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Bozeman Local Assistance Programs

This page lists local organizations in Bozeman, Montana that provide free legal help, food and social services. Statewide programs are described on the Montana page.

Montana Legal Services AssociationFree civil legal assistance
Websitemtlsa.org 
Phone800-666-6899

Montana Legal Services Association provides free civil legal help to people with low incomes across Montana. Apply online or call the HelpLine. An in-person volunteer legal clinic is held in Bozeman.1

Gallatin County Self-Help Law CenterFree help with court forms and civil cases
Websitecourts.mt.gov 
Phone406-582-2158
AddressGallatin County Justice Center, 615 S. 16th Ave, Bozeman, MT 59715

The Gallatin County Self-Help Law Center offers free help to people handling their own civil court cases, with court forms and guides on court procedure.2

Food

Gallatin Valley Food BankFood bank for Gallatin Valley
Websitegallatinvalleyfoodbank.org 
Phone406-587-4486
Address206 E Griffin Dr, Bozeman, MT 59715
HoursMonday through Thursday, 1 PM to 4 PM, Tuesday evening 5 PM to 7 PM, Friday 9 AM to 12 PM

The Gallatin Valley Food Bank runs a no-cost grocery store at the HRDC Market Place, where neighbors can shop for a five-day supply of groceries, plus a bread and produce room.3

Social services

HRDC Homeward PointEmergency shelter
Websitethehrdc.org 
Phone406-556-1123
Address208 E Griffin Dr, Bozeman, MT 59715
HoursOpen every night, 6 PM to 8 AM; family suites from 4 PM

Homeward Point is the Human Resource Development Council’s emergency shelter in Bozeman, open every night for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. It offers overnight shelter, daytime services, and connections to resources that support long-term housing.4

Family Promise of Gallatin ValleyShelter and help for families facing homelessness
Websitefamilypromisegv.org 
Phone406-582-7388
Address1603 Tschache Lane, Bozeman, MT 59715

Family Promise of Gallatin Valley helps families with children facing homelessness through emergency shelter, rental assistance to divert families from entering shelter, and stabilization support after housing.5

Data and figures on this page come from the sources and notes below:

Footnotes

  1. Montana Legal Services Association, Home page  and Locations and Local Resources . ↩

  2. Montana Court Help Program, Court Help Program . ↩

  3. Gallatin Valley Food Bank, Home page  and Brochure, October 2025 . ↩

  4. Human Resource Development Council, Emergency Shelter . ↩

  5. Family Promise of Gallatin Valley, Contact Us  and Our History . ↩

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