Montana Children's Initiative Provider Association
Jani McCall, Executive Director
2331 Spruce Street
Billings, MT 59101
(406) 256-3585 Fax: (406) 256-3847
Children's Mental Health Block Grant 2008 (PDF)
2007 Health and Human Services Legislative Summary
Montana System Of Care History
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Billings Clinic Psychiatric Services 2800 10th Ave. North/PO Box 37000 Billings, MT 59107-7000 (406) 657-3900 (fax) 657-3865 Contact: Joan Daly
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Billings Clinic Behavioral Health's mental health services can help you discover workable solutions to the problems that affect you and your family's health and well-being. Our counseling services provide timely and cost-effective assistance for people who need counseling and personal or family support. Billings Clinic Psychiatric Center offers complete treatment programs for youth and adults including day treatment, partial hospitalization and inpatient services. |
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Bitterroot Valley Educational Co-op PO Box 187 Stevensville, MT 59870 (406) 777-2494 (fax) 777-2495 Director: Tim Miller Contact: Carol Ewen
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The Bitterroot Valley Education Cooperative and its member school districts provide full educational opportunity to all students with disabilities, ages 3 through 19. The Cooperative and its member school districts plan to expand the upper age limit to 21 by the year 2015 consistent with the policies, procedures and timetable in the Montana State Plan under Part B of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. |
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Excel, Inc. 1348 Main Street Suite 201 Billings, MT 59105 (406) 254-2397 (fax) 254-2397 Contact: David Hoye
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Excel Group Home Inc. has two Intensive Level community based group homes. The Program is designed to help adolescent males, ages 12-17, experiencing emotional and behavioral issues. This program provides therapeutic services that allow youth to stay in the community and attend public school while receiving more structure, supervision and therapy than they would receive in foster care or outpatient services. All youth at Excel also receive out-patient sexual disorder treatment from South Central Treatment Associates |
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Florence Crittenton Home & Services 901 N. Harris St. Helena, MT 59601 (406) 442-6950 (fax) 442-6571 Contact: Pam Ponich pponich@florencecrittenton.org www.florencecrittenton.org
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The Florence Crittenton Home in Helena, Montana, is a private, non-profit agency that has maintained a strong tradition of caring for pregnant and parenting young women from across the state of Montana for 106 years. Florence Crittenton provides a safe, structured, nurturing 24-hour home environment where girls benefit from options counseling, parenting and adoption education, intensive mother/baby bonding and attachment work, case management and therapy. In this environment, a young woman learns to take responsibility for herself and her baby, and to make positive healthy choices.
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In-Care Network 2906 2nd Ave. N., #316 Billings, MT 59101 (406) 259-9616 (fax) 259-5129 Contact: Bill Snell Contact: Melody Barragan
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The In-Care Network believes that many of the problems that face American Indian families and Indian youth are unique to them as an ethnic group. American Indian people have a unique history since the coming of Europeans to this continent, a history that is as compelling and complex as the modern needs of Indian youth. To properly serve these unique needs, an organization needs to possess adequate historical knowledge of the developments that have affected Indian society. Also needed is an organizational depth of cultural awareness and sensitivity that reflects itself throughout the services provided by the organization.
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Intermountain 500 South Lamborn Helena, MT 59601 (406) 442-7920 (fax) 442-7949 Contact: Jim FitzGerald
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Intermountain Children's Home and Services is a nationally recognized, non-profit organization that provides treatment programs dedicated to children suffering from moderate to severe emotional disturbances. Since 1982, Intermountain has specialized in residential and outpatient services that effectively address the treatment and permanency needs of children. Located in Helena, Montana, Intermountain has responded to the special needs of children since 1909.
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Kairos Youth ServicesPO Box 3066 Great Falls, MT 59403 (406) 727-0076 (fax) 452-8382 Contact: James Corrigan
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Kairos Youth Services, Inc. operates three community-based group homes in Cascade County for abused, neglected, and emotionally disturbed adolescents and their families. The Missouri River and Evergreen Youth and Shelter Homes provide emergency placement and long-term care for up to 8 boys and girls respectively, ages 10-18. A structured behavioral management program helps these boys and girls achieve a basic foundation of accountability, responsibility, integrity, respect, and self esteem. Individual goals are developed to meet each youth's unique needs. Portage Place Youth Home is a co-ed therapeutic home providing treatment for severely emotionally disturbed adolescents ages 10-18. A trained staff creates a structured therapeutic environment designed to reeducate youth in areas of interpersonal and social behavior. Individual, family, and group counseling is provided by licensed and professional clinical staff.
"People made me feel like they care".... "I was happy and safe here".... "The staff are friendly and helpful and don't let that change"... "Thank you for making me realize I need to make some changes" |
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KIDS Behavioral Health 55 Basin Creek Road Butte, MT 59701 (406) 494-4183 (fax) 494-6102 Director: Pam Broughton Contact: Dave Bennetts
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We believe in providing quality programming that meets the specific needs of the client. The integrity of our care will be measurable and outcome driven. We are dedicated to self-examination and a constant striving to deliver excellent care to the children placed in our programs. |
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Montana Community Services, Inc. 2048 Overland Drive Suite 202 Billings, MT 59102 (406) 656-5976 (fax) 656-0128 Contact: Judith B. Herzog www.mtcsinc.com
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The mission of Montana Community Services, Inc. is to provide quality health services to people of all ages in a manner that will enable them to live, work, and participate in their communities.
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Montana State Foster/Adoptive Parent Association – MSF/APA 500 South Lamborn Helena, MT 59601 (406) 457-4845 (fax) 442-7949 President: Pat Llewellyn Contact: Twila Costigan E-mail: twilac@intermountain.org
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The Montana Foster/Adoptive Parent Association is a non-profit organization registered with the Secretary of State. Foster parents created the association in the early 1970's to provide support for one another by bringing families together for an annual training conference. We continue to work to improve services that will benefit foster/adoptive children across the state.
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Partnership for Children 550 North California Street PO Box 7616 Missoula, MT 59807-7616 (406) 721-2704 (fax) 721-0034 Contact: Geoff Birnbaum
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Partnership for Children is a collaborative partnership between Intermountain and Youth Homes, located and serving in Missoula. The program serves children ages 4 to 12 from referrals throughout the State of Montana. The design combines the talents and model of relational treatment developed on the Intermountain Campus with the Youth Homes knowledge of the Missoula community and their ability to deliver quality intensive treatment in a neighborhood setting and with children attending public schools. PFC offers two six-bed treatment homes and therapeutic foster, intensive and permanency, family services and is a licensed adoption agency. |
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The Center for Mental Health 915 1st Ave South Great Falls, MT 59405 (406) 771-8648 (fax) 761-0554 Contact: Mike McLaughlin *Contact: Dawn Smith
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The Center was established in 1974 to serve the "Golden Triangle" region in central Montana. In 2006 we changed our name from Golden Triangle Community Mental Health Center to Center for Mental Health. The Center is staffed by Psychiatrists, psychologists, psychiatric social workers, licensed counselors, nurses, and trained paraprofessionals. Our professionally trained teams are able to provide quality care, diversified programming, and a full range of community based services. The Center's mission is to provide the, "Highest quality therapeutic mental health services to the individuals it serves."
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Watson Children’s Shelter 2901 Fort Missoula Road Missoula, MT 59804 (406) 549-0058 (fax) 549-1072 Contact: Fran Albrecht
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Watson Children's Shelter is dedicated to providing a safe, nurturing environment for children who are victims of abuse, neglect, abandonment or family crisis. Founded in 1977, Watson Children's Shelter is the only emergency shelter for young children in western Montana.
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Western Montana Mental Health Center Building T9, Fort Missoula Missoula, MT 59804-7298 (406) 532-8400 (fax) 543-4536 Contact: Paul Meyer *Contact: Jodi Martz 106 West Broadway Butte, MT 59701 (406) 723-4033
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Yellowstone Boys & Girls Ranch 1732 S. 72nd Street West Billings, MT 59106 (406) 655-2100 (fax) 656-0021 Contact: Glenn McFarlane
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Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch provides quality education and treatment services which promote the emotional, behavioral, spiritual and physical development of children, adolescents and their families. Family involvement is expected, encouraged and supported. On-site guest housing and meals are available for visiting families. For those who participate in family therapy, weekly sessions are scheduled by phone, videoconference, or in person. Therapeutic home passes provide opportunities for families to reunite and put into practice newly learned relationship skills.
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Youth Dynamics Inc. 2334 Lewis Ave Billings, MT 59102 (406) 245-6539 (fax) 245-3192 Contact: Peter Degel
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Youth Dynamics, Inc. is a private, non-profit agency committed to promoting partnerships with people for the provision of progressive and community centered behavioral health services. The organization, in business since 1981, provides a wide array of services including: therapeutic group and foster care, shelter care, intensive case management, in-home family services, and outpatient therapies. With ten offices services are available throughout the eastern 2/3’s of the state of Montana.
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Youth Homes 550 N. California Street PO Box 7616 Missoula, MT 59807-7616 (406) 721-2704 (fax) 721-0034 Contact: Geoff Birnbaum
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The Youth Homes is a Montana non-profit organization dedicated to caring for children and youth who are at-risk and whose families are in crisis. We provide group homes, therapeutic and custodial, shelter care and foster care, family support and adoption services. We also have a wilderness treatment program and provide alternative schooling. We operate in Western Montana with locations in Missoula, Polson, Kalispell, Hamilton and Helena. Our commitment is to serve children close to their home and to do so safely, consistently and competently. We provide placement, therapies, recreation, cultural opportunities and access to other community resources and most of our youngsters attend public schools.
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