here to help
If you are in crisis, feeling suicidal, have been sexually assaulted, in need of resources, or just need to talk.
Help Center, Inc. provides crisis counseling, advocacy, information, outreach, support, and services to clientele in a safe, confidential environment. The intent is to assist clients in gaining insight, clarity, empowerment, client centered solutions and life improvement in the wake of life’s difficulties and in the aftermath of traumatic events.
Events & Announcements
We're Hiring!
Coordinated Community Response Specialist
The Coordinated Community Response Specialist (CCRS) is a collaborative position funded by an Office of Violence Against Women Rural Grant under the title of the Gallatin Project Consortium. The position will be responsible for coordinating monthly team meetings and reviewing and recommending policies, procedures, and protocols for the Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) and the Gallatin County Child Abuse Multi-Disciplinary Team (GCMDT) which provide collaborative multidisciplinary, trauma-informed response to survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence. The CCRS is also responsible for community outreach and education, especially for underserved or marginalized populations, providing information to the community about intimate partner and sexual violence and local resources available for support. This position is supervised by the Program Director of the Sexual Assault Counseling Center, under the personnel policies and procedures of Help Center, Inc.
Posted 11/10/2021
The Coordinated Community Response Specialist (CCRS) is a collaborative position funded by an Office of Violence Against Women Rural Grant under the title of the Gallatin Project Consortium. The position will be responsible for coordinating monthly team meetings and reviewing and recommending policies, procedures, and protocols for the Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) and the Gallatin County Child Abuse Multi-Disciplinary Team (GCMDT) which provide collaborative multidisciplinary, trauma-informed response to survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence. The CCRS is also responsible for community outreach and education, especially for underserved or marginalized populations, providing information to the community about intimate partner and sexual violence and local resources available for support. This position is supervised by the Program Director of the Sexual Assault Counseling Center, under the personnel policies and procedures of Help Center, Inc.
Posted 11/10/2021
Dan Bradner Burning Man Print Show
Dan Bradner, a local artist and musician, is generously giving away Burning Man prints with a recommended donation of $406 to support our 24/7 crisis and suicide prevention services. Prints are currently on display at Studio Coffee Roasters.
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Help Center 211 is proud to announce our reaccreditation through the Alliance of Information and Referral Systems (AIRS) for the third time since 2007! Through a rigorous process, we met all Standards for Professional Information & Referral. Help Center 211 was additionally recognized as innovative for our high quality training program and data integration. We do all of this to best serve our community using best practices to connect people and services together 24/7.
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Mental Health Provider Directory
Looking for a Mental Health Provider in Montana? Search on your own or call us at 406-586-3333 for us to connect you.
Our Programs
Help Center 21124-Hour Crisis & Suicide Line Suicide Prevention & Intervention Walk-In or Telehealth Crisis Services Community Resource Referrals: 211 Mental Health Services Connection Telephone Reassurance & Follow-Up 
Hearts & Homes Family Resource CenterFamily Visitation Parent Coaching Custody Exchange Parent/Caregiver Education Workshops |
Gallatin County Child Advocacy CenterSupport for Children Survivors of Abuse Safe Space for Reporting/Forensic Interviews Advocacy & Support for Child & Caregivers Ongoing Counseling & Referrals 
Community EducationTrainings on topics such as: Suicide Prevention Sexual Assault Prevention Relationships Trauma Mental Health |
