An ombudsman is a person who responds to the concerns of elderly persons or disabled adults who live in long-Term care facilities.
Our Information and Assistance Program is designed to link people in need with the appropriate services for their unique situation. Through state certified technicians, a database of service providers and a statewide toll-free phone service the I & A system can provide comprehensive and current local resources such as:
CSFP is operated under the guidelines of the USDA. This program provides food assistance for age 60 or over who qualify, by way of monthly allocation of commodity foods.
Mending Broken Hearts Mending Broken Hearts focuses on healing unresolved grief and inter-generational trauma. It focuses on the following areas: Explore natural, normal reactions to loss Define and describe the impact of unresolved grief Explore the myths and messages of grief Examine the way our belief system shapes our grieving process Identify the characteristics of
Upcoming Nutrition Education Classes – Some classes will continue meeting virtually and some are transitioning back to face-to-face. Please see details below~ SNAP-Ed classes are hosted by the Nutrition Education Program of Montana State University Extension. All classes are free to attend. You will find a short registration form and current class schedule at the
Montana Income Tax information for military personnel and spouses Updated 8/31/2021 | Written by HOME SELF HELP MONTANA INCOME TAX INFORMATION FOR MILITARY PERSONNEL AND SPOUSES Military Income Exempt Military Income You can subtract military pay from your adjusted gross income if: It comes from basic, special, and incentive pay from active duty in the
Emergency Rental Assistance Montana Disabled Veteran Assistance Program (MDV) Updated 8/31/2021 | Written by HOME SELF HELP MONTANA DISABLED VETERAN ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (MDV) The Montana Disabled Veterans (MDV) Assistance Program helps disabled veterans or their unmarried surviving spouse by reducing the property tax rate on their home. The veteran must have 100% disability from an
The Montana Arthritis Program and the Arthritis Foundation are teaming up to bring you the Arthritis Foundation INSIGHT Survey. This survey will help us learn more about the impact that arthritis has on Montanans. We are inviting you to participate in this survey to help us better understand the realities of living with arthritis. Your
Area VI Agency on Aging would like to welcome our new Montana Local Ombudsman Kim Hello, I am Kim. I grew up in Montana but moved after High School to work in Law Enforcement, returned to Montana 18 years ago and retired from Law Enforcement to spend more time with my family. I Have 2
Area VI Agency on Aging would like to welcome Bernie to our SHIP Counselor/ADRC Technician team Hello I am Bernie. I joined Area 6 Agency on Aging in July of 2021 as SHIP Counselor/ADRC Technician. She brings many years of varied customer service experience to this position. She will be assisting our clients with their
Area VI Agency on Aging would like to welcome Jodi to our Idaho Veterans Directed Care (VDC) Program. Hello I am Jodi. I grew up in WA state where her family settled after her father’s military service. Her father is a Vietnam Veteran-Army. Jodi was born in Stuttgart Germany and lived in Korea as a
Alzheimer’s and Dementia information website: https://dphhs.mt.gov/publichealth/diseasesconditions/alzheimersanddementia Understanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia Dementia is the loss of cognitive functioning—thinking, remembering, and reasoning—and behavioral abilities to such an extent that it interferes with a person’s daily life and activities. These functions include memory, language skills, visual perception, problem solving, self-management, and the ability to focus and pay attention.
