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Getting help when you need it most...
Program: 211/First Call for Help
An information and referral service linking individuals in need to available resources in the community. Program: Youth Mentoring Program
Big Brothers Big Sisters matches children ages 6 through 18 with mentors in professionally supported one to one relationships. Program: Court Appointed Special Advocates CASA of Missoula provides advocacy for abused and neglected children in the court system through the training of community volunteers to serve children's best interests. Program: First Step Resource Center First STEP Resource Center is a community partnership dedicated to serving child victims of abuse, neglect, and drug endangerment and adult victims of sexual assault. Program: Flagship The Flagship Program is a community-school partnership that provides after-school skill-building opportunities that help students be successful in school and connect with their community. Program: Food Aide
Garden City Harvest grows and distributes locally grown produce to low income Missoulians through the operation of community farms and gardens. Programs: Meals on Wheels, Senior Companion, Foster Grandparents
Missoula Aging Services provides a continuum of assistance supporting the independence and dignity of older adults and their caregivers through education, services, and volunteer opportunities. Program: Missoula AIDS Council
Missoula Aids Council provides free and anonymous HIV counseling and testing, distributes harm reduction supplies and provides HIV and STD information. Program: Missoula Food Bank
Missoula Food Bank provides emergency food relief to individuals and families and reduces the incidence of hunger through a community of resources and volunteers. Programs: Mountain Home Montana, Baby Boutique
Mountain Home is a six bedroom home for young mothers and their children and the Baby Boutique is job training for young mothers. Programs: National Coalition Building Institute
NCBI is the only Montana organization empowering citizens with skills to eliminate inequalities and strengthen community. With programs for schools, communities, and organizations, NCBI reduces prejudice, prevents violence, and resolves conflict. Programs: The Parenting Place
Preventing child abuse and neglect and strengthening families through a comprehensive strategy including parent education, respite child care, home visiting services and support. Programs: Access to Therapy Program, Healthcare for the Homeless, Breast and Cervical Health, Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program
Partnership Health Center provides comprehensive medical care, dental care, pharmacy services, and a host of other special programs to low-income and medically underserved community members. Programs: Camp Fire After School Tutoring (C.F.A.S.T.)
Focuses on children's social, emotional, intellectual, and physical needs through a wide variety of programming for children ages 1-17. Programs: Food Insecurities Program, Salcido Drop-in Center, Joseph Residence, Emergency Shelter
For 35 years, we have served as Western Montana's largest emergency homeless shelter and soup kitchen, as well as operating the Joseph Residence for families, the Valor House for homeless veterans, and Salcido Center for the chronically homeless. Programs: Watson Children's Shelter
Watson Children's Shelter is dedicated to providing emergency shelter in a safe, nurturing home for children who are victims of abuse, neglect, abandonment, or family crisis. Programs: Comprehensive School and Community Treatment
Comprehensive School and Community Treatment is a school-based mental health program offering behavioral intervention, group, individual, and family therapy to severely emotionally disturbed (SED) youth. Programs: Futures & Family BASICS
WORD's programs promote women's access to stable housing, adequate income, personal/career development, family-school involvement and the creation of policies for social change. Programs: Shirley Miller Attention Home & Tom Roy Guidance Home
Youth Homes serves children, 3 -17, and families in Western Montana struggling from family conflict. Services include emergency shelters, therapeutic group homes, foster/adoptive care, wilderness treatment, and transitional living. Programs: Missoula Pathways Domestic and Sexual Violence & Gateway Program
YWCA Missoula provides crisis intervention, housing, a 24-hour crisis line and support services for survivors of domestic and sexual violence and homeless women and children.
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