Shelter Initiatives

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The City of Missoula and Missoula County are working with our community partners to help people experiencing houselessness in our community and to prevent people from becoming unhoused in the first place. Houselessness is complex, and achieving meaningful outcomes requires a creative, multi-faceted approach. City and County government have allocated staff time and funding to address this issue. Visit the Community Strategy to Address Houselessness page to learn more about the project to launch a new strategic approach to addressing this challenging issue. There are multiple options for our neighbors who need shelter. Click the “subscribe” button on this page to get notifications on our progress, and submit comments via the tools on this page. Sign up here for our newsletter, Reaching Out.

The Johnson Street Emergency shelter opened on September 14, 2023. Neighbors can refer to this resource list with issues.

The City of Missoula and Missoula County are working with our community partners to help people experiencing houselessness in our community and to prevent people from becoming unhoused in the first place. Houselessness is complex, and achieving meaningful outcomes requires a creative, multi-faceted approach. City and County government have allocated staff time and funding to address this issue. Visit the Community Strategy to Address Houselessness page to learn more about the project to launch a new strategic approach to addressing this challenging issue. There are multiple options for our neighbors who need shelter. Click the “subscribe” button on this page to get notifications on our progress, and submit comments via the tools on this page. Sign up here for our newsletter, Reaching Out.

The Johnson Street Emergency shelter opened on September 14, 2023. Neighbors can refer to this resource list with issues.

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  • Share How is poverello center funded on Facebook Share How is poverello center funded on Twitter Share How is poverello center funded on Linkedin Email How is poverello center funded link

    How is poverello center funded

    Justbill asked over 1 year ago

    The Poverello Center is an independent, non-profit organization.  The City of Missoula does not oversee the organization's financials.  The City of Missoula and Missoula County have collaborated in recent years to fund the Johnson Street Emergency Shelter, which is operated by the Poverello.  Both the City and County contribute to some local non-profit organizations, including the Poverello.  The bulk of the Poverello's funding is from federal grants and donations from members of the community.  You can learn more about the Poverello Center's financing and programs in their Annual Report.

  • Share Are you still in need of sleeping bags? on Facebook Share Are you still in need of sleeping bags? on Twitter Share Are you still in need of sleeping bags? on Linkedin Email Are you still in need of sleeping bags? link

    Are you still in need of sleeping bags?

    Frosty871 asked over 3 years ago

    Thanks for asking!  The City doesn't directly operate any of the shelters.  The best way to donate is to check with one of our partners below regarding their current needs.

  • Share Is there an application process to get accepted into the TSOS camp? on Facebook Share Is there an application process to get accepted into the TSOS camp? on Twitter Share Is there an application process to get accepted into the TSOS camp? on Linkedin Email Is there an application process to get accepted into the TSOS camp? link

    Is there an application process to get accepted into the TSOS camp?

    callofthevoid406 asked over 3 years ago

    Most of the residents come from referrals from case managers or other service providers. Individuals can call 406-802-4309 or email tsos@hopemontana.org to get on the waiting list.  Interested parties are scheduled an assessment interview to verify if they would be a good fit to reside at the site.  We also have a coordinated entry system that connects folks to all community housing resources via a single point of contact.  You can find out more on our coordinated entry webpage or by calling 211 from any phone.

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    What agency is the permit being submitted to? How do you provide opposition comment to the state permitting agency?

    AB asked over 3 years ago

    The Montana Department of Health and Human Services is the regulatory agency for campgrounds.  Their review may take up to 60 days, and this process does not have a public comment period requirement.  

  • Share Not really a question, just a comment: When addressing the fence around the proposed camping site on Clark Fork Lane, will the powers that be please evaluate the fence line along the property of the adjacent hybrid poplar tree farm to make sure that it is secure and meets standards to prevent any potential trespassing onto that property. Thank you - Kim McGuire on Facebook Share Not really a question, just a comment: When addressing the fence around the proposed camping site on Clark Fork Lane, will the powers that be please evaluate the fence line along the property of the adjacent hybrid poplar tree farm to make sure that it is secure and meets standards to prevent any potential trespassing onto that property. Thank you - Kim McGuire on Twitter Share Not really a question, just a comment: When addressing the fence around the proposed camping site on Clark Fork Lane, will the powers that be please evaluate the fence line along the property of the adjacent hybrid poplar tree farm to make sure that it is secure and meets standards to prevent any potential trespassing onto that property. Thank you - Kim McGuire on Linkedin Email Not really a question, just a comment: When addressing the fence around the proposed camping site on Clark Fork Lane, will the powers that be please evaluate the fence line along the property of the adjacent hybrid poplar tree farm to make sure that it is secure and meets standards to prevent any potential trespassing onto that property. Thank you - Kim McGuire link

    Not really a question, just a comment: When addressing the fence around the proposed camping site on Clark Fork Lane, will the powers that be please evaluate the fence line along the property of the adjacent hybrid poplar tree farm to make sure that it is secure and meets standards to prevent any potential trespassing onto that property. Thank you - Kim McGuire

    tmcguire asked over 3 years ago

    Thank you for your comment, Kim.  I will make sure this gets to the project team, as well as the folks in charge of the tree farm.

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