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| This page has information and helpful links to programs that are not included in the Bridge to Benefits eligibility screening tool.
Montana 211 Infomation is also available online at the Montana 211 website. 2. Early Childhood Development 3. Disbility Services 4. Food and Nutrition 5. Health and Dental 6. Housing and Transportation 7. Employment and Financial 8. Legal Help 9. Senior Citizens |
| Asset Development Asset building helps families move toward greater self-sufficiency by accumulating savings and purchasing long-term assets. The theory behind this approach is that helping people purchase an asset, as opposed to simply increasing their income, provides longer term stability. Click here to learn about asset development programs in Montana. |
| Early Childhood Development Click here for information on quality early childhood education-related programs, including Head Start and Early Childhood Services Bureau. This section also contains resources to find a child care provider and help pay for childcare. |
| Disbility Services Click here to learn about services for people with disabilities or their families. |
| Food and Nutrition Click here for information on nutritional programs, such as WIC (a nutrition program for women, infants and children), and Eat Right Montana. |
| Health and Dental Click here for additional health programs, including links to free and low-cost health clinics, dental care services, and prescription drug resources. |
| Housing and Transportation Click here for programs that help families find housing and transportation. |
| Employment and Financial Click here for information about Unemployment Insurance, Diversionary Work Program, and tools for those seeking work. |
| Legal Help Click here for more information about free help with civil legal matters for low-income individuals or families. |
| Senior Citizens Click here for services for senior citizens, their families, and their caregivers. |