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Rental assistance in Montana.

Find a list of organizations in Montana that help struggling people pay their rent. They can offer both long term support as well as emergency financial help. What may be provided to an income qualified family includes a grant to help with rent, information on eviction prevention services using legal aid, and even housing vouchers or security deposit help. Learn more on where to get rental assistance in Montana, with the contact information below.

When a family needs to move, or if they are homeless, there are also rehousing -security deposit assistance programs in Montana. These focus on paying for up-front moving costs. Not only may a portion of the deposit be paid, but there may also be funds for paying first month's rent on a new apartment, money for lease applications fees and more.

Often when a resident of Montana needs help with paying their rent, they are in need of support for other housing needs. Applicants should also be sure to ask about other programs. As there may be everything from energy or heating bill help to income based housing programs that focus on single mothers, the disabled, or seniors citizens.

Where in MT to get help with paying rent

Human Resource Development Council
The regional community action agency, of SW Montana, provides a wide variety of social services, including emergency rent payment help. Over 13,000 people are generally assisted each year - with shelter, low-cost housing, and grant money from Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) program for back rent (including for mobile home lots). There are multiple offices as noted below. Other resources for paying rent or even utility bills include Rapid Re-Housing and Homeless Prevention as well as the Rural Section 8 HUD Voucher Program and details on how to get luxury housing using a section 8 voucher as it is possible.

  • 206 E Griffin Drive, Bozeman, Montana 59715. Call 406-587-4486
  • 247995 Gallatin Rd, Gallatin Gateway, MT 59730. Phone 406-995-3088
  • Park County MT rent relief is from 121 S. 2nd St., Livingston, MT 59047. Dial 406-333-2537
  • 216 1st Ave W, Three Forks, MT 59752. Call 406-285-3088
  • 107 E Main St, White Sulphur Springs, MT 59645. Phone 406-547-3775 and it covers Meagher County

 

 

 

Action For Eastern Montana works out of an office at 18 N 8th St, Miles City, MT 59301. The agency runs the Section 8 Rental Assistance program as well. This is similar to above in that it focuses on families in or near poverty. Clients to the service need to pay up to 30% of their income for their rental costs as well, so they need to contribute. Call (406) 234-8028.

Gods Love Shelter
Location is 533 N Last Chance Gulch, Helena, MT 59601. Call (406) 442-7000
They support the homeless in Montana. Clients can be referred to transitional housing programs and also get help in applying for rental assistance as part of rehousing (after they are stable).

Friends of the Community
P.O. Box 763, Livingston, MT 59047. Phone: 406-222-6526
They help people with basic needs when the applicant has no other options. Not only that, the funding is always limited. However even if one of the many charities or government offices can't assist, they may have referrals to other emergency rental assistance programs. Always inquire with one of the case managers. If the programs below can’t help, then find other ideas on where to get rent help.

HUD (Housing and Urban Development) has a list of resources that can help struggling renters. Programs listed on the site range from eviction prevention to financial help to pay back rent, housing counseling services from a local MT HUD agency and more with the site here https://www.hud.gov/states/montana#RentRelief.

Good Samaritan
Address: 3067 North Montana Avenue, Helena, MT 59601. Call 406-442-0780
Many financial aid programs are offered from the Assistance Ministry. There is everything from funds to pay for tenant utility bills as well as direct housing costs. This ranges from rent to shelter and even storage costs. A focus of the charity is on stopping homelessness, and one time rent help is a focus of that.

 

 

 

Salvation Army in Montana
They offer emergency services, including money to pay back rent, from multiple locations. Other resources in Montana include free furniture for a new leased apartment, emergency motel vouchers during the winter and more. Other housing programs in include shelter and utility help (which is often combined with rental grants).

  • Havre Center is at 322 3rd Street, Havre, Montana 59501. Phone - 406-265-6411
  • The Helenea area is also supported. The address is 905 Henderson Street, Helena, MT 59624, or call 406-442-8244.
  • 355 S Russell St, Missoula, MT 59801. Main number is (406) 549-0710. Among the programs available include the Winter Shelter. This keeps people out of the cold Montana weather. There is also mortgage assistance, grants to pay lot rent or costs of a trailer, and much more

The Montana Legal Services Association (MLSA) operates statewide. They offer free legal aid to low-income residents as well as representation in civil cases only. There is support from attorneys for people disputing security deposits or clients with an eviction letter. Other support includes help in applying for HUD section 8 homes, government rent relief programs and landlord-tenant discrimination cases. The main number is 1-800-666-6899, or apply online at a local office listed here. https://www.mtlsa.org/resource-map/.

Family Services, Inc.
Address is 3927 1st Ave S, Billings, MT 59101. Phone 406-259-2269
The non-profit works to prevent evictions of low income tenants. There is rental assistance for the working poor or families facing homelessness. They assist families in an effort to also ensure they have heat for their home. Past due energy bills and rent can be paid, often by issuing no-interest loans to clients.

Open AID Alliance of MT
They operate the Housing Opportunities For Persons With Aids, which is a federal government supported HUD service. Call 406-543-4775. It provides short and long term, subsidized financial assistance for paying rent, mortgages, as well as security deposits.

Lake County Community Housing Organization operates affordable apartments and houses that are rent subsidized. They also partner with the City of Ronan Housing Authority on this service, which may also include foreclosure counseling, loans, and emergency financial aid to pay future recurring rent to a private landlord. Call 406-676-5900 for information with the office at 111 2nd Ave SW, Ronan, MT 59864.

MT 211 from the United Way
Query the free to use database for local emergency rental assistance programs in your area. A customer service call center can also be used. Get information on everything from places in Montana to call for rent help (whether on a mobile home or apartment), moving assistance and other support with information here https://montana211.org/.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Community Action Partnership of Northwest Montana (CAPNM)
The non-profit focuses on helping very low income elderly, single parents and disabled persons in the NW part of the state from multiple offices. There may be emergency housing for homeless, such as shelter. Other financial help includes rent deposit assistance and transitional housing.

  • Flathead County office is at 1820 US 93 South, Kalispell, MT 59901 and dial 406-752-6565
  • Lincoln County tenants can apply for rent help from 933 Farm to Market Road, Libby, MT 59923 and call 406-293-2712

Human Resource Council
1801 S. Higgins, Missoula, Montana 59801. Telephone: 406-728-3710
This non-profit only supports Missoula County. Interim Assistance Program can help the disabled while they wait on cash benefits. There is rent assistance, referrals to local community agencies or churches, and case management. Anyone seeking rent help needs to meet the guidelines set by the Office of Public Assistance (OPA). They can go over tenant legal rights and landlord responsibilities. Housing needs are covered too, and it helps people find help in solving legal problems on their own.

Community Hope, Inc. is based at 204 Cedar Ave. in Laurel, Montana 59044. They offer free monetary assistance for paying utilities or rent. Vouchers may be issued for motels or other costs, such as gas. The community programs help rehouse the homeless and offer rental assistance when there are no other options available (provided funding exists). There are also household items for people in need. Phone 406-628-7281.

If you want to interact with other people in Montana that are looking for local rental assistance programs or have a question (or want to look for other resources) try our forum. There you will find comments and experiences from people all across the state with the forum on rent assistance for MT here.

 

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