Social Services | Montana

Learn about and apply for social services benefits in Montana.

The federal government and states provide a variety of social services, commonly via the state’s Social and Health Services agency.

Social service programs provide benefits and services to help individuals, families, and communities.

Services are generally available for those with low income and U.S. citizenship, however, check with the state’s Social Services agency to get the help you need for you or your family - regardless of income status or residency.

Example benefits and services:

Food, Cash and Medical assistance
Housing Assistance
Vocational Rehabilitation
Adult Care
Mental Health and Addiction Services
Disability Support
Child Support
Foster Care
Programs for Seniors
and more…

Step 1

Check the state’s Social Services agency website - see govonestop.com Get Social Services Website link.

Step 2

Contact a Social Services representative.

Step 3

Visit a local Social Services office.

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We have a decent income but we are now experiencing financial challenges due to health issues = mostly medical procedures. An example is a two month radiation treatment.

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You can apply for food, medical, or cash assistance via the Department of Public Health and Human Services' online application at: https://apply.mt.gov/

There may be other programs to assist. Please call Montana's Public Assistance Helpline at 1-888-706-1535 or email your local Office of Public Assistance. See the contact list at: https://dphhs.mt.gov/hcsd/OfficeofPublicAssistance.aspx