RESOURCES ACROSS THE STATE OF MONTANA
The Office of the Child and Family Ombudsman (OCFO)
The Child and Family Ombudsmen duties include: Reviewing requests involving Child and Family Services Division of the Department of Health and Human Services; Supporting best practices in working with children and families; and providing education on how best to protect and serve Montana children and families.
(1-844-252-4453)
DOJOMBUDSMAN@mt.gov
PO Box 201417, Helena 59620
Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
One-to-one mentoring for children and teens.
(813) 720-8778
Casey Family Programs is the nation’s largest operating foundation focused on safely reducing the need for foster care in the United States. Their mission is to provide and improve — and ultimately prevent the need for — foster care.
206-282-7300
2001 Eighth Avenue, Suite 2700, Seattle, WA 98121
Support and recruitment for foster care families, facilitating communication between churches, communities, and government.
406-837-2247
hello@childbridgemontana.org
P.O. Box 310, Big Fork 59911
Child & Family Services Division
DPHHS child protection services, foster care, child and adult abuse and neglect investigations.
24-hour Centralized Intake report hotline for child abuse 866-820-5437
24-hour Centralized Intake report hotline for adult abuse 844-277-9300
(406) 444-5622
111 North Sanders, Room 301, Helena 59620
PO Box 4210, Helena 59604-4210
Childcare Services connections, Resource Page for Parents and Providers.
202 2nd Ave S Suite 201 Great Falls I 406-761-6010 or 800-696-4503
2229 5th Ave Havre I 406-265-6743 or 800-696-4503
Family Support Network of Montana
Coaching for parents, 24-hour support hotline, supervised parent-child interactions and mental health intervention.
406-256-7783
1002 10th St. West Suite 1, Billings 59102
Impacting generational change by empowering youth, who are facing the greatest obstacles, through relationships with professional mentors – 12+ years, no matter what.
Western MT: 735 Michigan Ave, Missoula 59802 I 406-258-8081 I info@friendsmontana.org
Eastern MT: PO Box 22275, Billings 59104 I 406-534-3138 I contact@friendsmontana.org
Group home for homeless, pregnant, or parenting mothers ages 16-21 residing in MT.
406-247-4732
info@hrdc7.org
7 North 31st St, Billings 59101
Family to Family amplify the strength of families of children and youth with health care challenges by forging relationships with providers and programs, connecting families to meaningful supports, and providing them opportunities to learn and to share their experience.
406-243-4570
montanaf2f@umontana.edu
The University of Montana I The Rural Institute I Corbin Hall, Missoula, 59812
Reduced-fee legal services.
Source of information on community resources, services, tele-health and assistance.
2-1-1
Online tools and supportive media to help parents navigate new challenges and bolster their skills.
PLUK (Parents, Let’s United for Kids)
Network for families of children with disabilities and special needs.
406-255-0540 or 800-222-7585
2345 King Avenue West, Suite B, Billings 59102
Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch
Wide array of mental health treatment services and support for youth and families.
406-655-2100 or 800-726-6755
1732 South 72nd St., West Billings 59106
Youth Dynamics provides strength-based, client-centered, supportive mental health services to children and families.
406-245-6539 or (877) 458-7022
2334 Lewis Ave., Billings 59102
Emergency shelters, therapeutic group homes, foster care and adoption programs, and counseling services for children who are facing abuse, neglect, emotional trauma and substance abuse problems.
(406) 721-2704
info@youthhomesmt.org
P.O. Box 7616, Missoula 59807
Zero to Five is a statewide early childhood organization focused on increasing access to early care and education, supporting and strengthening families, uplifting voices, and empowering small businesses and communities.
