Living with HIV in Montana

Mornings:

• Monday-Friday from 9-11 AM, we are available by appointment only.

Afternoons:

• Monday-Thursday our office is open 1-4 PM for walk-ins.
• On Fridays, our office is open 1-2 PM for walk-ins.

• The Human Resource Council is a great place to start. Trained staff analyzes questions and/or problems and link people with social services that meet their needs. They operate an information and referral line at 406-549-5555 or 211 which is active from 12-5pm M-F.
• YWCA is a fantastic resource for anyone dealing with or leaving a domestic violence situation, for those who have experienced sexual violence, and/or are experiencing homelessness. They run a 24/7 support line 406-544-1944 and offer many services such as transitional housing, emergency shelter, and services for families and children while folks work toward self-sufficiency and independence.
• Valor House provides transitional housing and services for veterans. For an application, please call  406-829-3929.
• The Missoula Poverello Center provides food, shelter and help to Missoula’s homeless and undeserved populations. 406-728-1809
• Salvation Army of Missoula offers many services, including emergency shelter and winter shelter. 406-549-0710

• For Section 8 housing registration information click here. Section 8 is a resource for lower income families and individuals to make housing more affordable.
• The S+C program is a permanent supportive housing program for the homeless. S+C is a rental assistance program specifically designed to help homeless disabled individuals and families receive adequate housing and supportive services. Once in the program, you would rent from a private landlord in Missoula, pay 30% of your monthly adjusted income towards rent and MHA will pay the rent difference. Supportive services are provided by local social service agencies. NOTE: S+C only accepts applicants referred through the Missoula Coordinated Entry System.
• The low income energy assistance program or LIEAP can provide help with winter energy bills and home weatherization.
• A list of Montana Bills Assistance Programs can be found here.  This is a good list of services and resources for low income individuals and families.