Community Resources
Community Resources
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- Fork and Spoon -- pay-as-you-can restaurant and food truck (2x per month in Belgrade)
- Gallatin Valley Food Bank -- Emergency Food Box program, 602 Bond St., Bozeman. Hours: Mon–Fri 1–4pm and Tue 1–4pm & 5–7pm. They also have a Pop-Up Pantry on the 2nd and 4th Monday of the month at Peace Lutheran Church on Jackrabbit in Belgrade.
- SNAP -- Supplemental Nutrition Program - 1-888-706-1535. For SNAP benefits, people who live together and buy food and prepare meals together are classified as a household.
- WIC (Women, Infants, & Children) -- 201 W. Madison St., Belgrade, 406-539-7070. They also have a Home Visiting Program with Spanish speakers; contact: hvreferrals@gallatin.mt.gov
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- KidsLINK After School Program - Greater Gallatin United Way's After School Initiative, providing after-school care for children from Kindergarten to 8th grade. Includes physical activity, homework help, enrichment activities, and healthy snacks. 406-587-2194
- Head Start - A program of HRDC providing early childhood education and care. 406-586-9652
- Family Connections Montana - Promotes early care and education by helping families find and pay for childcare. 800-696-4503
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- Belgrade Family Dental - Accepts Medicaid; 406-388-3005; 103 Jefferson Ave., Belgrade
- Bozeman Medicaid Office - Questions about Medicaid and Healthy Montana Kids insurance
- Charlie Health - Telehealth intensive mental health support. Medicaid accepted for under 18. Offers free parent support groups, caregiver groups, suicide support groups, athlete support groups, and provider support groups. 866-491-5196
- Community Health Partners (CHP) - One-stop clinic offering medical, dental, mental health, and optical services. Sliding scale fees available. Resource coordinators assist with food and housing resources. 406-585-1360
- Community Health Partners Dental Clinic - Low-cost/sliding scale dental care. Walk-in clinic Tue–Fri 7:30–9:30 AM; 1695 Tschache Lane, Bozeman. Spanish-speaking staff available. 406-585-1360
- Healthy Montana Kids - Health coverage that costs little or nothing depending on income. 1-888-706-1535
- Help Center - 24-hour crisis line, suicide outreach, and sexual assault counseling. 406-586-3333
- Montana Warm Line - Non-crisis support line for mental health support. 877-688-3377 (Mon–Fri 4pm–10pm, Sat–Sun 10am–10pm)
- River Rock Dental - Accepts payment plans, offers discounts; $89 exam/cleaning. 406-380-3133
- Youth Dynamics - Youth counseling services. Contact: Steph Sander 406-577-7649 sanders@youthdynamics.org
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- Montana Legal Services Association - Provides legal information, advice, and legal representation free of charge to low-income Montanans with civil legal needs
- Youth Homeless Demonstration Project of MLSA - Works with youth under 18 and young adults under 25. Contact: Kaia Rosen 406-594-1971 or 800-666-6899
- Montana Navigator Kinship Program - Program for grandparents or relatives caring for grandchildren
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- Energy Share Program - 888-779-7589. A private nonprofit program that provides utility assistance and is not government-run.
- Family Outreach - Organization supporting families who have children with disabilities.
- Greater Impact - Low-cost auto repair shop and rentable space for individuals who want to do their own repairs.
- Hardship Grants for Single Mothers - Information on grants available for single mothers.
- Journey Church Benevolence Request - Provides very short-term assistance for emergency housing and personal crises.
- Love INC - Nonprofit providing household goods and clothing. Belgrade location operates as a Clothes Closet and also offers home and auto repair assistance. Apply under “receive assistance.”
406-587-3008 | 406-587-6395 - Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) - 833-317-1080. Helps cover heating costs (typically October through April).
- Sacks Thrift - Clothing and household goods store. 1/2-price Saturdays on the first Saturday of each month. 138 W. Mendenhall St., Bozeman, MT. 406-587-7283
- United Way - Health, Well-Being, Basic Needs, Early Learning and Youth Success Assistance
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- Bienvenidos - Organization supporting Spanish-speaking migrants. Intake begins with Carmen Rubio at Family Promise in Bozeman, who helps assess needs and connect families to resources. Currently no volunteers in Belgrade.
- Community Health Partners (CHP) - One-stop clinic offering medical, dental, mental health, and optical services. Sliding scale fees available. Resource coordinators assist with food and housing support. 406-585-1360. Spanish-speaking staff available.
- Community Health Partners Dental Clinic - Low-cost/sliding scale dental care. Walk-in clinic Tue–Fri 7:30–9:30 AM; 1695 Tschache Lane, Bozeman. 406-585-1360. Spanish-speaking staff available.
- Janella - Spanish-speaking support contact: Kimball Schultz (Family Outreach), 406-558-3401 or hola@familyoutreach.org. Provides support coordination for therapy, schooling, and disability services for children and families. Also assists with Early Intervention and Adult Support Services. Available for questions and referrals.
- Moyce Immigrant Health Lab - Focuses on reducing health disparities for underserved populations. nursing@montana.edu
- Gallatin City-County Health Department (Spanish Resources)
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- Family Promise - Emergency shelter, early childhood education, and family resource center
- Haven - Provides confidential support, legal advocacy, counseling, and a safe place to stay for anyone impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, sex trafficking, and stalking
- Housing Choice Voucher Program - Apply to Region 6
- HRDC Warming Center - Emergency shelter in Bozeman. The Warming Center provides family shelter in a transitional hotel called “Wheat Suites.”
Wheat Suites Programs:- Family Non-congregate Shelter
- 6 rooms for families with dependent children experiencing homelessness
- Stays up to 3 months
- 2 emergency rooms available for overnight intake in urgent situations (first come, first served)
- Family Transitional Housing
- 12 rooms for families experiencing or at risk of homelessness
- Stays up to 2 years
- Workforce Transitional Housing
- For individuals or families earning $2,500/month or more transitioning to permanent housing
- Rent is $750/month, month-to-month lease
- Family Non-congregate Shelter
All programs share the same referral process: Referral Form and have slightly different eligibility criteria.
- Resource Property Management - 406-451-0001 or rpm@thehrdc.org. Provides a list of 300+ homes near schools, grocery stores, and other necessities.
