Partnership For Children

Partnership for Children began in 1998 through a collaboration between Intermountain and Youth Homes. The goal was to combine the campus-based treatment model that Intermountain had pioneered in Helena with Youth Homes’ expertise in providing services in a community-based setting. By merging the respective strengths of each non profit, Partnership for Children is able to provide a cost-effective, quality-treatment option in Missoula for young children who have experienced significant childhood trauma.

Values

We provide relationship-based care to create a sense of security, connection, and belonging for children and their families.

Approach

We work with families who have experienced significant early childhood trauma. Our relational developmental treatment approach is based on the belief that healing and growth for children comes through healthy, trusting adult/child relationships.

Voices from Our Families:

Logo depicts an artistic representation of two different hands holding a child with the workds Partnership for Children below it.