Not listed MOUNTAIN HOME MONTANA SHELTER AND CARE FOR PREGNANT AND POSTPARTUM WOMEN - MOUNTAIN HOME MONTANA (MHM) IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT SPECIALIZES IN OFFERING RELIABLE SHELTER AND A VARIETY OF MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TREATMENT SERVICES, PARENTING SUPPORT, RECOVERY ACTIVITIES, AND CHILD CARE FOR YOUNG MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN. THIS PROJECT AIMS TO DELIVER SERVICES TO UP TO 73 - 200 YOUNG WOMEN AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS ANNUALLY AND UP TO 492 TOTAL UNDUPLICATED INDIVIDUALS OVER THE COURSE OF THE FIVE-YEAR GRANT CYCLE. IN 2021, 18.4% OF PREGNANT MONTANA MOTHERS BETWEEN 20-24 YEARS OLD USED ILLICIT DRUGS.2 AS OF 2020, 65% OF CASES IN WHICH CHILDREN WERE REMOVED FROM THEIR FAMILIES IN MONTANA WERE AS A RESULT OF SUDS.3 WITH A POPULATION OF JUST OVER 1 MILLION AND AS THE THIRD LEAST DENSELY POPULATED STATE IN THE U.S. - 7.4 PEOPLE PER SQUARE MILE ON AVERAGE (2020 U.S. CENSUS) - MONTANA IS AN INCREDIBLY RURAL PLACE, WHERE AT LEAST A PORTION OF EVERY SINGLE COUNTY IS DESIGNATED AS A PRIMARY CARE HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREA (HPSA).4 MISSOULA COUNTY IS THE THIRD MOST POPULOUS COUNTY IN THE STATE, WITH 117,992 RESIDENTS.5 THUS, MANY SERVICES LOCATED IN MISSOULA COUNTY - INCLUDING MHM - ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SERVING A MASSIVE GEOGRAPHICAL REGION. ALL WOMEN SERVED AT MHM ARE FROM UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. MORE THAN 60% OF MHM CLIENTS/MOTHERS HAVE REPORTED PAST OR PRESENT SUBSTANCE USE AT INTAKE AND 87% ARE ACTIVELY EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS WHILE 100% ARE AT RISK OF HOMELESSNESS. AI/AN FAMILIES MAKE UP 50% OF REFERRALS TO MHM. THROUGH NUMEROUS GOALS AND OBJECTIVES, MHM STAFF WILL SCREEN AND ASSESS PARTICIPANTS SO THAT THE INDIVIDUALIZED COUNSELING AND THERAPIES CAN BE IDENTIFIED AND PROVIDED THAT MEET THE SPECIFIC NEEDS OF CLIENTS. HEALTH CARE SERVICES, SOCIAL SERVICES, AND HARM REDUCTION SERVICES WILL BE OFFERED TO PREGNANT AND PARENTING WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN WHO ARE IN NEED OF THESE SERVICES. THERAPEUTIC SERVICES SUCH AS TREATMENT FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER, AND TOBACCO CESSATION, AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES LIKE TRAUMA-INFORMED CHILD CARE AND PEER SUPPORT SPECIALISTS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE TO MHM PARTICIPANTS. THE MHM COMMUNITY CENTER WILL PROVIDE OVER 100 EVENTS THAT SUPPORT RECOVERY AND ARE OPEN TO BOTH THE PUBLIC AND THE CLIENTS OF MHM. THESE EVENTS ARE USED TO EDUCATE ON HARM REDUCTION AROUND SUBSTANCE USE AND TO SCREEN COMMUNITY MEMBERS FOR SUD AND CONNECT PEOPLE TO TREATMENT WHEN NEEDED. CASE MANAGERS WILL BE ESSENTIAL IN REFERRING CLIENTS TO MORE SPECIALIZED CARE AND WILL ALSO AID IN FAMILY REUNIFICATION. THE REQUESTED $2,521,540.42 GRANT FUNDS OVER 5 YEARS WILL ALLOW MHM TO SUSTAIN THEIR EXISTING MATERNITY GROUP HOME AND OUTREACH SERVICES, AND WILL ENABLE THE ORGANIZATION TO CONTINUE DELIVERING SPECIFIC, COMPREHENSIVE, AND INDIVIDUALIZED CARE TO PREGNANT AND PARENTING CLIENTS. $1 7/30/26 Not listed MOUNTAIN HOME MONTANA SHELTER AND CARE FOR PREGNANT AND POSTPARTUM WOMEN - MOUNTAIN HOME MONTANA (MHM) IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT SPECIALIZES IN OFFERING RELIABLE SHELTER AND A VARIETY OF MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TREATMENT SERVICES, PARENTING SUPPORT, RECOVERY ACTIVITIES, AND CHILD CARE FOR YOUNG MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN. THIS PROJECT AIMS TO DELIVER SERVICES TO UP TO 73 - 200 YOUNG WOMEN AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS ANNUALLY AND UP TO 492 TOTAL UNDUPLICATED INDIVIDUALS OVER THE COURSE OF THE FIVE-YEAR GRANT CYCLE. IN 2021, 18.4% OF PREGNANT MONTANA MOTHERS BETWEEN 20-24 YEARS OLD USED ILLICIT DRUGS.2 AS OF 2020, 65% OF CASES IN WHICH CHILDREN WERE REMOVED FROM THEIR FAMILIES IN MONTANA WERE AS A RESULT OF SUDS.3 WITH A POPULATION OF JUST OVER 1 MILLION AND AS THE THIRD LEAST DENSELY POPULATED STATE IN THE U.S. - 7.4 PEOPLE PER SQUARE MILE ON AVERAGE (2020 U.S. CENSUS) - MONTANA IS AN INCREDIBLY RURAL PLACE, WHERE AT LEAST A PORTION OF EVERY SINGLE COUNTY IS DESIGNATED AS A PRIMARY CARE HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREA (HPSA).4 MISSOULA COUNTY IS THE THIRD MOST POPULOUS COUNTY IN THE STATE, WITH 117,992 RESIDENTS.5 THUS, MANY SERVICES LOCATED IN MISSOULA COUNTY - INCLUDING MHM - ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SERVING A MASSIVE GEOGRAPHICAL REGION. ALL WOMEN SERVED AT MHM ARE FROM UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. MORE THAN 60% OF MHM CLIENTS/MOTHERS HAVE REPORTED PAST OR PRESENT SUBSTANCE USE AT INTAKE AND 87% ARE ACTIVELY EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS WHILE 100% ARE AT RISK OF HOMELESSNESS. AI/AN FAMILIES MAKE UP 50% OF REFERRALS TO MHM. THROUGH NUMEROUS GOALS AND OBJECTIVES, MHM STAFF WILL SCREEN AND ASSESS PARTICIPANTS SO THAT THE INDIVIDUALIZED COUNSELING AND THERAPIES CAN BE IDENTIFIED AND PROVIDED THAT MEET THE SPECIFIC NEEDS OF CLIENTS. HEALTH CARE SERVICES, SOCIAL SERVICES, AND HARM REDUCTION SERVICES WILL BE OFFERED TO PREGNANT AND PARENTING WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN WHO ARE IN NEED OF THESE SERVICES. THERAPEUTIC SERVICES SUCH AS TREATMENT FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER, AND TOBACCO CESSATION, AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES LIKE TRAUMA-INFORMED CHILD CARE AND PEER SUPPORT SPECIALISTS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE TO MHM PARTICIPANTS. THE MHM COMMUNITY CENTER WILL PROVIDE OVER 100 EVENTS THAT SUPPORT RECOVERY AND ARE OPEN TO BOTH THE PUBLIC AND THE CLIENTS OF MHM. THESE EVENTS ARE USED TO EDUCATE ON HARM REDUCTION AROUND SUBSTANCE USE AND TO SCREEN COMMUNITY MEMBERS FOR SUD AND CONNECT PEOPLE TO TREATMENT WHEN NEEDED. CASE MANAGERS WILL BE ESSENTIAL IN REFERRING CLIENTS TO MORE SPECIALIZED CARE AND WILL ALSO AID IN FAMILY REUNIFICATION. THE REQUESTED $2,521,540.42 GRANT FUNDS OVER 5 YEARS WILL ALLOW MHM TO SUSTAIN THEIR EXISTING MATERNITY GROUP HOME AND OUTREACH SERVICES, AND WILL ENABLE THE ORGANIZATION TO CONTINUE DELIVERING SPECIFIC, COMPREHENSIVE, AND INDIVIDUALIZED CARE TO PREGNANT AND PARENTING CLIENTS. $515.0k 7/7/26 Not listed MOUNTAIN HOME MONTANA SHELTER AND CARE FOR PREGNANT AND POSTPARTUM WOMEN - MOUNTAIN HOME MONTANA (MHM) IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT SPECIALIZES IN OFFERING RELIABLE SHELTER AND A VARIETY OF MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TREATMENT SERVICES, PARENTING SUPPORT, RECOVERY ACTIVITIES, AND CHILD CARE FOR YOUNG MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN. THIS PROJECT AIMS TO DELIVER SERVICES TO UP TO 73 - 200 YOUNG WOMEN AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS ANNUALLY AND UP TO 492 TOTAL UNDUPLICATED INDIVIDUALS OVER THE COURSE OF THE FIVE-YEAR GRANT CYCLE. IN 2021, 18.4% OF PREGNANT MONTANA MOTHERS BETWEEN 20-24 YEARS OLD USED ILLICIT DRUGS.2 AS OF 2020, 65% OF CASES IN WHICH CHILDREN WERE REMOVED FROM THEIR FAMILIES IN MONTANA WERE AS A RESULT OF SUDS.3 WITH A POPULATION OF JUST OVER 1 MILLION AND AS THE THIRD LEAST DENSELY POPULATED STATE IN THE U.S. - 7.4 PEOPLE PER SQUARE MILE ON AVERAGE (2020 U.S. CENSUS) - MONTANA IS AN INCREDIBLY RURAL PLACE, WHERE AT LEAST A PORTION OF EVERY SINGLE COUNTY IS DESIGNATED AS A PRIMARY CARE HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREA (HPSA).4 MISSOULA COUNTY IS THE THIRD MOST POPULOUS COUNTY IN THE STATE, WITH 117,992 RESIDENTS.5 THUS, MANY SERVICES LOCATED IN MISSOULA COUNTY - INCLUDING MHM - ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SERVING A MASSIVE GEOGRAPHICAL REGION. ALL WOMEN SERVED AT MHM ARE FROM UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. MORE THAN 60% OF MHM CLIENTS/MOTHERS HAVE REPORTED PAST OR PRESENT SUBSTANCE USE AT INTAKE AND 87% ARE ACTIVELY EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS WHILE 100% ARE AT RISK OF HOMELESSNESS. AI/AN FAMILIES MAKE UP 50% OF REFERRALS TO MHM. THROUGH NUMEROUS GOALS AND OBJECTIVES, MHM STAFF WILL SCREEN AND ASSESS PARTICIPANTS SO THAT THE INDIVIDUALIZED COUNSELING AND THERAPIES CAN BE IDENTIFIED AND PROVIDED THAT MEET THE SPECIFIC NEEDS OF CLIENTS. HEALTH CARE SERVICES, SOCIAL SERVICES, AND HARM REDUCTION SERVICES WILL BE OFFERED TO PREGNANT AND PARENTING WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN WHO ARE IN NEED OF THESE SERVICES. THERAPEUTIC SERVICES SUCH AS TREATMENT FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER, AND TOBACCO CESSATION, AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES LIKE TRAUMA-INFORMED CHILD CARE AND PEER SUPPORT SPECIALISTS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE TO MHM PARTICIPANTS. THE MHM COMMUNITY CENTER WILL PROVIDE OVER 100 EVENTS THAT SUPPORT RECOVERY AND ARE OPEN TO BOTH THE PUBLIC AND THE CLIENTS OF MHM. THESE EVENTS ARE USED TO EDUCATE ON HARM REDUCTION AROUND SUBSTANCE USE AND TO SCREEN COMMUNITY MEMBERS FOR SUD AND CONNECT PEOPLE TO TREATMENT WHEN NEEDED. CASE MANAGERS WILL BE ESSENTIAL IN REFERRING CLIENTS TO MORE SPECIALIZED CARE AND WILL ALSO AID IN FAMILY REUNIFICATION. THE REQUESTED $2,521,540.42 GRANT FUNDS OVER 5 YEARS WILL ALLOW MHM TO SUSTAIN THEIR EXISTING MATERNITY GROUP HOME AND OUTREACH SERVICES, AND WILL ENABLE THE ORGANIZATION TO CONTINUE DELIVERING SPECIFIC, COMPREHENSIVE, AND INDIVIDUALIZED CARE TO PREGNANT AND PARENTING CLIENTS. $515.0k 7/7/26 Not listed MOUNTAIN HOME MONTANA SHELTER AND CARE FOR PREGNANT AND POSTPARTUM WOMEN - MOUNTAIN HOME MONTANA (MHM) IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT SPECIALIZES IN OFFERING RELIABLE SHELTER AND A VARIETY OF MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TREATMENT SERVICES, PARENTING SUPPORT, RECOVERY ACTIVITIES, AND CHILD CARE FOR YOUNG MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN. THIS PROJECT AIMS TO DELIVER SERVICES TO UP TO 73 - 200 YOUNG WOMEN AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS ANNUALLY AND UP TO 492 TOTAL UNDUPLICATED INDIVIDUALS OVER THE COURSE OF THE FIVE-YEAR GRANT CYCLE. IN 2021, 18.4% OF PREGNANT MONTANA MOTHERS BETWEEN 20-24 YEARS OLD USED ILLICIT DRUGS.2 AS OF 2020, 65% OF CASES IN WHICH CHILDREN WERE REMOVED FROM THEIR FAMILIES IN MONTANA WERE AS A RESULT OF SUDS.3 WITH A POPULATION OF JUST OVER 1 MILLION AND AS THE THIRD LEAST DENSELY POPULATED STATE IN THE U.S. - 7.4 PEOPLE PER SQUARE MILE ON AVERAGE (2020 U.S. CENSUS) - MONTANA IS AN INCREDIBLY RURAL PLACE, WHERE AT LEAST A PORTION OF EVERY SINGLE COUNTY IS DESIGNATED AS A PRIMARY CARE HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREA (HPSA).4 MISSOULA COUNTY IS THE THIRD MOST POPULOUS COUNTY IN THE STATE, WITH 117,992 RESIDENTS.5 THUS, MANY SERVICES LOCATED IN MISSOULA COUNTY - INCLUDING MHM - ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SERVING A MASSIVE GEOGRAPHICAL REGION. ALL WOMEN SERVED AT MHM ARE FROM UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. MORE THAN 60% OF MHM CLIENTS/MOTHERS HAVE REPORTED PAST OR PRESENT SUBSTANCE USE AT INTAKE AND 87% ARE ACTIVELY EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS WHILE 100% ARE AT RISK OF HOMELESSNESS. AI/AN FAMILIES MAKE UP 50% OF REFERRALS TO MHM. THROUGH NUMEROUS GOALS AND OBJECTIVES, MHM STAFF WILL SCREEN AND ASSESS PARTICIPANTS SO THAT THE INDIVIDUALIZED COUNSELING AND THERAPIES CAN BE IDENTIFIED AND PROVIDED THAT MEET THE SPECIFIC NEEDS OF CLIENTS. HEALTH CARE SERVICES, SOCIAL SERVICES, AND HARM REDUCTION SERVICES WILL BE OFFERED TO PREGNANT AND PARENTING WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN WHO ARE IN NEED OF THESE SERVICES. THERAPEUTIC SERVICES SUCH AS TREATMENT FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER, AND TOBACCO CESSATION, AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES LIKE TRAUMA-INFORMED CHILD CARE AND PEER SUPPORT SPECIALISTS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE TO MHM PARTICIPANTS. THE MHM COMMUNITY CENTER WILL PROVIDE OVER 100 EVENTS THAT SUPPORT RECOVERY AND ARE OPEN TO BOTH THE PUBLIC AND THE CLIENTS OF MHM. THESE EVENTS ARE USED TO EDUCATE ON HARM REDUCTION AROUND SUBSTANCE USE AND TO SCREEN COMMUNITY MEMBERS FOR SUD AND CONNECT PEOPLE TO TREATMENT WHEN NEEDED. CASE MANAGERS WILL BE ESSENTIAL IN REFERRING CLIENTS TO MORE SPECIALIZED CARE AND WILL ALSO AID IN FAMILY REUNIFICATION. THE REQUESTED $2,521,540.42 GRANT FUNDS OVER 5 YEARS WILL ALLOW MHM TO SUSTAIN THEIR EXISTING MATERNITY GROUP HOME AND OUTREACH SERVICES, AND WILL ENABLE THE ORGANIZATION TO CONTINUE DELIVERING SPECIFIC, COMPREHENSIVE, AND INDIVIDUALIZED CARE TO PREGNANT AND PARENTING CLIENTS. $0 1/15/26 Not listed MOUNTAIN HOME MONTANA SHELTER AND CARE FOR PREGNANT AND POSTPARTUM WOMEN - MOUNTAIN HOME MONTANA (MHM) IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT SPECIALIZES IN OFFERING RELIABLE SHELTER AND A VARIETY OF MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TREATMENT SERVICES, PARENTING SUPPORT, RECOVERY ACTIVITIES, AND CHILD CARE FOR YOUNG MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN. THIS PROJECT AIMS TO DELIVER SERVICES TO UP TO 73 - 200 YOUNG WOMEN AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS ANNUALLY AND UP TO 492 TOTAL UNDUPLICATED INDIVIDUALS OVER THE COURSE OF THE FIVE-YEAR GRANT CYCLE. IN 2021, 18.4% OF PREGNANT MONTANA MOTHERS BETWEEN 20-24 YEARS OLD USED ILLICIT DRUGS.2 AS OF 2020, 65% OF CASES IN WHICH CHILDREN WERE REMOVED FROM THEIR FAMILIES IN MONTANA WERE AS A RESULT OF SUDS.3 WITH A POPULATION OF JUST OVER 1 MILLION AND AS THE THIRD LEAST DENSELY POPULATED STATE IN THE U.S. - 7.4 PEOPLE PER SQUARE MILE ON AVERAGE (2020 U.S. CENSUS) - MONTANA IS AN INCREDIBLY RURAL PLACE, WHERE AT LEAST A PORTION OF EVERY SINGLE COUNTY IS DESIGNATED AS A PRIMARY CARE HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREA (HPSA).4 MISSOULA COUNTY IS THE THIRD MOST POPULOUS COUNTY IN THE STATE, WITH 117,992 RESIDENTS.5 THUS, MANY SERVICES LOCATED IN MISSOULA COUNTY - INCLUDING MHM - ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SERVING A MASSIVE GEOGRAPHICAL REGION. ALL WOMEN SERVED AT MHM ARE FROM UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. MORE THAN 60% OF MHM CLIENTS/MOTHERS HAVE REPORTED PAST OR PRESENT SUBSTANCE USE AT INTAKE AND 87% ARE ACTIVELY EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS WHILE 100% ARE AT RISK OF HOMELESSNESS. AI/AN FAMILIES MAKE UP 50% OF REFERRALS TO MHM. THROUGH NUMEROUS GOALS AND OBJECTIVES, MHM STAFF WILL SCREEN AND ASSESS PARTICIPANTS SO THAT THE INDIVIDUALIZED COUNSELING AND THERAPIES CAN BE IDENTIFIED AND PROVIDED THAT MEET THE SPECIFIC NEEDS OF CLIENTS. HEALTH CARE SERVICES, SOCIAL SERVICES, AND HARM REDUCTION SERVICES WILL BE OFFERED TO PREGNANT AND PARENTING WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN WHO ARE IN NEED OF THESE SERVICES. THERAPEUTIC SERVICES SUCH AS TREATMENT FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER, AND TOBACCO CESSATION, AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES LIKE TRAUMA-INFORMED CHILD CARE AND PEER SUPPORT SPECIALISTS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE TO MHM PARTICIPANTS. THE MHM COMMUNITY CENTER WILL PROVIDE OVER 100 EVENTS THAT SUPPORT RECOVERY AND ARE OPEN TO BOTH THE PUBLIC AND THE CLIENTS OF MHM. THESE EVENTS ARE USED TO EDUCATE ON HARM REDUCTION AROUND SUBSTANCE USE AND TO SCREEN COMMUNITY MEMBERS FOR SUD AND CONNECT PEOPLE TO TREATMENT WHEN NEEDED. CASE MANAGERS WILL BE ESSENTIAL IN REFERRING CLIENTS TO MORE SPECIALIZED CARE AND WILL ALSO AID IN FAMILY REUNIFICATION. THE REQUESTED $2,521,540.42 GRANT FUNDS OVER 5 YEARS WILL ALLOW MHM TO SUSTAIN THEIR EXISTING MATERNITY GROUP HOME AND OUTREACH SERVICES, AND WILL ENABLE THE ORGANIZATION TO CONTINUE DELIVERING SPECIFIC, COMPREHENSIVE, AND INDIVIDUALIZED CARE TO PREGNANT AND PARENTING CLIENTS. $0 1/15/26