- HUD helps apartment owners offer reduced rents to low-income tenants.
- affordable apartments for low-income families, the elderly and persons with disabilities. To apply, contact a public housing agency.
- information about and links to Montana's Housing Authorities.
- find your own place and use the voucher to pay for all or part of the rent.
- a wide range of useful information for renters
- connection to important community services.
- pays part of winter energy bills for income eligible people.
- helps participants to improve the heating efficiency of their home and thus reduce their energy consumption.
- Energy Share of Montana is a private nonprofit organization. Our primary purpose is to help Montanans faced with energy emergencies meet their needs and move towards self-reliance. Since its inception in 1982 Energy Share has distributed 10.5 million dollars in energy assistance to more than 34,000 families.
- The Montana Department of Labor and Industry is the state agency which enforces Montana's discrimination laws. The Human Rights Bureau of the Department receives and investigates complaints of illegal discrimination. This link takes you to all the information you need to know your rights in Montana and to file a complaint, if necessary.
- The Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (FHEO) administers and enforces federal laws and establishes policies that make sure all Americans have equal access to the housing of their choice.
- TANF cash assistance is a program providing temporary financial assistance to needy families. Eligibility for TANF cash assistance is determined by evaluating specific nonfinancial and financial criteria established by federal and state regulations.
- Providing supplemental food and nutrition assistance to low income people. SNAP recipients use EBT cards, which are similar to debit cards, to purchase food in authorized retail stores and farmer's markets. SNAP offers participants nutritional information and education opportunities. The goal of the program is to help individuals and families develop skills and behaviors leading to improved nutritional well-being.
- Montana's Early Childhood Services Bureau is dedicated to helping children and families succeed by increasing the affordability, accessibility and quality of early care and education.
- Includes information for adopting and fostering in Montana, along with links to other useful resources for families.
- To be eligible for Montana Medicaid, you must meet financial requirements that take into account your income and resources. You must be a Montana resident, and you must have proof of U.S. citizenship or alien status and identity.
- The goal of the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) is to give children the best possible start in life by ensuring that they get proper nutrition both in utero and during their preschool years. The program provides nutritious foods, such as iron-fortified cereal, milk, eggs, peanut butter, and dried beans, as well as formula for mothers who choose not to breastfeed. It also provides nutrition education to improve eating behavior.
- Individuals can; apply for benefits, verify qualification to receive benefits, estimate future benefits, update your personal contact informaton, get a replacement card, request proof of income letter. Businesses can; report wages, verify Social Security numbers, submit records.
- The mission of the Addictive and Mental Disorders Division (AMDD) of the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services is to implement and improve an appropriate statewide system of prevention, treatment, care, and rehabilitation for Montanans with mental disorders or addictions to drugs or alcohol.
- Includes information about State and Federal Government Sites, Caregiving, Legal and Financial, End of Life, and Advocacy.
- Montana's Senior and Long Term Care Division of DPHHS administers aging services, adult protective services, and the state's two veterans' homes. It also helps to fund care for elderly and disabled Montanans who are eligible for Medicaid and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). Their mission is to advocate and promote dignity and independence for older Montanans and Montanans with disabilities.
- Montana's Area Agencies on Aging are public or private non-profit agencies, designated by the Aging Services Bureau, to address the needs and concerns of older Montanans at the local level. This link will help you find your local Area Agency on Aging. Every Area Agency on Aging is required to have an advisory council, comprised primarily of older persons, to review and comment on all programs affecting the elderly at the community level.
- These funds will be used to help families or individuals that are currently housed but are at risk of becoming homeless and need temporary rent or utility assistance to prevent them from becoming homeless. These funds will also be used to help families or individuals who are experiencing homelessness and need temporary assistance to obtain and retain housing. This is a new program to be operated by the HRDC's.
- These funds will assist shelters throughout the state as identified in the present Emergency Shelter Grant. Funds could support essential services to homeless families, one-time payments for homeless prevention services, maintenance in support of existing emergency shelters and rehabilitation or conversion of buildings for homeless shelters. Funds will be distributed via the HRDC's.
- Information about support and services available to Montana veterans and their families. Offices are located across the state.


- providing, protecting and enhancing Montanan's access to justice.
- Legal information and resources for Low to Moderate Income Montanans.






- a professional organization comprised of thirty-three community-based organizations in Montana that provide residential services, employment and day activities primarily to people with developmental disabilities.










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