Montana Independent Living Project

Ability Montana is a Center for Independent Living dedicated to promoting independence and advocating for individuals with disabilities. Guided by values of empowerment, advocacy, and community, the organization offers a range of programs and resources focused on independent living skills, peer mentoring, and self-advocacy. Since its establishment in 1985, Ability Montana has worked to create a more accessible world by advocating for policy changes and providing essential support services. Through various programs, including outdoor recreation and self-directed personal care, the organization aims to help individuals build fulfilling and independent lives within their communities. Generated from the website

Home Instead Senior Care in Helena, MT is a provider of in-home care services for elderly individuals in need of assistance with daily activities. With a focus on personalized care plans and compassionate caregivers, Home Instead Senior Care aims to help seniors maintain their independence and quality of life in the comfort of their own homes. Generated from their business information

West Mont, a Montana non-profit charitable organization, began in 1973 as a two person agency. Over the years, we have grown into a comprehensive organization focused on providing a broad range of services for people with special needs including housing, respite care, vocational training, employment, medical care and recreational activities. West Mont has had a big impact on the Helena community both through broadening the understanding about the abilities of individuals with disabilities and growing with the needs of the community. Funded in part by the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services ( Developmental Disabilities Division ), West Mont employs over 180 people. We operate 10-residential facilities in Helena including The Farm in the Dell and Melodee House and 3-vocational centers. We have maintained our strong commitment to developing and providing service options to enable those with disabilities to reach their maximum potential. West Mont's newest project, The Caldwell House will provide healthcare for medically fragile or terminally ill individuals with disabilities. Currently, their only options in our community are an institution ( Boulder ) or senior care facility, yet most are not senior citizens. Our goal is to break ground in 2010 and open in 2011.