Nonprofit
Montana Veterans Foundation
About Us
The Montana Veterans Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is designed to assist homeless veterans (or veterans at risk of homelessness) in improving their quality of life and to providing comprehensive support which enables veterans to achieve greater self sufficiency. The Foundation provides a safe, secure living environment—the Willis Cruse House Transitional Living Facility—as well as personal and program assistance and access to a wide range of coordinated human services (mental health and medical treatment, addiction recovery, vocational support and job placement, mentoring, Life Skills training, etc), therefore addressing the veteran's needs in a broad continuum of care.
Created by veterans for veterans, the Montana Veterans Foundation's goal is to offer integrated, holistic, clinically sound, and fiscally responsible human services to the veteran population.
The Montana Veterans Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is designed to assist homeless veterans (or veterans at risk of homelessness) in improving their quality of life and to providing comprehensive support which enables veterans to achieve greater self sufficiency. The Foundation provides a safe, secure living environment—the Willis Cruse House Transitional Living Facility—as well as personal and program assistance and access to a wide range of coordinated human services (mental health and medical treatment, addiction recovery, vocational support and job placement, mentoring, Life Skills training, etc), therefore addressing the veteran's needs in a broad continuum of care.
Created by veterans for veterans, the Montana Veterans Foundation's goal is to offer integrated, holistic, clinically sound, and fiscally responsible human services to the veteran population.
Cause Areas Include
- Disability
- Housing & Homelessness
- Job & Workplace
- Mental Health
- Substance Use & Addiction
Location
- 1112 Leslie Avenue, Helena, MT 59601, United States
