Salvation Army – Montana
Housing & Financial · Montana · Free
Salvation Army corps across Montana provide emergency rent and utility assistance, shelter beds, food pantries, clothing, and case management to families in crisis. Fathers at risk of eviction or utility shutoff can visit a local corps to request a one-time assistance appointment. Bring ID, proof of income, lease or utility bill, and a shutoff notice. Funds are limited and vary by location and time of year.
About Housing & Financial for Fathers
Housing and financial assistance for fathers comes through a combination of federal programs (HUD, SNAP, TANF, LIHEAP) and state/local efforts. Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers and public housing are administered by local Public Housing Authorities (PHAs) with long waitlists in most markets. Emergency shelter and rapid rehousing are funded through the federal Continuum of Care program — every region has a Coordinated Entry system that assesses and places homeless adults and families. Rental assistance, utility assistance (LIHEAP), and one-time emergency funds are available through community action agencies and 211 referral lines. Fathers with children in their custody may qualify for Section 8 family priority and TANF, though state rules vary. This directory covers PHAs, shelter systems, 211 call lines, and community action agencies that serve single dads.