Support: Child Care Partnerships 406-443-4608 or 888-244-5368 901 North Benton Ave, Helena 59624 www.childcare partnerships.org Child care resources and referrals. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: 78

Boulder Basin Senior Center Whitehall Senior Center 406-225-3656 201 South Main Boulder 406-287-5336 3 North Division Street, Whitehall Meals and resources for seniors. Meals and resources for seniors. Housing: Big Boulder Residences Coachmen Court for Seniors 406-225-3712 501 E. 4th Street, Boulder 406-498-1305 409 East Legion, Whitehall Subsidized family housing. For seniors and persons with disabilities. Cowdry Court for Families 406-587-8288 205 West Legion, Whitehall Family housing. Income based rent. Legal Services: Jefferson County Victim/Witness Program 406-225-4014 or 406-439-1680 PO Box H, Boulder 59632 Transportation: Veterans: Other: 79

Judith Basin County Judith Basin County Assistance 406 566 2277 PO BOX 427 Stanford 59475 SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance etc. Office of Public Assistance 406 538 7468 312 Birch St. Suite 1 Lewistown 59457 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance etc. Employment, Education, and Training: Experience Works 406 761 4821 1601 2nd Ave. N #100A Great Falls 59401 Job Service 406 538 8701 300 1st Ave. N. Lewistown 59457 Employment opportunities and training for 55+ Employment services. MSU Extension Services 406 566 2277 Courthouse Stanford 59475 Educational resources. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Adult Protective Services Judith Basin Food Pantry 406 538 3779 300 1st Avenue North Lewistown 59457 406 566 2773 Courthouse Stanford 59479 Advocacy for elderly or handicapped adults. Food for those in emergency situations. 80

SAVES, Inc. Satellite Office 406 566 2277 ext. 128 Or 800 535 2303 Stanford Domestic violence support and advocacy. Shelter and transport. Family Support: Child Care Link 406 535 7488 or 800 766 3018 300 First Ave North Suite 203 Lewistown 59457 jmann@mt.gov Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Housing: Judith Basin Manor 406 566 2690 Stanford Legal Services: County Attorney Judith Basin County 406 566 2511 81 Central Ave. Stanford 59457 Child support enforcement, bad check program, etc. Transportation: Veterans: 81

Other: Lake County Child and Family Services Human Resource Development Council 406-883-3470 414 1st St. E, Polson 59860 www.dphhs.mt.gov Employment, training programs, and referrals for low income individuals. Office of Public Assistance 406-883-7820 826 Shoreline Drive, Polson 59860 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Confederated Salish and Kootenai Vocational Rehab 406-675-4800 PO Box 117, Pablo 59855 Evaluation and vocational counseling for tribal members. Educational Opportunity Center at Salish Kootenai College 406-275-4774 Salish Kootenai College, Pablo 59855 Linda_Ornowski @skc.edu Provides financial aid information and career exploration counseling. Kicking Horse Job Corps Center 406-644-2217 33091 Mollman Pass Trail, Ronan kickinghorse.jobc orps.gov Opportunities for work, training, and education. 59864 Lake County Job 406-883-7880 417 B Main St., polsonjsc@mt.gov Training, 82

Service Polson 59860 counseling, and referrals. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Bread Basket 406-676-4357 10 6th Avenue Southwest, Ronan 59864 Food bank and services for needy families. Commodities Program Mission Valley Food Pantry 406-745-4115 410 Mountain View Dr., St. Ignatius 59865 406-745-5484 308 Crystal, St. Ignatius 59865 Food supplement program for reservation residents. Food pantry. Polson Loaves and Fishes 406-883-6864 10 8th Avenue East, Polson 59860 Food pantry. S.A.F.E. Harbor 406-657-0800 877-809-2130 Pablo Domestic violence and sexual assault resources and counseling. Shelter for women and children. Family Support: Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Victim Assistance Program (406) 675-2700 ext. 1186 PO Box 278 Pablo, Montana 59855 www.cskt.org/serv ices/vap.htm Advocates help victims navigate the legal system, provide support and counseling. Domestic Violence Programs Intervention (DOVES) 406-883-3350 PO BOX 1773, Polson 59860 www.doveslakeco unty.org Advocacy and support to victims of domestic violence and their families. The Nurturing 406-756-1414 or 146 Third Avenue www.nurturingcen Child care 83

Center 800-204-0644 W., Kalispell 59901 ter.org resources and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Disabled American Veterans 406-883-5685 203 6th Ave E, Polson 59860 Information, advocacy, and referral for disabled veterans. Lake County Chemical Dependency Program 406-883-4460 12 5th Ave E #2, Polson 59860 Alcohol and chemical dependency prevention, assessment, and referral. Lake County Mental Health Center 406-532-9170 8 2nd Ave SW, Ronan 59864 www.wmmhc.org Mental health center and resources. Lake County Public Health 888-445-3269 802 Main Street, Polson 59860 www.lakecountyp ublichealth.org Health information and services: nurse home visits, WIC, family planning, immunizations. Summit Independent Living Center 406-676-0190 111 Second Ave. SW, Ronan 59864 www.summitilc.or g Services to help the disabled live independently. Information and referrals. Housing: Cherry Hill Village 406-883-3978 400 Cherry Hill Court, Polson 59860 Subsidized housing for seniors or disabled. 84

Lake County Housing Assistance 406-676-5900 21 2nd Ave SW, Ronan 59864 www.wmmhc.org Housing assistance and rentals. Eligibility requirements. Lakeview Village 406-883-2222 Highway 93 S., Polson 59860 Subsidized housing for seniors. Ronan Housing Authority 406-676-5900 319 Main SW PO BOX 128, Ronan 59864. housing.mt.gov Access to public housing units, project based units, and vouchers. Salish and Kootenai Housing Authority 406-675-4491 56243 US Hwy 93, Pablo 59855 www.skha.org Services include: rent assistance, down payment assistance, housing available to rent. Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: Other: United Way of Flathead, Lake, Lincoln, Glacier and Sanders Counties (406) 752-7266 PO Box 7217, Kalispell 59904 www.montana211.org/ Information and referral to services. 85

Lewis and Clark County: Helena Social Security Office 866 563 9496 Suite 1600 10 W. 15th Street Helena 59601 Office of Public Assistance 406-444-1700 3075 North Montana Avenue, Helena 59620 www.dphhs. mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Adult Learning Center 406-324-2118 815 Front Street, Helena 59601 Classes for adults including: GED, math and English courses, literacy classes. Career Training Institute 406-443-0800 347 N. Last Chance Gulch www.ctibrc.org Employment and training programs. For displaced homemakers. Educational Opportunity Center 406-447-3234 Montana State University Northern mfoxman@msugf. edu Provides financial aid info and career exploration counseling to adults interested in going to school. Experience Works 406-447-3211 715 Front Street, Helena 59601 Helena Industries 406-442-8632 1325 Helena Avenue, Helena Assists lowincome seniors get training necessary to find work. Vocational opportunities and training for adults with disabilities. 86

Helena Job Service 406-447-3200 or 406-447-3222 715 Front St., Helena 59601 HelenaJSC @mt.gov Job resources. Resume and interview skill building. (24 hour job hotline) Helena Vocational Rehabilitation Office 877-296-1757 Or 406-444-1710 3075 North Montana Ave Suite 106, Helena 59601 Vocational rehabilitation disabled individuals. Literacy Council Lewis & Clark 406-324-2111 815 Front Street, Helena Works to increase reading comprehension. Classes and tutoring. Montana Veteran's Foundation Thrift Store 406-449-3222 or 406-422-2098 Work program for veterans. Thrift store sales support veteran wages. Rural Employment Opportunities 406-442-7850 46 N Last Chance Ste 2C, Helena 59601 www.reomontana. org Trains and places rural workers into permanent employment. The University of Montana- Helena 406-444-6800 1115 North Roberts Street, Helena 59601 www.umhelena.ed u University classes. Support for student veterans. Veterans Recovery Workshop 406 459 2667 1002 N. Benton Avenue, Helena 59601 www.mtvf.org Provides veterans with technical skills to gain employment. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Augusta Food Bank 406-562-3623 Augusta Senior Center, Box 21 134 Main, August 59410 Food bank. 87

Food Share of Helena 406-443-3663 1616 Lewis, Helena 59601 Food bank. The Friendship Center 406-442-6800 or 800-248-3166 (24 hours) 1430 Sanders, Helena 59601 Thefriendship center.org For victims of domestic violence. Shelter, counseling, support groups, and legal advocacy. God's Love Shelter 406-442-7000 533 North Main, Helena 59624 Good Samaritan 406-442-0780 3067 Montana Avenue, Helena 59601 www.mtpca.org Serve homeless individuals. Medical services, transitional living and shelter. Shelter, clothing, general assistance. Salvation Army 406-442-8244 1905 Henderson, Helena 59601 Food, clothing shelter, and utility assistance. Family Support: Child Care Partnerships 406-443-4608 or 888-244-5368 901 North Benton Avenue, Helena 59601 www.childcare partnerships.org Child care resource and referral. Child Protective Services DPHHS Family Child Health Home Visiting 406-444-2030 2024 9th Avenue, Helena 406-443-2584 1930 9th Avenue, Helena Investigates child abuse and neglect. Referrals. Foster care and limited day care. Information, education, referral, and support through home visits to pregnant women and families. 88

Family Outreach 406-443-7370 1212 Helena Avenue, Helena www.familyout reach.org Supportive of families with developmental or other disabilities. Gottfried Haus, LLC 406-548-6159 or 5611 Georgia Drive, Helena Adult day care. 406-202-2575 Rocky Mountain Care Center 406-443-5880 30 South Rodney, Helena Adult day care. Sharon's Sunshine Care 406-458-5535 2598 Casper, East Helena Adult day care. Talbert House 406-457-0220 200 Stabern, Helena Adult foster care. YWCA Helena 406-442-8774 501 N. Park Avenue, Helena 59624 www.ywcahelena. org Provides women with safe, affordable housing, and assistance accessing community resources. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Area IV Agency on Aging/Senior Services Resource Center 406-447-1680 or 800-551-3191 648 N. Jackson Street, Helena Information and assistance to individuals 60+ or those with disabilities. Augusta Senior Center 406-562-3623 132 Main Street, Augusta 59410 Meeting place for seniors. Advocacy for senior issues. AWARE Inc 406-449-3120 616 Helena Avenue Suite 305, Helena Support for individuals with mental illness. Blind and Low 877-296-1757 3075 N Montana Services include: 89

Vision Services or 406-444-1710 Avenue, Helena 59604 vocational rehabilitation, visual medical aid. Promotes employment and independent living. Boyd Andrew Community Services 406-443-2343 or 888-443-2343 (toll free) 60 S. Last Chance Gulch, Helena 59624 www.boyd andrew.com Services for chemical and alcohol dependence issues. Inpatient, outpatient facilities for men and women. C.A.R.E. 406-439-9454 1513 Butte Avenue Support for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. Center for Mental Health 406-443-7151 900 North Jackson St., Helena 59601 www.center4mh.o rg Care for those with serious mental disorders including depression and PTSD. Cooperative Health Center 406-443-2584 1930 Ninth Avenue, Helena 59601 Basic medical care for those with limited income or insufficient health insurance. Medication assistance program. Comprehensive Hearing Services 406-443-8838 2626 Winne, Helena Provides hearing testing, hearing aids, and other services. Disability Rights Montana 406-449-2344 or 800-245-4743 1022 Chestnut, Helena www.disabilityrig htmt.org Helps persons with disabilities access federally funded programs. 90

Frontier Home Health and Hospice 406-443-4140 800 Front Street Assessment, training, and management of home medical needs. End of life medical care and support to a patient and their family. Health Care for the Homeless 406-449-5682 533 N. Main, Helena Provides medical services to homeless individuals and families. Helena Indian Alliance 406-442-9244 435 North Last Chance Gulch, Helena www.helena indian alliance.com Health services: mental illness and tobacco dependencies. Improve American Indian communities and quality of life. After school programs. Home Sweet Home Health Care 406-461-4981 In home health care and support. Homemaker services. June's House 406-442-4628 675 Myles Road, Helena Adult foster care and assisted living. Leo Pocha Health Clinic Lincoln Senior Center 406-449-5796 435 North Last Chance Gulch, Helena 406-362-4504 801 Montana 200, Lincoln 59639 Native American health care service, medical doctor services, call for appointment. Meeting place for seniors. Advocacy for senior issues. Meals-on-Wheels 406-447-1680 200 South Cruse Avenue, Helena 59601 Low cost meals delivered to senior citizens. 91

Montana Independent Living Project 406-442-5755 or 800-735-6457 34 North Last Chance Gulch Suite 500, Helena www.milp.us Help people with disabilities access services and live fuller, more independent lives. National Alliance on Mental Illness 406-443-7871 616 Helena Ave. Suite 218, Helena 59601 www.namimt.org Support, advocacy, and resources for those living with mental illnesses. Support and training for families. Planned Parenthood 406-443-7676 1500 Cannon, Helena www.impp.org Primary health care as well as reproductive health-related care, sliding scale fee. Housing: Big Boulder Apartments 406-225-3712 501 E. 4th St., Helena 59632 Transitional housing; subsidized housing. Broadwater Village 406-442-2429 1427 Broadwater Circle, Helena 59601 Housing for low to moderate incomes. First Time Homebuyers Classes 406-431-2151 540 West Main Street, Helena 59601 www.montanafirst timehome buyers.com Classes and counseling on buying a home for the first time, tips for first time homeowners. Habitat for Humanity 406-449-4663 1531 National Avenue, Helena Builds and rehabilitates homes with help of homeowners for low-cost. Helena Housing 406-442-7970 812 Abbey Street, www.hhamt.org Housing choice vouchers, tax 92

Authority Helena 59601 credits, affordable housing. Section 8 Housing Assistance 406-442-7981 or 812 Abbey, Helena Helps with costs of renting a home. 800-378-7981 Tower Hill Apartments 406-443-2311 24 S. Ewing, Helena 59601 Subsidized permanent housing. Willis Cruse Living Facility 406 459 2667 1112 Leslie Avenue, Helena 59601 www.mtvf.org Transitional living facility. Room, board, and rehabilitation in exchange for community service. For homeless, veteran, men. Legal Services: Lewis and Clark County Victim Witness People's Law Center 406-447-8221 800-406-5567 Helena www.peopleslaw center.org Legal representation in cases dealing with: Social Security disability, Medicaid. For low-income. Montana Credit Unions for Community Development 406-442-9081 101 N. Rodney Helena 59601 www.montanacred itunions.coop Tax information, financial planning information, and finance information. Montana Legal Services 406-442-9830 616 Helena Ave Suite 100, Helena 59501 www.mtlsa.org Legal resources for income eligible individuals with civil cases. 93

Public Defender 406-444-0104 State Law Library of Montana 406-444-9300 215 North Sanders Helena 59620 State law library provides reference and research assistance. Full service self help law center. (No criminal, incarcerated felons or appellate cases.) Transportation: Eagle Emergency Transfer Services Helena Area Transit 406-441-9111 Emergency, and non-emergency, transport via ambulance. 406-447-1580 Public transportation. Discounts for age 55+ and those with disabilities. Veterans: Fort Harrison Regional Office 800-827-1000 3633 Veterans Drive Fort Harrison 59636 VA Medical Center and Ambulatory Care Clinic 406-442-6410 or 877-468-8387 3687 Veterans Drive PO BOX 1500 Fort Harrison 59636 www.montanava.g ov Other: 94

Montana Credit Unions for Community Development 406 442 9081 101 N. Rodney Helena 59601 www.montana creditunions.coop Tax, financial planning, and finance information. United Way of the Lewis & Clark Area 406-442-4360 75 East Lyndale PO BOX 862, Helena 59624 www.uwlcc.com Services to those in need. Liberty County Office of Public Assistance 406 265 4348 Courthouse 48 Second Avenue Suite 200 Havre 59501 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: Child Care Link 406 265 6743 or 800 640 6743 2229 5th Avenue Havre 59501 childcarelink @hrdc4.org Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Housing: 95

Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: Other: Lincoln County Office of Public Assistance 406-293-3791 933 Farm to Market Road Suite C, Libby 59923 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Libby Job Service 406-293-6282 417 Mineral Ave. Suite 4, 59923 libbyjsc@mt.gov Information about jobs in Lincoln County and job training. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Libby Food Pantry 406-293-3332 724 Louisiana Food pantry. 96

Ave, Libby 59923 Lincoln County Women s Helpline 406-293-3223 or 800-700-7345 www.safe4all.org Help Line. Resources and support for battered women. Family Support: Health, Disability, and Aging Services: The Nurturing Center 406-756-1414 or 800-204-0644 146 Third Avenue W., Kalispell 59901 www.nurturingcen ter.org Child care resources and referral. Northwest Community Health Center 406-293-3755 320 East 2nd Street Libby 59923 www.northwestch c.org Health care options for uninsured and underinsured. Lincoln County Mental Health Center 406-293-8746 34169 US HWY 2 LIBBY, 59923 www.wmmhc.org/ libby Mental health center with information, services and referrals. Summit Independent Living Center 406-257-0048 Gateway Community Center 1203 Highway 2 W. #35, Kalispell 59901 www.summitilc.or g Services to help the disabled live independently. Information and referrals. Housing: Legal Services: 97

Lincoln County Victim Witness Program 406-283-2415 418 Mineral, Libby 59923 www.lincolncount ymt.us/vw/index.h tml Services to victims of crimes. Transportation: Veterans: Other: United Way of Flathead, Lake, Lincoln, Glacier and Sanders Counties (406) 752-7266 PO Box 7217, Kalispell 59904 www.montana211.org/ Information and referral to services. Madison County Office of Public Assistance 406 582 3010 (Bozeman) 406 683 3773 237 West Main Bozeman 59715 2 South Pacific #9 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. (Dillon) Dillon 59725 Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: 98

Family Support: Butte 4C's 406 723 4019 or 800 794 4061 101 E. Broadway Butte 59701 kcuthill@butte4 cs.org Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Housing: Legal Services: Beaverhead and Madison County Victim Witness People's Law Center 406 843 4232 Virginia City 866 650 9013 Bozeman Social Security Disability, Medicaid advocacy and information. Transportation: Veterans: 99

Other: McCone County Office of Public Assistance 406 635 2133 PO Box 531 Terry 59349 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Richland County Coalition Against Domestic Violence 406 433 7421 PO Box 822 Sidney 59270 Domestic violence support and advocacy. Shelter and transport. Family Support: DEAP Child Care Education and Support 406 234 6034 or 800 224 6034 2200 Box Elder Suite 151 Miles City 59301 deap@deapmt.org Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Eastern Montana Community Mental Health 406 377 6075 McCone Co. Sheriff's Dept www.emcmhc.org Emergency mental health services, addiction services. 100

Center Circle 59215 Redwater School Circle 59215 Various level of care for a variety of mental illnesses. Housing: Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: Other: Meagher County Office of Public Assistance 406 547 3752 Courthouse 15 West main PO Box 514 White Sulphur Springs www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance programs. 59645 Employment, Education, and Training: 101

Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Nutrition Coalition Food Bank 406 447 3393 PO Box 813 White Sulphur Springs Emergency food assistance. Family Support: Child Care Connections 406 587 7786 Or 800 962 0418 1600 Ellis St. Bozeman 59715 www.childcare connections.info Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Cancer Screening 406 547 8923 Free cancer screening for those who are uninsured and underinsured. Meagher County Senior Center 406 547 3651 101 1st Avenue East White Sulphur Springs Housing: Castle Mountain Apartments 406 547 3651 White Sulphur Springs 59645 102

Meagher County Weatherization Program 406 222 0896 or 406 587 4486 PO BOX 1530 Livingston Weatherization, energy saving programs assistance. Spring Manor 406 721 4922 107 South Central White Sulphur Springs 59645 For seniors and persons with disabilities, equal opportunity housing. Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: Other: Mineral County Human Resource Council 406 822 4251 300 River Street, Superior www.hrcxi.org Link to rental assistance, food stamps, TANF, WIC, LIAP. Office of Public Assistance 406 822 4551 PO Box 626 305 West Main, Superior 59872 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. 103

Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Alberton Community Food Pantry Christian Benevolence Community Food Bank 406 722 1133 503 5th Street Fire Station #8, Alberton 59820 406 822 3555 205 1st Street, Superior 406 396 4788 308 Pine Food pantry. Assistance with food or gas. Mineral County Help Line 406 822 4262 or 406 822 4202 Superior Domestic Violence support and advocacy. Shelter and transport. Salvation Army 406 822 3555 310 River, Superior Limited gas or food assistance. Family Support: Child Care Resources 406 728 6446 or 800 728 6446 105 East Pine Street Lower Level ccr@childcarereso urces.org Child care resources and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Alberton Senior 406 722 3372 701 Railroad Ave Gathering place 104

Citizen Center and Branch Library PO Box 146, Alberton 59820 for seniors. Summit Independent Living Center 406 728 1630 700 SW Higgins Ave Suite 101, Missoula 59802 www.summitilc.org Facility and services for people living with mental or physical impairments. Low cost and free services. Superior Mental Health Center 406 532 9150 405 Brooklyn Ave PO BOX 745, Superior 59872 www.wmmhc.org Mental health center. Superior Senior Center 406 822 3334 601 5th Ave, Superior 59872 Tamarack Medical Clinic 406 822 4278 1208 6th Avenue East, Superior 59872 Primary and preventative health care. Works with Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, payment plans and sliding scale fee. Housing: Cottages at Edna Court 406 822 4251 300 Main Avenue Superior Housing for low income seniors. Rent based on income. Apply at Human Resource Council. Eagle Apartments 406 822 4251 901 Fourth Ave East, Superior Income based apartments, applications at Human Resource Council. 105

Riverside Apartments 406 822 4251 310 Riverside, Superior Income based apartments. Apply at Human Resource Council. Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: Other: Missoula County Human Resource Development Council Missoula Social Security Office 406 728 3710 1801 S. Higgins Ave www.hrcxi.org/ind ex.php 866 931 9029 Suite 5 700 SW Higgins Avenue Services for lowmoderate income families. Social security information. Office of Public Assistance 406 329 1200 2677 Palmer, Suite 100 Missoula www.dphhs.mt.go v SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, etc. Employment, Education, and Training: Educational Opportunity 406 243 7917 UM College of Technology 909 www.msun.edu/g rants/eoc/missoul Provides financial aid info and career exploration 106

Center South Ave W. a.htm counseling to adults interested in going to school. Experience Works 406 543 2300 Assists low income seniors to get training they need to find work. The Lifelong Learning Center 406 549 8765 310 S Curtis thelifelonglearning center.com Free math, writing, GED classes. Cooking, language, art, and other courses for a small fee. Missoula Job Service 406 728 7060 539 S. Third Street W. wsd.dli.mt.gov/loc al/missoula Information about jobs and job training. Specialized and cost free services to vets. Pacific Northwest Regional Council of Carpenters 406 549 8067 208 E. Main Street Labor union that recruits carpenters and contractors. Provides training programs. REO Migrant Education Program Office 800 546 1140 519 S. Higgins Jeannette Rankin Peace Center reomontana.org Non profit that assists people living in rural areas connect with education and job opportunities. Small Business Development Center 406 728 9234 110 E. Broadway Information and guidance to people interested in starting a small business. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: 107

Gateway Assessment Center Food Bank of Missoula 406-549-0710 239 W. Broadway (Salvation Army) 406 549 0543 219 South 3rd West Assesses homeless individuals and families. Tries to place homeless people in transitional or emergency housing. Food bank. The Poverello Center 406 728 1809 535 Ryman Street www.thepoverello center.com Homeless shelter. Referrals to transitional living facilities including the Valor House which serves vets for longer periods and the Joseph Residence which works with homeless families. Share House Missoula 406 532 9830 1335 Wyoming Transitional living and detox. Case management assists men and women obtain services. Family Support: Child Care Resources 406 728 6446 Or 800 728 6446 105 E. Pine Street Lower Level childcareresources.org/ Referrals to affordable child care. Office of Public Assistance Outreach Office 406 329 1265 2677 Palmer St. Suite 217 Child care resources and referrals. YWCA of Missoula 406 543 6691 or 1130 W. Broadway www.ywcaofmiss oula.org 108 Transitional living opportunities, domestic violence

406 542 1944 (crisis line) support and counseling. Advocacy for women and families. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: AA Meetings Missoula Missoula District 81 hotline: 888 607 2000 www.ac.montana. org Support group and community for people who abuse alcohol. Call to find out about meeting times and locations. Brain Injury Association of Montana 406 541 6442 or 800 241 6442 1280 South 3rd Street West, Suite #4 Missoula www.biamt.org Brain Injury information, resources, and support groups. Carole A Graham House 406 549 8309 1330 S 4th St W Addiction services. Full Circle Mental Health Center 406 532 1615 1501 North Avenue West Missoula www.fullcirclemhc.com Children s mental health care. Variety of payment options. Call for referral. Missoula Aids Council 406 543 4770 500 N. Higgins Missoula Missoulaaidscoun cil.org Quick and reliable HIV testing. Walkins welcome. 9am 4pm. Affordable and supportive housing programs. Food pantry. Missoula Mental Health Services 406 532 9700 1315 Wyoming St. Missoula www.wmmhc.org Mental health services. 109

Missoula Indian Center 406 829 9515 830 W. Central missoulaindiancen ter.org Addiction and mental health services. Spiritual support. Referrals and information to members of different tribes living in Missoula. Partnership Health Center 406 258 4789 323 West Alder 59802 www.co.missoula. mt.us/phc Serve health needs of homeless people and lowincome Montanans. Dental and medical services and shelter. Partnership Health Dental 406 258 4789 401 W. Railroad www.co.missoula. mt.us/phc/ Dental care on a sliding scale. Planned Parenthood of Missoula Share House 406 728 5490 www.plannedpare nthood.org Annual exams, birth control, pregnancy testing and counseling, screening for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections, mid life services. Summit Independent Living Center 406 728 1630 700 SW Higgins Ave Suite 101 www.summitilc.or g Facility and referrals for people living with mental or physical impairments; free and sliding scale services. Turning Point 406 532 9800 Substance abuse treatment services. Vocational 406 329 5400 2675 Palmer Suite www.dphhs.mt.go Vocational training for 110

Rehabilitation A Missoula v/vocrehab mentally or physically impaired. Western Montana Mental Health Center 406 532 9700 1315 Wyoming St. Missoula 59801 www.wmmhc.org Mental health center. Works with children and addiction. Manages transitional living homes. Housing: Missoula Housing Authority 406 549 4113 135 34 th Street Missoula 59801 missoulahousing.o rg Call for information about housing choice voucher, homeless transition programs and public housing rentals. Legal Services: Community Dispute Resolution Center of Missoula County 406 543 1157 cdrcmissoula.org/ Public Defender 406 523 5140 Missoula Crime Victim Advocate 406 830 3830 500 N. Higgins Ste 201 Services to victims of crimes. Missoula Family Law Self Help Center 406 258 3428 Missoula County Courthouse 200 W. Broadway, Room 271 Missoula, MT missoulaselfhelp @gmail.com Assists people representing themselves in family law matters. 111

Montana Fair Housing 4063 542 2611 Provides legal information and assistance to victims of housing discrimination. Montana Legal Services 406 543 8343 211 North Higgins Avenue, Suite 401 www.mtlsa.org Legal help for civil cases for lowincome Montanans. Legal information for everyone online. People's Law Center 800 406 5567 www.peopleslawc enter.org/ Questions regarding Social Security Disability, Medicaid Transportation: Mountain Line Public Transportation 406 721 3333 1221 Shakespeare St Missoula www.mountainlin e.com Fixed route and paratransit bus services in Missoula. Veterans: Missoula VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic Missoula Vet Center Missoula Veterans Service Office 406 493 3700 2687 Palmer St. Suite C 406 721 4918 500 N. Higgins Ave www.veteranspro grams.com 406 542 2501 1911 Tower Rd www.umt.edu/vet erans/vaoffice.asp x Veterans health programs. Vet resources, referrals. Veterans Affairs Office, good resource. Recommended to check in here when returning to Missoula. 112

University of Montana Veterans Valor House 406 243 2744 1000 E. Beckwith www.umt.edu/vet erans/ GI Bill questions, veterans resources, veterans community in Missoula. Housing and case management for homeless veterans (male and female). To learn more talk to a Poverello Center employee. Other: Consumer Credit Counseling Service 406 543 1188 1515 Fairview Avenue Suite 220 www.cccsmt.org Bankruptcy counseling, Financial counseling, Housing counseling, Debt Management Counseling, Tax Prep. Musselshell County Musselshell County Public Asst 406 323 2107 26 Main St. Roundup 59072 Government services and resources. Office of Public Assistance 406 323 2101 26 Main Street Roundup 59072 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and government benefits. District VI HRDC 406 323 3857 1220 Second St. West Roundup 59072 113 www.hrdc6.org Heating assistance, weatherization, employment,

training, WIC, childcare resources, housing assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Adult Learning Center Roundup Center 406 323 2735 1220 2nd St. W. Roundup 59072 Free tutoring reading, writing, math, computer skills; GED classes. Displaced Homemaker (HRDC program) 406 323 3857 1220 2nd St. W. Roundup 59072 www.hrdc6.org Career and education support for people in need of work after the divorce, separation, or death of primary income earner. Experience Works 406 655 6097 1601 2nd Ave. N #100A Great Falls 59041 Job Service 406 652 3080 2121 Rosebud Dr. Billings, 59102 Employment opportunities or training for 55+ Employment services. MSU Extension Services 406 323 2704 24 Main Roundup 59072 Educational resources. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Adult Protective Services 406 538 3779 300 1st Avenue North Lewistown 59457 Services for elderly or handicapped adults. Food Bank 406 323 3010 202 Main Street Roundup 59072 Food for those in emergency 114

Ministerial Association Musselshell County Food Bank SAVES, Inc. Satellite Office 406 323 2817 602 Main Roundup 59072 406 323 2810 101 2nd St. E Roundup 59072 406 323 2602 or 800 535 2303 situations. Emergency needs and referrals. Emergency food. Domestic violence Support and advocacy. Shelter and transportation. Family Support: Family Services 406 323 2107 26 Main Roundup 59072 Head Start 406 323 3655 204 7th Avenue West Roundup 59047 Help with child support enforcement. Pre school program. HRDC District VI Child Care Link 406 535 7488 Or 800 766 3018 300 First Ave North Suite 203 Lewiston 59457 jmann@mt.gov Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Area II Agency on Aging 406 323 1320 1504 4th St. Roundup 59072 Information, assistance and advocacy for seniors and disabled. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Treatment 406 323 1142 26 Main St. Roundup 59072 www.mhcbillings.org Treatment for addiction and mental health 115

Roundup Satellite issues. Housing: Homes on the Range 406-323-1291 902 3rd St. E. Roundup 59072 Low income, disabled. Legal Services: County Attorney Musselshell County Courthouse 406 323 2230 County Courthouse Roundup 59072 Child support enforcement, bad check program, prosecution. Musselshell and Golden Valley Victim Witness 406 323 2540 Roundup, 59072 Transportation: Veterans: Other: Northern Cheyenne Reservation Department of Health and Human 406 477 6251 Shoulder Blade Complex SNAP benefits, TANF, Medical 116

Services Lame Deer 59043 Assistance, Case Management and other government services. Northern Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce 406 477 8844 Located by the jail PO BOX 991 Lame Deer 59043 Tours of the reservation, support selfemployment and economic development, information. Employment, Education, and Training: Career and Placement Center Chief Dull Knife Memorial College Lame Deer Public School 406 477 6853 Shoulder Blade Complex Lame Deer 59043 406 477 6215 PO BOX 98 Lame Deer 59043 406 477 6379 Off of the Main Hwy Coming Into Lame Deer PO BOX 96 Lame Deer 59043 Provides career counseling, training and education for individuals seeking employment. Higher education for those 18 or older and with a high school diploma or GED. Adult education classes. Education pre k 12, breakfast and hot lunch, summer feeding program. Native Employment Work Program 406 477 6765 or 800 929 8082 Red WIA Building POBOX 368 Lame Deer 59043 Help with resumes, contacting employment opportunities, workshops, GED options. 117

TERO Tribal Employment Rights Office 406 477 6505 or 406 477 6287 PO BOX 308 Lame Deer 59043 Administer service referrals for all businesses, assist contractors for recruitment and placement, provides listing of skill bank, assists with resume writing. Enforce Indian preference requirements in all contracting and employment opportunities Tribal Business Information Center 406 477 6215 1 College Dr. Lame Deer 59043 Word processing, bookkeeping, database management for start ups. Loan information, use of copy machine, fax machine, computers and internet. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Healing Hearts 406 477 6412 Board of Health Building Lame Deer 59043 Safe place for individuals seeking help, emergency gas and supplies for going to a shelter. Referrals. Family Support: Cheyenne Children Services 406 477 8160 Brown Trailer by the Post Office Lame Deer 59043 118 Programs for children. Help with school supplies, garden

Head Start 406 477 6346 Or 406 477 6347 Old Tribal Building Lame Deer 59043 seeds and a Christmas exchange, etc. Services to preschool children of low income families. Northern Cheyenne Social Services 406 477 8321 PO BOX 128 Lame Deer 59043 Child welfare and social workers, foster care, family intervention. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Adolescent Health Center Community Health Programs Development Education Assistance Program Home Care Services 406 477 8077 PO BOX 67 Across From Cheyenne Depot Lame Deer 59043 406 477 6251 PO BOX 67 Lame Deer 59043 406 477 8002 Chamber of Commerce Building Lame Deer 59043 406 477 8555 Basement of the Catholic Church PO BOX 1170 Lame Deer 59043 Health education and information for youth and families. Workshops, conferences and activities. Delivers health care to the Northern Cheyenne Reservation. Services to families with children who have developmental disabilities or are at risk for disabilities. In home services, and support. Administer health care and meal preparation. 119

Indian Health Services 406 477 4407 or 406 477 4402 1000 Cheyenne Ave Lame Deer 59043 Services to the Northern Cheyenne Reservation. Northern Cheyenne Board of Health Northern Cheyenne Elderly Program Northern Cheyenne Medical Resources 406 477 4530 New Clinic PO BOX 67 Lame Deer 59043 406 477 8707 Shoulder Blade Complex Lame Deer 59043 406 477 4523 NC Community Health Center Lame Deer 59043 Diet counseling, wellness counseling, diabetes prevention, nutrition, and cooking classes. Meals for elderly, information and referral, interpretation, transportation, income support, material aid and visiting. Medical related transportation. Assist individuals with SSI applications. WIC program information. Housing: Low Income Programs Northern Cheyenne Housing Authority 406 477 8459 Housing Building PO BOX 128 Lame Deer 59043 406 477 6419 PO BOX 327 Lame Deer 59043 Energy crisis help, housing services. May have public housing units or vouchers. Legal Services: 120

Northern Cheyenne Victim Witness Center 406 477 8222 Lame Deer Transportation: Veterans: Other: Rosebud County Extension Services 406 477 6498 PO BOX 128 Lame Deer 59043 Develops programs to help citizens deal with family, business and community issues; administers services. Park County HRDC Human Resource Development Council 406 222 0896 111 South 2nd Livingston 59047 Help finding affordable housing. Office of Public Assistance 406 222 8000 220 East Park Livingston 59047 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance programs etc. Employment, Education, and Training: 121

Livingston Job Service 406 222 0520 220 E. Park Livingston 59047 livingstonjsc @mt.gov Montana job service helps people find jobs and job training. Veterans are encouraged to stop by. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Spouse Abuse/Sexual Volunteer Emergency Services Tri County Network 406 535 2303 Domestic violence advocacy and assistance. 406 222 8154 Livingston Crisis line. Family Support: Adult Protective Services 406 222 7402 220 East Park Livingston Report cases of abuse, neglect and exploitation. Child Care Connections 406 587 7786 Or 800 962 0418 1600 Ellis Street Bozeman 59715 www.childcare connections.info Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: AA Meetings Livingston 406 223 6660 Livingston Call for information about Alcoholics Anonymous and to learn more about 122

meetings in Park County. Livingston Mental Health Center 406 222 3332 232 S. Main Livingston 59047 www.wmmhc.org Mental health center serving Park County. Housing: Legal Services: Park County Victim Witness Assistance Program 406 222 4150 or 406 222 2050 (crisis) Services to victims of crimes. Transportation: Veterans: Other: Petroleum County Office of Public Assistance 406 538 7468 312 Birch St. Suite 1 Lewiston 59457 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance 123

programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Experience Works 406 761 4821 1601 2nd Ave. N #100A Great Falls 59401 Job Service 406 538 8701 300 1st Ave. N. Lewiston, 59457 Employment opportunities and training for those 55+ Employment services. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Adult Protective Services 406 538 3779 300 1st Avenue North Lewistown 59457 Advocacy for elderly or handicapped adults. Family Support: HRDC District VI Child Care Link 406 535 7488 or 800 766 3018 300 First Ave North Suite 203 Lewiston 59457 jmann@mt.gov Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Housing: Legal Services: 124

County Attorney Petroleum County 406 535 8121 Child support enforcement, bad check program, etc. Transportation: Veterans: Other: Phillips County Office of Public Assistance 406 353 4269 100 Chippewa Street West Harlem 59526 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Phillips County Domestic Violence Program 406 654 1100 (hospital) 406 654 2442 Domestic violence support. 125

(office) The Women s Resource Center 877 972 3232 Crisis line. Family Support: Head Start 406 654 2005 117 S. 9th St. West PO BOX 972 Malta 59538 www.aemt.org Head start programs for kids. Hi Line Home Program Inc 406 228 9431 or 800 659 3673 605 Third Ave South Glasgow 59230 rick@hiline homeprograms.org child care resource and referral Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Eastern Montana Community Mental Health Center 406 654 1100 311 S. 8th Ave E. Malta 59538 www.emcmhc.org Emergency mental health services, addiction services, various level of care for a variety of mental illnesses. Phillips County Health Nurse 406 654 2521 PO Box 241 Malta 59538 Phillips County Medical Center 406 654 1100 417 South 4th East Malta 59538 Roosevelt Memorial Hospital 406 787 6281 818 2nd Ave. Culbertson 59218 Housing: 126

Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: Other: Pondera County Office of Public Assistance 406 271 4020 20 Fourth Avenue South West Suite 211 Conrad 59425 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: 127

Child Care Solutions 406 761 6010 Or 800 696 4503 202 2nd Ave S Suite 201 Great Falls 59405 kim@ccs mt.org Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Housing: Legal Services: Eastern Montana Self Help Law Project Glasgow Phone: 406-228-9446 Sidney Phone: 406-489-1477 Operates self help work stations. Legal information, assistance. Transportation: Veterans: Other: Powder River County Office of Public 406 778 7120 10 West Fallon www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, 128

Assistance Ave PO Box 759 Baker 59313 LIEAP, and other government assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: DEAP Child Care Education and Support 406 232 6034 or 800 224 6034 2200 Box Elder Suite 151 Miles City 59301 deap@deapmt.org Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Eastern Montana Community Mental Health Center 406 436 2651 507 North Lincoln Broadus 59317 www.emcmhc.org Emergency mental health services and addiction services. Various level of care for a variety of mental illnesses. Housing: Legal Services: 129

Transportation: Veterans: Other: Powell County Office of Public Assistance 406 846 9796 409 Missouri Suite 114 PO Box 884 Deer Lodge 59722 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: Butte 4C's 406 723 4019 or 800 794 4061 101 E. Broadway Butte 59701 kcuthill@butte4 cs.org Child care resources and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: 130

Housing: Legal Services: Powell County Victim Services 406 846 3680 Victim/Witness Advocate 406 846 9798 409 Missouri Ave Suite 108 www.powell countymt.gov/ Crime victim advocacy. Deer Lodge 59722 Transportation: Veterans: Other: Prairie County Office of Public Assistance 406 635 2133 County Courthouse 217 West Park PO Box 531 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. Terry 59349 Employment, Education, and Training: 131

Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: DEAP Child Care Education and Support 406 232 6034 or 800 224 6034 2200 Box Elder Suite 151 Miles City 59301 deap@deapmt.org Child care resources and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Eastern Montana Community Mental Health Center 406 635 5963 409 Bowen Terry 59349 www.emcmhc.org Emergency mental health services, addiction services. Various level of care for mental illness. Prairie County Health Nurse 406 635 5364 PO Box 202 Terry 59349 Housing: Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: 132

Other: Ravalli County Human Resource Development Council 406-728-3710 316 North Third St., Hamilton 59840 Employment, training programs, and referrals for low income individuals. Rental assistance. Work programs. Office of Public Assistance 406-363-1944 310 North Third St., Hamilton 59840 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Bitterroot Job Service 406-363-1822 274 Old Corvallis Road, Suite D, Hamilton, 59840 hamiltonjsc @mt.gov Job information in Ravalli County. Career development assistance and resources. Darby Adult Education 406-821-3405 209 School Drive, www.darby.k12.mt. Various classes Darby 59829 us for adults. Darby Reading, writing, 59829 math, and GED preparation as well as foreign language, art, music courses. Experience Works 406-363-1822 333 W. Main, Training for low income seniors so 133

Hamilton 59840 they can find work. Hamilton School District 406-363-2280 217 Daly, Hamilton 59840 www.hsd3.org GED classes. First, schedule a test time. Classes are free. Hamilton Vocational Rehabilitation Office 406-329-5400 316 N 3rd, Suite 109-110, Hamilton 59840 www.dphhs.mt. gov/vocrehab/ Helping clients, especially with disabilities, acquire and keep jobs. Literacy Volunteers of America- Bitterroot INC 406-363-2900 316 N. 3rd Suite 156, Hamilton 59840 Tutoring in math, reading. GED preparation. Montana Works- Rural Institute of the University of Montana 406-363-7700 316 N. 3rd Suite 106, Hamilton 59840 Promotes independence, productivity, and inclusion of persons with disabilities. Service Corps of Retired Executives 406-363-6158 702 N. 1st St. Hamilton 59840 Information to people interested in starting their own business. Trapper Peak Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center 406-821-3286 5139 West Fork Road, Darby 59829 trappercreek.jobcor ps.gov Work, training, and education. Primarily for young people. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Supporters of Abuse Free Environments (S.A.F.E.) 406-363-2793 or 406-363-4600 (hotline) 150 Morningstar Way, Hamilton 59840 Domestic Violence hotline. Shelter and transitional housing available. 24 hour support. 134

Family Support: Child Care Resources Women Infants and Children (WIC) 406-363-4599 316 North 3rd #160, Hamilton 59840 406-375-6685 205 Bedford Street, Suite O, Hamilton 59840 Child care information and referrals. Information about the WIC program. Clinics to assist with the application. Dads, grandparents, and foster parents are encouraged to get in contact. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Kids First of Ravalli County 406-375-9588 103 S. 9th Street, Hamilton 59840 Promote healthy development of Ravalli County children. Summit Independent Living Center 406-363-5242 or 800-398-9013 316 North 3rd #113, Hamilton 59840 www.summitilc.org Services to help the disabled live independently. Information and referrals. Ravalli County Council On Aging 406-363-5690 310 Old Corvallis Road, Hamilton 59840 www.ravalliccoa.org Transportation, housing, referrals to services. Classes: money management, fraud, nutrition. Ravalli Services 406-363-5400 219 Pennsylvania Avenue, Hamilton 59840 Services for people with disabilities. Riverfront Mental Health Center 406-532-9101 209 N. 10th St. Suite A, Hamilton 59840 www.wmmhc.org Mental Health Center. Health services, information, 135

Western Montana Addictive Services 406-363-3060 214 Pinckney, Hamilton 59840 referrals. Chemical dependency counseling. Housing: Energy Share 406-728-3710 1801 S. Higgins Ave, Missoula 59801 www.energysharem t.com Assists with utilities for low/moderate income families. Legal Services: Ravalli County Victim Assistance Program 406-363-2793 Transportation: Veterans: Valley Veterans Service Center 406-363-9838 299 Fairgrounds Rd #4, Hamilton 59840 Information and support for veterans. Other: First Call For Help 406-363-4500 1801 S. Higgins Avenue, Missoula 59801 Telephone information and referral line. Link between individuals and community services in Ravalli 136

County. Richland County Action for Eastern Montana 406 377 3564 Or 800 227 0703 Glendive 59330 Community organization with many resources. Office of Public Assistance 406 433 2282 1201 West Holly St. Suite 2 Sidney 59270 www.dphhs.mt.go v SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. WIC 406 433 2207 1201 W. Holly Suite 1 Sidney 59270 Food program for women and children. Nutrition and information for women with young children. Employment, Education, and Training: Eastern Plains RC&D 406 433 5024 123 West Main Sidney 59270 Assist entrepreneurs with starting small businesses. This organization services 16 Eastern Montana states. Experience Works 406 653 3455 or 406 783 5554 GED Classes 406 482 8772 Central Elementary School Sidney 59270 Job opportunities for age 55 + GED Classes 137

Learning Volunteers for Adults 406 480 1917 121 3rd Ave NW (Library) Sidney 59270 Volunteers provide free tutoring; English, reading, writing, math, ESL. Richland County Commission on Aging 406 433 3701 1201 W Holly Suite 1 Sidney 59270 Support for seniors. Meal delivery. Richland County Extension 406 433 1206 123 West Main Sidney 59270 richland.org/exten sion Information on money management, nutrition, food safety, personal/family development, housing. Richland County WoRC 406 433 3505 1201 W. Holly Suite 3 Sidney 59270 Job search assistance, counseling, and support. Sidney Job Service 406 433 1204 211 North Central Avenue Sidney 59270 sidneyjs@mt.gov Montana job service helps people find jobs and training. Especially interested in working with veterans. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Fairview Food Bank Fairview Ministerial 406 433 8077 309 S. Central Ave Fairview 59270 406 742 5425 704 S. Western Ave. Fairview 59221 Food bank. Emergency gas or shelter. Mathew House 406 482 1292 Sidney 59270 Homeless shelter 138

and homeless services. Richland County Coalition Against Domestic Violence 406 433 7421 Sidney 59270 Domestic violence support and advocacy. Shelter and transportation. Richland County Food Bank Yellowstone Community Church 406 433 8142 204 2nd Ave. NE Sidney 59270 406 776 2236 137 Mesa Drive Savage 59221 Food bank. Food bank. Family Support: DEAP Child Care Education and Support 406 377 4909 Or 800 224 6034 218 West Bell #209 Glendive 59330 deap@deapmt.or g Child care resource and referral. Family Planning 406 433 2207 1201 W. Holly Suite 1 Sidney 59270 Comprehensive healthcare for women. Health information. Sliding scale fees. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Caring 65 (Sidney Health Center) District II Alcohol and Drug Program 406 768 7962 216 14th Ave. SW Sidney 59270 406 433 4097 209 2nd Street Sidney 59270 Services for Medicare recipients. Counseling, education, referral, and support for addiction. Eastern Montana 406 433 4635 1201 West Holly St. www.emcmhc.org Emergency mental 139

Community Mental Health Center Home and Community Based Services Home Care Services Homemaker Services Fairview Senior Center Fox Lake Senior Center Golden Bridge Care Information and Assistance Services Suite 4 Sidney 59270 406 345 2193 216 14th Avenue SW Sidney 59270 406 433 3180 107 2nd St. NE Sidney 59270 406 433 1204 3rd Ave SW Sidney 59270 406 747 5635 516 S. Central St. Fairview 59221 406 774 3439 Main Street Lambert 59243 406 288 2300 104 14th Ave. SW Sidney 59270 406 433 4681 410 3rd Avenue SW Sidney 59270 140 health and addiction services. Many levels of care for a variety of mental illnesses. For Medicaid recipients. Services enabling elderly to remain in their home. Home modification, assistants, homemaking, transportation. Accepts Medicare and Medicaid for personal care services. Light housekeeping. Community for seniors. Opportunities to share meals and socialize. Community for seniors. Opportunities to share meals and socializing. Supervised geriatric day program, meals, activities. Information about Medicaid and Medicare, referrals to community

services. Montana Breast and Cervical Health Program 406 433 2207 1201 W Holly Suite 1 Sidney 59270 Health care for women without health insurance or with limited insurance. Montana Comprehensive Cancer Control Program 406 433 2207 1201 W. Holly Suite 1 Sidney 59270 Information about cancer and health. MRC Addiction Services 406 488 7966 1015 US Hwy 200 Sidney 59270 Addiction services. Richland Opportunities 406 488 3341 1101 Silurian Lane Sidney 59270 Support services for those with disabilities. Richland County Health Department 406 433 2207 1201 W. Holly Suite 1 Sidney 59270 www.richland.org Education and services; walk in clinic, WIC. Tobacco cessation information. Savage Senior Center 406 798 3412 Main St. Savage 59262 Community for seniors. Opportunities to share meals and socialize. Senior Commodities 406 488 8126 202 3rd Avenue SE Sidney 59270 Monthly food distributions to seniors who meet eligibility requirements. Senior Companions 406 433 4967 800-227-0703 212 South Central Sidney 59270 www.aemt.org Sidney Health Center 406 488 2100 216 14th Ave SW Sidney 59270 sidneyhealth.org Many services: support groups, care giving, diabetes care, elderly care, 141

Sidney Senior Center 406 433 8077 813 3rd St. NE Sidney 59270 referrals. Community for seniors. Opportunities to share meals and socialize. Housing: Crestwood 406 433 3721 410 3rd Avenue SW Sidney 59270 Housing for 62+/disabled. Subsidized. Fairview Senior Housing The Lodge at Lone Tree Creek 406 742 5818 516 S. Central Ave Fairview 59221 406 488 4682 1015 7th Ave. SW Fairview 59270 Independent living for Fairview seniors. Assisted living for seniors. Richland County Housing Authority 406 433 1978 or 888 396 8459 1032 6th Street SW Sidney 59270 housing.mt.gov May have public housing units, or housing vouchers. Savage Sunrise Manor 406 776 2040 425 S. Mesa St. Savage 59262 Assisted living facility. Legal Services: 7th Judicial District Victim/Witness Richland County Self Help Law Center 406 377 2818 Sidney 59270 300 Twelfth Avenue NW Sidney 59270 Self Help Law Center located in Richland County Courthouse (no criminal law, incarcerated felons 142

or appellate cases) Transportation: Richland County Transportation Service 406 433 RIDE (7433) Call for information or to schedule a ride. Veterans: Other: Roosevelt County Office of Public Assistance 406 653 1210 Courthouse Building Wolf Point 59201 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Job Service Workforce Center Poplar 406 768 3848 PO Box 12 205 Industrial Park Poplar 59255 Wolf Point Job Service 406 653 1720 201 Main Street Wolf Point 59201 wolfpointjsc@mt.g ov Montana job service helps people find jobs and job training. Veterans are especially 143

encouraged to stop by. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: The New Life Mission 406 768 3695 PO Box 1597 Poplar 59255 Shelter. Family Support: Hi Line Home Program Inc. 406 228 9431 Or 800 659 3673 605 Third Ave South Glasgow 59230 rick@hiline homeprograms.org Child care resources and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Eastern Montana Community Mental Health Center 406 346 7654 124 Custer Street Wolf Point 59201 www.emcmhc.org Emergency mental health services, addiction services. Various level of care for mental illness. Roosevelt County Health Nurse Courthouse Wolf Point 59201 Housing: Poplar Housing Authority 406 768 3240 PO Box 809 Poplar 59255 Information about public housing and housing vouchers. Legal Services: 144

Transportation: Veterans: Other: Rosebud County Office of Public Assistance 406-346-2563 121 North 11th Avenue PO Box 5016, Forsyth 59327 www.dphhs.mt.go v SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. Office of Public Assistance 406-477-6251 PO Box 276, Lame Deer 59043 www.dphhs.mt.go v SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Forsyth Adult Education Program 406-346-2076 or 877-300-7323 1093 Main Street, Forsyth 59327 Services for Rosebud county, volunteers help adults (16+) with reading, writing or ESL. How To Start A Small Business In Southeastern Montana 406-748-2990 Colstrip Assistance and support starting a small business. 145

Rosebud County WoRC Program Rosebud Literacy Council 406 346 2536 121 North 11 Street Forsyth 59327 406-356-2076 1093 Main Street, Forsyth 59327 Programs which coordinate with TANF. Help with navigating postsecondary education, career counseling and training, financial assistance. Tutoring in reading and ESL. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Domestic and Sexual Violence Services of Carbon County (DSVS) 406-446-2296 Or 406-425-2222 (24-hour Helpline) 16 ½ North Broadway Red Lodge 59068 Emergency shelter, transportation, food and other services. Counseling. Family Support: DEAP Child Care Education and Support 406-748-4629 415 Willow Avenue Colstrip 59327 deap@deapmt.org Child care resource and referral for developmentally disabled or at-risk kids. Healing Hearts 406-477-6432 Lame Deer Domestic violence advocacy and assistance. 146

Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Eastern Montana Community Mental Health Center 406-748-2800 417 Willow, Colstrip 59323 www.emcmhc.org Emergency mental health services. Addiction services. Various level of care for a variety of mental illnesses. Eastern Montana Community Mental Health Center 406-346-7654 1093 Main Street Forsyth 59327 www.emcmhc.org Emergency mental health services. Addiction services. Various level of care for a variety of mental illnesses. Forsyth Public Health Dept. 406-346-2156 121 North 11th Street, Forsyth 59327 Affordable and accessible health care Rosebud County Health Nurse 406-356-2563 PO BOX 338, Forsyth 59327 Housing: Forsyth Low Income Housing 406-356-9815 1855 Main Street, Forsyth 59327 Forsyth Village Apartments. Section 8 Housing. Legal Services: Rosebud and Treasure County Victim Witness Program 406-346-2237 Victim witness program. 147

Transportation: Veterans: Other: Sanders County Office of Public Assistance 406-827-4395 2504 Tradewinds Way Suite 3, Thompson Falls 59873 www.dphhs.mt.gov SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Sanders County Coalition for Families 406-827-3218 or 800-265-0415 Thompson Falls, 59873 Domestic violence support and advocacy. Emergency shelter and transportation. Family Support: The Nurturing Center 406-756-1414 or 800-204-0644 146 Third Avenue West, Kalispell 59901 info@nurturing center.org Child care resources and referral. 148

Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Sanders County Mental Health Center 406-532-9190 704 Maiden Lane PO BOX 562, Thompson Falls 59873 www.wmmhc.org Mental health center with information and resources. Summit Independent Living Center 406-728-1630 700 SW Higgins Ave Suite 101, Missoula 59803 www.summitilc.org Services to help those with disabilities live independently. Information and referrals. Housing: Legal Services: Sanders County Victim/Witness 406-827-6907 Thompson Falls Services to victims of crimes. Transportation: Veterans: Other: United Way of Flathead, Lake, (406) 752-7266 PO Box 7217, Kalispell 59904 www.montana211.org/ Information and referral to services. 149

Lincoln, Glacier and Sanders Counties Sheridan County Office of Public Assistance 406 765 1370 100 West Laurel Avenue Plentywood 59254 www.dphhs.mt.go v SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: The Women s Resource Center 877 972 3232 Crisis line. Family Support: Hi Line Home Program Inc 406 228 9431 Or 800 659 3673 605 Third Ave South rick@hilinehomep rograms.org Child care resources and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Plentywood Primary Care Telehealth Outreach Clinic 406 765 3718 Sheridan Memorial Hospital 440 West Laurel Avenue Plentywood 59254 150

Sheridan County Health Nurse 406 765 3410 100 W. Laurel Plentywood 59254 Housing: Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: Other: Silver Bow County Butte Social Security Office 406 723 8246 2201 Harrison Butte 59701 District XII HRDC 406 496 4975 700 Casey Street PO BOX 3486 Butte 59702 Programs and services for low to moderate income families and individuals. Office of Public Assistance 406 496 4900 700 Casey Street Butte 59701 www.dphhs.mt.go v SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government 151

assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Butte Job Service 406 494 0316 2201 White Blvd. Butte 59701 buttejsc@mt.gov Montana job service helps people find jobs and job training. Educational Opportunity Center 406 496 3720 Montana Tech COT 25 Basin Creek Rd. Butte 59701 www.msun.edu/g rants/eoc/butte.h tm Provides financial aid info and career exploration counseling to adults interested in going to school. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Butte Rescue Mission 406 782 0925 1204 E. 2nd Butte www.mtpca.org Serve needs of the homeless; medical services and shelter. Homeward Bound 406 782 8250 304 North Main www.mtpca.org Serve needs of the homeless; medical services and shelter. Safe Space 406 782 8511 Butte safespaceonline.o rg Services for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Family Support: Butte 4C's 406 723 4019 101 E. Broadway kcuthill@butte4 cs.org Child care resource and 152

Or 800 794 4061 Butte 59701 referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Montana Independent Living Project 406 782 4834 3475 Monroe Suite 100 Butte 59701 www.milp.us Help people with disabilities access services and to live fuller more independent lives. Vocational Rehabilitation 406 496 4925 700 Casey Street Suite B Butte 59701 www.dphhs.mt.go v/vocrehab Vocational training for mentally and physically impaired. Western Montana Mental Health Center 406 497 9000 81 W. Park Butte 59701 www.wmmhc.org Mental health center. Housing: Butte Housing Authority 406 782 6461 220 Curtis Street Butte 59701 housing.mt.gov Information about public housing units and housing vouchers. Legal Services: People's Law Center 800 406 5567 Information and assistance regarding Social Security Disability, Medicaid. Region 5 Public 406 496 6380 Butte 153

Defender Second Judicial District Pro Se Assistance 406 497 6417 Butte Law Library 155 W. Granite Butte Legal info, forms, referrals. Transportation: Veterans: Butte Veterans Service Office 406 533 0910 600 Gilman Avenue Butte 59701 Other: Consumer Credit Counseling Service 406 723 5176 2101 Yale Unit C Butte 59701 www.cccsmt.org Bankruptcy counseling, financial counseling, housing counseling, debt management counseling, tax preparation. Stillwater County HRDC District 7 406 247 4732 or 800 433 1411 7 North 31st Street PO Box 2016 Billings 59103 ccrr@hrdc7.org Child care resource and referral. 154

Office of Public Assistance 406 322 5331 43 North Fourth St. PO Box 928 Columbus 59019 www.dphhs.mt.go v SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Stillwater County Mental Health Center Satellite 406 322 4514 800 266 7198 (night or weekend emergencies) 410 E. Pike Avenue Columbus 59019 www.mhcbillings. org/ Counseling, emergency services and addiction services. Housing: Legal Services: Tri County Victim/Witness 406 322 8003 Columbus Transportation: 155

Veterans: Other: Sweet Grass County HRDC District 7 406 247 4732 or 800 433 1411 7 North 31st St. PO BOX 2016 Billings 59103 ccrr@hrdc7.org Child care resource and referral. Office of Public Assistance 406 932 5266 115th West Fifth Avenue PO Box 489 Big Timber 59011 www.dphhs.mt.go v SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Tri County Network Against Domestic Violence 866 880 8425 Big Timber Family Support: 156

Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Sweet Grass County Mental Health Center Satellite 406 932 5924 800-266-7198 (weekend, emergency night) 515 Hooper Big Timber 59011 www.mhcbillings. org Counseling, emergency services, addiction services. Housing: Legal Services: Tri County Victim/Witness 406 222 4139 Big Timber Transportation: Veterans: Other: Teton County Office of Public Assistance 406 466 5721 20 First Street NW Choteau 59422 www.dphhs.mt.go v SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. 157

Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: Child Care Solutions 406 761 6010 or 800 696 4503 202 2nd Ave S. Suite 201 Great Falls 59045 Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Housing: Legal Services: Eastern Montana Self Help Law Project Glasgow Phone: 406-228-9446 Sidney Phone: 406-489-1477 Operates self help work stations. Legal information, assistance. Transportation: Veterans: 158

Other: Toole County Office of Public Assistance 406 424 8380 226 First Street South Shelby 59474 www.dphhs.mt.go v SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Shelby Job Service Center/Conrad Satellite Office 406 434 5161 202 Main Street Shelby 59474 wsd.dli.mt.gov/ser vice/officelist.asp Montana job service helps people find jobs and job training. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: Child Care Solutions 406 761 6010 Or 800 696 4503 202 2nd Ave S Suite 201 Great Falls 59405 kim@ccs mt.org Child care resources and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: 159

Housing: Legal Services: Eastern Montana Self Help Law Project Glasgow Phone: 406-228-9446 Sidney Phone: 406-489-1477 Operates self help work stations. Legal information, assistance. Transportation: Veterans: Other: Treasure County HRDC District 7 406 247 4732 or 800 433 1411 7 North 31st St. PO BOX 2016 Billings 59103 ccrr@hrdc7.org Child care resources and referral. Office of Public Assistance 406 346 2563 121 North 11th Avenue PO Box 5016 www.dphhs.mt.go v SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance 160

Forsyth 59327 programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Treasure County Health Nurse 406 342 5886 Hysham 59308 Health care information. Housing: Legal Services: Rosebud and Treasure County Victim Witness Program 406 346 2237 Forsyth Victim witness program. Transportation: Veterans: 161

Other: Valley County Office of Public Assistance 406 228 4022 501 Court Square Box 9 Glasgow 59230 www.dphhs.mt.go v SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance programs. Glasgow Social Security Office 800 325 0778 98 Hwy 2 East Glasgow 59230 Employment, Education, and Training: Glasgow Job Service 406 228 9369 74 4th Street North Glasgow 59230 glasgowjsc@mt.g ov Montana job service helps people find jobs and job training. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Food Bank 406 882 2552 Glasgow 59230 The Women s Resource Center 406 228 8401 or 877 972 3232 114 5th Street South Glasgow 59230 www.thewrc.org Support groups, crisis lines, advocacy, legal advocacy, orders for protection. Program for batterers. 162

Family Support: Head Start 406 228 2404 839 First Ave South Glasgow 59230 www.aemt.org Head start programs for kids. Hi Line Home Program Inc 406 228 9431 or 800 659 3673 605 Third Ave South Glasgow 59230 rick@hilinehomep rograms.org Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Area 1 Agency on Aging 406 228 9751 334 West Court St. PO Box 731 www.aemt.org Aging services. Glasgow 59230 Eastern Montana Community Mental Health Center 406 228 9349 1009 Sixth Avenue North Glasgow 59230 www.emcmhc.org Emergency mental health services, addiction services, various level of care for a variety of mental illnesses. Valley County Health Nurse 406 228 8221 501 Court Square Glasgow 59230 Medical care. Housing: Ft. Peck Housing Authority 406 768 5254 PO BOX 667 Poplar 59255 housing.mt.gov Information about public housing units and vouchers. Glasgow Housing Authority 406 228 4942 435 Division Street PO BOX 1126 Glasgow 59230 housing.mt.gov Information about public housing units and vouchers. 163

Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: VA Community Based Outreach Clinic 406 228 4101 630 Second Street South Suite A Glasgow 59230 Other: Wheatland County Office of Public Assistance 406 632 4895 312 North Birch Street Suite 1 Lewistown 595457 www.dphhs.mt.go v SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance programs. Employment, Education, and Training: Experience Works 406 655 6097 1601 2nd Ave. N #100A Great Falls 59401 Job Service 406 538 8701 300 1st Ave. N. Lewistown 59457 Employment opportunities and training for 55+ Employment and job training assistance. Veterans are 164

MSU Extension Services 406 632 4728 Courthouse Harlowton, 59036 especially encouraged to stop by. Educational resources for adults. Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Adult Protective Services 406 538 3779 300 1st Avenue North Lewistown 59457 Serves elderly or handicapped adults. SAVES, Inc. Satellite Office 406 323 2602 Or 800 535 2303 Wheatland County Domestic violence support, advocacy, shelter and transport. Wheatland County Food Bank 406 632 4228 15 1st NW Federated Church of Harlowton Harlowton Family Support: Child Care Link 406 535 7488 or 800 766 3018 300 First Ave North Suite 203 Lewistown 59457 jmann@mt.gov Child care resources and referrals. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Housing: 165

Legal Services: County Attorney Wheatland County 406 632 5651 411 Division Harlowton 59063 Child support enforcement, bad check program. Legal information. Transportation: Veterans: Other: Wibaux County Office of Public Assistance 406 377 4314 121 South Douglas Street Glendive 59330 www.dphhs.mt.go v SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Family Support: 166

Child Care Education and Support 406 232 6034 or 800 224 6034 2200 Box Elder Suite 151 Miles City 59301 deap@deapmt.or g Child care resource and referral. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: Eastern Montana Community Mental Health Center 406 377 6075 115 S Wibaux Wibaux 59353 www.emcmhc.org Health and addiction services. Various level of care for mental illnesses. Wibaux County Health Nurse 406 796 2485 Courthouse PO Box 207 Wibaux 59353 Housing: Legal Services: Transportation: Veterans: Other: 167

Yellowstone County Billings Social Security Office 800 453 0524 Room 100 2900 4th Avenue N. Billings 59101 Processes Supplemental Security applications. Department of Health and Human Services 406 655 5500 Or 800 346 5437 2121 Rosebud Drive Billings 59102 www.dphhs.mt.go v Adult protective services, investigates child abuse and neglect, enforces child support. HRDC District 7 406 247 4732 or 800 433 1411 7 North 31st St. PO BOX 2016 Billings 59103 ccrr@hrdc7.org www.hrdc7.org Resources for the community including: childcare, housing information, energy assistance, job information. Office of Public Assistance 406 237 0520 111 North 31st Street Billings 59101 www.dphhs.mt.go v SNAP, TANF, LIEAP, and other government assistance. Employment, Education, and Training: Adecco Employment Service 406 652 7644 2675 Central Ave. Billings 59102 www.adecco.com Employment company. Big Sky Economic Development 406 256 6871 222 N. 32nd Street Billings 59101 Assists entrepreneurs in finance and marketing to plan for and develop a small business. Billings Adult Education 406 281 5010 406 274 3710 Lincoln Center Room 107 415 N. 30th www.billingsscho ols.org Adult education, career counseling. Flexible 168

Billings 59101 Billings Job Service 406 652 3080 2121 B Rosebud Drive Billings 59102 BillingsJSC@mt.go v scheduling. Vocational skills and community classes. Montana government job service helps people find jobs and training. Vets are especially invited to stop by. Career Guidance Counselor 406 256 8160 2040 Rosebud Dr. Suite 8 Billings 59102 Employment counseling and support to people 16+ with physical or mental barriers to employment. COR Enterprises 406 248 9115 200 S 24th Billings 59101 www.corenterpris es.com Physical mental impairments, employment training, career and skill assessment. Department of Public Health and Human Services Vocational Rehabilitation 406 248 4801 2121 Rosebud Drive Suite C Billings 59102 Vocational training, skills assessment, job placement, for those with mental, physical impairments. Dress for Success 406 256 7304 304 North 29th St. Billings 59101 www.dressforsucc ess.org Interview and first day of work clothes for women. Educational Opportunity Center 406 281 5109 Lincoln Center 415 N. 30th Street Billings 59101 www.msun.edu/g rants/eoc/billings. htm Provides financial aid info and career exploration counseling to adults interested in going to school. The Employment 406 256 3653 2040 Rosebud Dr. www.employment Job placements. 169

Source Suite 3 Billings 59102 source.biz Experience Works 406 655 6070 www.experiencew orks.org Helps low income seniors get training they need to find work. Express Personnel Services 406 252 5050 317 16th St. West Billings 59102 www.expresspros. com Company that places clerical and labor job placements. Job Placement Services 406 256 1415 1521 14th St. West Billings 59102 Job placement for those with disability for a fee. Kelly Temporary Services 406 652 2070 2070 Overland Ave Billings 59102 www.kellyservices.com Company that places clerical jobs. Project Challenge: AFL/CIO Dislocation Worker Program 406 252 8513 530 South 27th Street Billings 59101 www.mtaflcio.org Employment and training for dislocated workers. Rural Employment Opportunities (REO) 406 256 1140 2121 Rosebud Dr. Stop B Billings 59102 Assist farm workers obtain permanent, fulltime careers. There are eligibility requirements. Senior Community Service Employment Program 406 657 6200 1310 Main Street Billings 59105 www.doleta.gov Work for those 55+. Eligibility requirements. YWCA Employment and Training Center 406 252 6303 909 Wyoming Billings 59101 www.ywcabillings. org Skills assessment, training, and counseling. Resume help. Career resource library. 170

Emergency Services and Basic Needs: Crow Emergency Shelter 406 638 2847 Or 406 247 3350 123 South 27 th Street Billings 59101 Healthcare: medical, dental, prenatal. Sliding scale fees. Family Services INC 406 259 2269 1824 First Avenue North Billings 59103 www.famserv.co m Food, clothing, basic needs, and financial assistance when available. Food Bank of Billings 406 259 2856 2112 4th Avenue North Food bank. Billings, 59101 The Hub 406 248 4803 515 N. 27th Street Billings www.mtpca.org Serves needs of homeless people; medical services and shelter. Drop in center. Laurel Community Hope 406 628 7281 204 Cedar Avenue Laurel 59044 Food assistance, clothing, financial assistance when funds are available. Montana Rescue Mission 406 259 3800 2822 Minnesota Ave Billings www.mtpca.org Serves needs of homeless people, medical services and shelter. Salvation Army Billings 406 245 4659 2100 6th Avenue North Billings 59103 www.salvationar my.org Emergency assistance, counseling, and emergency transport. St. Vincent de Paul Downtown Store 406 252 1855 2610 Montana Avenue Billings 59101 Food, clothing, emergency financial assistance. Women and 406 259 3105 2525 1st Ave N. www.mtpca.org Serves homeless 171

Family Shelter Billings women. Health and medical services; shelter. YWCA Gateway House 406 252 6303 406 259 8100 909 Wyoming Ave Billings 59101 ywcabillings.org Domestic violence victim services, employment and training center, supported living, children's services. Family Support: Angela s Piazza 406 255 0611 420 Grand Ave Billings 59101 Support groups, education, classes "awaken, nurture and assist women." Billings Community Center 406 657 3050 360 North 23 rd Street Billings 59101 Social and educational programs. Classes on estate planning, nutrition. Information for families. Birthright Pregnancy Center 406 245 6600 Or 800 550 4900 1537 Avenue D Suite 144 Billings MT 59102 www.birthright.or g Pregnancy tests and counseling. Carenet 406 652 4868 800 395 4357 2321 Broadwater Avenue Billings 59102 Pregnancy tests and information. Women s health. Community Day Care Family Support Network 406 245 6470 310 N. 27 th Street Billings 59101 406 256 7783 1211 Grand Avenue Suite 6 172 Childcare services for children 3 mos to 12 years. Sliding scale fee. Statewide nonprofit that intends to support troubled

Billings 59104 Family Tree Center 406 259 5569 3123 8 th Avenue South Billings 59101 Friendship House 406 259 5569 3123 8 th Avenue South Billings 59101 families. Parenting skills, tips, classes. Tax help, counseling and referrals. Summer program for children. Parenting classes. Activities for individuals and children. Young Families Early Head Start Program 406 259 2007 1020 Cook Avenue Billings 59102 Services to enhance quality of life for young parents and lowincome families. Parent Connection 406 247 3727 415 N. 30 th Street Billings 59101 Parenting program and educational programming. Parents Lets Unite For Kids 800 222 7585 Or 406 255 0540 516 N 32 nd Street Billings 59101 www.pluk.org Integration for individuals with disabilities into work, school, the community. Access to resources and information. STEP Support and Techniques for Empowering People 406 248 2055 or 800 820 4180 644 Grand Ave #1 Billings 59101 www.step inc.org Family education and support for children and adults with developmental disabilities. Tumbleweed Runaway and Homeless Youth Program 406 259 2558 505 N. 24 th Street Billings 59501 www.tumbleweed program.org Emergency shelter, crisis intervention, family mediation, support groups, parenting classes. Youth Dynamics 877 458 7022 2334 Lewis Ave www.youthdynam Support for 173

INC Billings 59102 ics.org families and children with behavior problems. Health, Disability, and Aging Services: AA Meetings Billings Al Anon Alateen 800 410 2560 Or 406 657 0776 Billings, MT Call to find out more information about AA programs and to find a meeting location near you. Area 7 Agency on Aging 406 252 4812 1445 Avenue B Billings 59102 Services to the elderly: meals on wheels, in-home services, referrals. Ask a Nurse 406 657 8778 Or 800 762 8778 Confidential health information from nurses. Blind or Low Vision Services 406 248 4801 2121 Rosebud Dr. Suite C. Billings 59102 Training, employment assistance. Healthcare for the Homeless 406 247 3358 123 South 27 th Street Billings 59101 Routine health checks, immunizations, mental health care, chemical dependency referrals. Home and Community Based Services 406 247 3226 127 S. 27th Billings 59107 http://www.dphh s.mt.gov/sltc/servi ces/communityser vices/index.shtml Services for people who might otherwise require nursing home care. Indian Health Board of Billings 406 245 7318 1127 Alderson Avenue Health care to individuals of American Indian 174

Billings 59102 descent. Walk in clinic, women s clinic, chemical dependency care/referrals. Services free or on sliding scale. Living Independently for Today and Tomorrow (LIFTT) 406 259 5181 or 800 669 6319 3333 2nd Ave N. Suite 100 Billings 59101 www.liftt.org Skills training, peer support, advocacy for people with disabilities. Planned Parenthood (three locations) 406 869 5040 406 254 9330 406 248 3636 721 N. 29 th Street 100 West Wicks Lane 1844 Broadwater Ave. Billings www.plannedpare nthood.org Family planning, education, STD testing, routine health exams. Men s and women s health services. Sliding scale fee. Rimrock Foundation 406 248 3175 Or 800 227 3953 1231 North 29th Street Billings 59107 www.rimrock.org Addiction treatment, eating disorder treatment, gambling addiction. Sliding scale fee. South Central Montana Mental Health Center 406 252 5658 1245 North 29 th Street Billings 59103 www.mhcbillings. org Mental health center. Professional help with: stress, grief, anxiety, substance abuse, and more. Vocational Rehabilitation 406 248 4801 2121 Rosebud Dr. Ste C Billings 59102 www.dphhs.mt.go v/vocrehab Vocational training for mentally or physically impaired. Yellowstone Aids Project 406 245 2029 2906 1st Avenue Billings 59101 www.yapmt.org Prevention, counseling, testing and assistance. 175

Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch 406 651 2700 1732 South 72nd Street West Billings 59106 www.ybgr.org Children with medical concerns. Residential program. Housing: Big Sky Apartments 406 245 3989 720 N 18 th St. Billings 59101 HJD subsidized housing. Billings Housing Authority 406 245 6391 2415 1st Ave N. Billings 59101 housing.mt.gov Information about public housing unit and vouchers. Fraser Towers 406 252 3311 715 S 28 th St. Billings 59101 HUD subsidized housing. Legal Services: The Billings City Attorney's Office Domestic Violence Unit 406 247 8668 Domestic violence assistance. Montana Family Advocacy Program 406-651-6442 123 S. 27 th Street www.mtfamilyadv ocacy.org Located in Deering Community Health Center in Billings. Legal advocacy for families with children. Montana Legal Services 406 248 7113 2442 1st Avenue North Billings 59101 www.mtlsa.org Legal help for low income Montanans in civil cases. Montana State University 406 657 2365 Student legal services. 176

People's Law Center Region 9 Public Defender 866 650 9013 Information regarding Social Security, Disability, Medicaid and other benefits. 406 256 6861 Billings Yellowstone County Self Help Law Center Yellowstone County Victim/Witness 406 869 3531 Parmly Library 406 247 4672 Or 510 N. Broadway 4 th Floor Billings MT 59101 Full service self help center. No criminal law, incarcerated felons or appellate cases. Transportation: Veterans: Billings VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic 406 373 3500 or 877 468 3456 1775 Spring Creek Lane Billings 59102 Veteran s health care. 2345 King Avenue West Billings 59102 Billings Veterans Service Office 406 656 0584 2795 Enterprise Ave. Billings 59102 Billings Vet Center 406 657 6071 1234 Ave. C. www.veteranspro grams.com Veteran s resources. Good 177

Billings 59102 Independence Hall 406 259 5368 710 Lake Elmo Dr. Billings 59105 place to check in upon returning stateside. Transitional housing for vets. American Red Cross Midland Empire Chapter 406 245 3512 702 Central Avenue Billings 59102 www.montanared cross.org Services to veterans and their families: communication link, financial assistance for travel; disaster relief. Other: Alternatives 406 259 9695 3109 First Avenue North Billings 59101 Pre release and jail alternative program. Aggression control counseling. Consumer Credit Counseling Service 406 656 4370 1620 Alderson Avenue Ste. 27 Billings 59102 www.cccsmt.org Bankruptcy counseling, financial counseling, housing counseling, debt management counseling, tax preparation. 178