Partnership for Children
About Partnership for Children
Since 1998, Partnership for Children welcomed children who have lived without consistent care or have faced significant trauma and experiences that leave them carrying adult-sized worries far too young.
Our doors are open to children ages 4 to 12 from all backgrounds, cultures, and walks of life. What unites them is not where they come from, but what they deserve: safety, stability, and the chance to be kids again.
At Partnership for Children, we surround each child with safe, predictable, nurturing adults who show up for them every single day. Slowly and gently, we help replace fear with trust, confusion with connection, and isolation with a sense of belonging.
Our relational developmental treatment model is built on a simple yet profound truth: children heal through healthy, trusting relationships with adults. By nurturing these connections and supporting caregivers, we help children regain a sense of safety, resilience, and hope for a brighter future.
Please let us help you through the application process by filling out the following information completely. You can continue on and fill out the application by downloading the .pdf files or you can have us send you an application by mail.
- Our children must be placed by individuals or agencies with the authority to place the child and the resources to pay for the placement.
- Children must also have health care coverage (Medicaid or other health insurance)
- Referrals of our children most often come from Western Montana but we are willing to look at placement from all other regions and communities within Montana.
- Child Placing Agencies that access our services include Child Protective Services, Mental Health and Juvenile Parole, Tribal Social Services and Youth Court Probation.
- We also accept private pay.
Even if you do not fit within these categories but know of a child in need, please contact Hannah Boelman to determine if we can help or direct you to someone who can.
Hannah Boelman, Program Director
(406) 829-6651
hboelman@pfcmt.org
