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BUILDING A BETTER COMMUNITY
Welcome to HRDC, where you’ll find us working to improve our neighbors’ lives by building a better community in Bozeman, Livingston and Southwest Montana. We invite you to become part of our HRDC family whether you need help or are able to provide help.
Our Latest Initiatives
We believe in building a better community through supporting our neighbors across Southwest Montana with nearly 50 different programming initiatives. Learn about our latest efforts below and connect with an HRDC program here.
Housing Programs overview
Recently, a team of MSU students revealed a new promotional video showcasing HRDC’s housing programs, specifically our emergency shelters and our Housing First Village. Check it out on our YouTube channel.
Community commons
Our new 2-building campus, Community Commons, is located at 206 E Griffin Drive.
- Market Place is now open and houses all of our services under one roof.
- Homeward Point, our future emergency shelter, is under construction and will open early 2025.
High cost of living is impacting Montana seniors
Help us raise $50,000 to support seniors in our community! Over the past year, HRDC provided services to 1,848 individuals including 145 seniors experiencing homelessness, an all-time high. Seniors over the age of 55 are likely the fastest-growing group of people experiencing homelessness, often for the first time, according to AARP.
HIGH COST OF LIVING IS IMPACTING MONTANA SENIORS
Help us raise $50,000 to support seniors in our community! Over the past year, HRDC provided services to 1,848 individuals including 145 seniors experiencing homelessness, an all-time high. Seniors over the age of 55 are likely the fastest-growing group of people experiencing homelessness, often for the first time, according to AARP.
HOUSING programs overview
Recently, a team of MSU students revealed a new promotional video showcasing HRDC’s housing programs, specifically our emergency shelters and our Housing First Village. Check it out on our YouTube channel.
Community Commons
Our new 2-building campus, Community Commons, is located at 206 E Griffin Drive.
- Market Place is now open and houses all of our services under one roof.
- Homeward Point, our future emergency shelter, is under construction and will open early 2025.
HRDC News
Community partners are joining forces to establish a dedicated campus where youth experiencing behavioral health crises can receive safe and effective services close to home.
Since HRDC last updated the Streamline Transit Development Plan (TDP) in 2020, much has changed, both in our community and how people travel. Now, HRDC is seeking public input for a Streamline Transit Development Plan update to ensure our transit services meet the growing and evolving needs of the Gallatin Valley.
As new policies are developed that will directly shape housing affordability now and in the future, we hope community leaders can prioritize the strategies that will have the greatest impact.
Livingston, like many communities across Montana, is facing an unprecedented housing crisis. From those seeking emergency shelter to families striving for homeownership, residents across the housing spectrum are finding it increasingly difficult to secure and maintain stable homes.
Community partners are joining forces to establish a dedicated campus where youth experiencing behavioral health crises can receive safe and effective services close to home.
Since HRDC last updated the Streamline Transit Development Plan (TDP) in 2020, much has changed, both in our community and how people travel. Now, HRDC is seeking public input for a Streamline Transit Development Plan update to ensure our transit services meet the growing and evolving needs of the Gallatin Valley.
As new policies are developed that will directly shape housing affordability now and in the future, we hope community leaders can prioritize the strategies that will have the greatest impact.
Livingston, like many communities across Montana, is facing an unprecedented housing crisis. From those seeking emergency shelter to families striving for homeownership, residents across the housing spectrum are finding it increasingly difficult to secure and maintain stable homes.
