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Below you will find useful links to Montana area resources to services for domestic violence, sexual assault victims and survivors, children and adults.
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Listed below are domestic and sexual violence centers throughout the state. Additionally, the Montana Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence has a complete list by region. Check out this link: MCADSV, for more information.
Billings:
YWCA Servicing Yellowstone, Musselshell, Rosebud, Stillwater, Carbon, Big Horn counties. 406-245-4472 Help line 406-702-0229 Text line Bozeman: Haven 406-586-4111 Butte: Safe Space 406-782-8511 Colstrip: 406-748-4357 Conrad: Hi-Line's Help for Abused Spouses Servicing Glacier, Toole, Librty, Pondera, Teton, and Chouteau 1-800-219-7336 Deer Lodge: Cottonwood Commons Transition Home 406-846-4122 Dillon: Community Support Center Serving Beaverhead and Madison counties Office: 406-683-6106 Crisis Hotline: 1-800-253-9811 Glasgow: Glasgow Victim-Witness Advocate Servicing Phillips, Valley, Daniels, and Sheridan counties of north eastern Montana. 406-228-8050 Ask for Victim-Services person- do not need to explain why you are calling. Glendale: 406-365-6074 Glendive: Dawson County Domestic Violence Program Servicing Dawson, Prairie, and Wibaux counties of Eastern Montana. 406-377-6477 Great Falls: YWCA Servicing Blaine, Hill, Fergus, Judith Basin, Cascade, Lewis and Clark counties. 1-800-352-7449 Voices of Hope 211 406-453-4357 Great Falls Rescue Mission 406-761-2653 Hamilton: SAFE 406-363-4600 Harve: HRDC 406-265-2222 Helena: The Friendship Center 406-442-6800 YWCA Helena 406-442-8774 Kalispell: The Abbie Shelter and Violence Free Crisis Line Hotline: 406-752-7273 Office : 406-752-4735 Crime Victim's Advocate for Flathead County 406-758-2108 Lewistown: SAVES - Spouse Abuse/Sexual Assault Volunteer Emergency Services 1-800-535-2303 Libby: Lincoln County Crisis Solutions 1-877-493-7139 Livingston: ASPEN Servicing Park, Sweetgrass, and Meagher counties. 406-222-8154 Miles City: Custer Network Against Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault (CNADA) Servicing Custer, Garfield, Fallon, Powder River, and Carter counties of south eastern Montana 1-888-799-0542 Missoula: YWCA of Missoula 406-542-1944 Missoula, Granite, Mineral, Sanders, lower Lake, and upper Ravalli counties. First Step Resource Center 406-329-5776 Missoula, Montana First Step is a Child Advocacy Center responding to child abuse. First Step also responds to adult sexual assault victims. Ronan: Serving Lake County Safe Harbor 406-676-0800 Sidney: Richland County Coalition Against Domestic Violence 406-433-7421 Thompson Falls: Sanders County Coalition for Families Helpline: 1-800-265-0415 Office: 406-827-3218 |
Most Used Links:
* Montana Judicial Branch forms * MontanaLawHelp.org * Paternity * Dissolution Forms *Order of Protection forms * Parenting Plan * Child Support application * Montana Hope Card Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services
Montana Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence MCADSV has a list of all Montana local programs for direct services to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault: Members by Region State of Montana Department of Justice * Office of Victim Services * Crime Victim Advocates * Montana Sexual or Violence Offender Registry State of Montana Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-7233 State of Montana Elder Abuse Hotline 1-800-551-3191 _______________________________________ Child Abuse, Assault, and Advocacy: Report Child Abuse 1-866-820-5437 Children's Justice Center Montana Children's Advocacy Center (ACA) Montana Child Sexual Assault Response Team (McSART) Children's Alliance of Montana A.W.A.R.E. Inc. _______________________________________ Public Health and Human Service's
This website will have links to assistance programs available through the state. LIEAP SNAP TANF Healthy Kids Montana Montana Medicaid Energy Share Montana Fair Housing Montana Best Beginnings Scholarship commonly known as: 4C's Application Butte 4C's Hope Card Missoula Youth Crisis Diversion Project A Road map for Helping Youth in Crisis: Youth in crisis are often an underrepresented population when it comes to accessing social services. This dynamic program is looking to change that fact. When your youth or family is in crisis, it is difficult to know what to do or who to call for help. Getting the help you need can be confusing and exhausting. Here is a simple guide for navigating through crisis situations, and the community services that may help. www.missoulayouthcrisis.org |
