We believe that no one should face mental health challenges alone. Whether you’re in crisis, seeking ongoing care, or looking for community support, the following mental health resources in Billings, MT are available to help. These trusted local and national organizations provide immediate assistance, education, and pathways toward recovery and well-being.

Emergent and Crisis Care

988 National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

When you call or text 988, you will receive a greeting, then you will be connected directly to a supportive counselor.  There are specialized counselors for your unique situation.

Community Crisis Center

704 N. 30th Street • 406-259-8800

This is a walk-in center for anyone needing crisis stabilization for mental health and/or substance abuse.  They provide safe lodging and advocacy regardless of ability to pay.

YWCA 24-Hour Hotline

Phone: 406-245-4472 • Text: 406-702-0229

The Gateway Program through the YWCA offers free services to victims of domestic and sexual violence, including shelter, counseling and legal assistance. They also have an employment and training center which assistance with job searches, resumes and applications. 

911 Emergency Dispatch

In an emergency, dial 911 or go to your nearest emergency department:

  • Billings Clinic Emergency Department – 2800 10th Ave N.
  • Intermountain Health Emergency Department – 1233 N. 30th St.

Mental Health Resources

SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)

www.samhsa.gov

This website provides the most up-to-date information on mental health and substance use topics. There are also several links to access services in your community.

NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)

955 Broadwater Square • 406-256-2001

NAMI provides education and access to resources within the community. They offer support groups for those grappling with mental illnesses and their families. They coordinate community outreach activities and are an ally when mental illness impacts you or a loved one.

Montana Mental Health Ombudsman

1-888-444-9669

This office reports to the governor and advocates for improved access to mental health in the state of Montana. They investigate issues and concerns with access and adequacy of mental health care.

Community Assistance

For a comprehensive list of local programs, visit the City of Billings Community Resources page.

Human Resources Development Council (HRDC)

7 N. 31st Street • 406-247-4732

They offer housing programs, transportation assistance, energy assistance and child care resources.

RiverStone Health

123 South 27th Street • 406-247-3350

This is a public healthcare clinic that offers a wide range of health services, including medical, dental, behavioral and home healthcare. Immunizations, WIC and hospice are also offered there. They use a sliding fee scale.

St. Vincent de Paul

3005 1st Ave S. • 406-252-1855

They provide a variety of assistance programs, including rental and utility assistance, sober living, food, clothing and laundry services.

Yellowstone County Office of Public Assistance

111 N. 31st Street • 406-237-0520

They provide energy assistance, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

Addiction Services

Rimrock Foundation

1231 N. 29th Street • 406-248-3175

Rimrock Foundation is a drug and alcohol addiction treatment center. They provide both inpatient and outpatient programs for addiction recovery.

Community Medical Services

2040 Rosebud Drive • 406-969-4812

They offer Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for individuals with opioid addiction disorders.  They also offer counseling services and peer-to-peer support.

Ideal Option

1523 Wyoming Avenue • 877-522-1275

This is an outpatient addiction medicine clinic. They provide medication assisted treatment for individuals with opioid addictions and stimulant addictions. They also provide medication assistance for alcohol withdrawal and relapse prevention.