Residential Support Services

Eagle Mount Billings is a non-profit organization in Billings, MT, dedicated to providing adaptive recreational activities for individuals with disabilities since 1988. From skiing to cycling, golf, horsemanship, and rock climbing, they offer enriching opportunities for participants to experience adventure and growth. Through generous donations and community support, Eagle Mount Billings continues to expand its programs, including 10 weeks of summer camps, to give families with disabilities the chance to play and bond together. Their mission is to create meaningful experiences and empower individuals with disabilities through adaptive recreation.Generated from the website

Special K Ranch is a unique facility located in Columbus, Montana, dedicated to providing a nurturing environment for individuals with developmental disabilities. With a team of compassionate advisors, the ranch offers a place where residents can live, learn, and work, fostering a sense of belonging and independence. Through various programs and services, Special K Ranch aims to empower its residents, helping them develop essential life skills and fostering personal growth. The ranch also focuses on community integration, providing opportunities for individuals to engage in recreational activities and expand their horizons.Generated from the website

The Western Organization of Resource Councils (WORC) is a grassroots network of eight state organizations with a collective membership of 19,935 individuals and 39 local chapters. Established in 1989, the WORC Education Project, a 501(c)(3) corporation, supports the charitable and educational activities of WORC. Their mission is to achieve a democratic, sustainable, and just society through community action, focusing on stewardship and conservation of land, water, and natural resources, economic and social justice for rural communities, and empowering local citizens to participate in civic life. WORC's board of directors consists of dedicated individuals from diverse backgrounds, including farmers, ranchers, environmentalists, and community activists. They work towards building a better and more equitable food system, advocating for clean and renewable energy, and addressing issues related to coal, oil, and gas. Through strategic research, public education, and leadership development, the WORC Education Project aims to create long-term social change and empower citizens to actively contribute to the well-being of their communities.Generated from the website