Community Resources
One Health Programs
The Park County Early Childhood Coalition hosts several FREE weekly events for young families including Playgroups and Music Classes.
The Parents as Teachers program offers free, personalized support for expecting parents and families with children ages 0-5. We believe that "parents are their child's first and most important teacher!" Our goal is to help you navigate every developmental milestone with confidence and joy. Our trained parent coaches provide guidance in areas like attachment, health, nutrition, sleep safety, discipline, and physical, mental and social growth. Whether you're a first-time parent or have been through it before, we're here to support your parenting journey every step of the way.
The Parent Liaisons Program offers free one-on-one support for any Livingston parent with a child in public school: Winans, East Side, SGMS & PHS.
Do you have questions or concerns about…
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Your child’s experience at school
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Your relationship with school staff
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Your relationship with your child
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Your child’s physical and mental health
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Family challenges: food, housing, security, income.
For all people 16 and older who don’t have a high school diploma, we offer free, one-on-one HiSET/GED preparation and tutoring. We offer the HiSET test twice a month, year-round.
Circle of Security is a parenting workshop based upon decades of attachment research. Taking a class with one of our trained facilitators will strengthen your relationship with your child
A welcoming group for new and expecting moms who wish to connect with other moms.
All are welcome to this nourishing group, free of judgement and unsolicited advice, where all voices are heard and listened to.
Medical, Behavioral Health, Dental, and Pharmaceutical care provided on a sliding fee scale.
Community Educational Resources for Young Families
Books and Babies
Wed. & Thur. 10:30-10:50
Ages Birth-3 with a caregiver
Preschool Storytime
Fridays 10:30-11:00
Children 3-5 years old with a caregiver
Find open childcare slots in Gallatin, Park, Meagher, and Madison County!
Financial Assistance for Childcare
The role of the Child Care Licensing (CCL) program is to monitor, inspect, and support licensed and registered childcare facilities, as well as those working to become licensed or registered.
Check out this overview of some of the local childcare options here in Park County!
Play Space offers informal play and activities for babies and toddlers at no cost. Caregivers can enjoy complimentary coffee and treats.
Mondays 9:30-10:30 AM
at American Lutheran Church
129 South F Street
PreK-12 Public School in Livingston, MT
Mentorship Program
PreK-8th Grade Catholic School
Private Montessori School
for ages 19 months-14 years
K-8 Public School
K-12 Public School in Wilsall and Clyde Park
LINKS For Learning is an after-school and summer program for elementary school children.
K-8 Public School in Paradise Valley
K-12 Public School in Gardiner
Information on how to register as a homeschooler in Park County.
Tutoring Service
Hey Homeschooler! is a homeschool community focused on connection, creativity, and belonging for the whole family. We provide a welcoming, inclusive space where homeschooling families of all styles and backgrounds can build friendships, explore interests, and find support and community. Throughout the year we offer community gatherings, affordable classes taught by local educators, field trips, theater weeks, science fairs, and other enriching activities designed to help families connect, learn, and grow together in a safe and supportive environment.
Livingston Recreation Department
Young Actors Workshops
Livingston Ice Rink
Ballet Classes
Dance Classes
Mary Murphy
Academic Tutoring
Violin & Piano Lessons
1(406)220-2806
Clayton Oberquell
Voice & Piano Studio
Private instruction in Guitar, Bass, Piano, Uke, Percussion
+1 406-222-7766
Aikido Dojo in Livingston
Community Studio that offers many free classes, workshops, and events in addition to private lessons, summer camps, and homeschool classes.
The Curious Camps Company in Livingston, Montana creates immersive, story-driven adventures for the wildly curious and bravely imaginative. We offer programming for all ages, including family experiences, camps for older kids, and play-based day camps specially designed for young children. From magical mysteries and creative problem-solving to imaginative storytelling and hands-on exploration, our programs blend play, creativity, and real-world skills into unforgettable adventures.
Youth Soccer
Gymnastics
Gymnastics
Sewing camps and classes.
Art Classes and Camps
CPR/First Aid Classes and Safe Sitter Courses
CPR, First AID and EMT classes.
406-581-7032
Helping Hands for Families
Supplemental Nutrion Assistance Program
WIC gives you access to healthy food, nutrition education, breastfeeding guidance, and so much more. If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a child under 5 — you can get personalized support for you and your family.
Financial Assistance for Childcare
Local Food Bank
HRDC is a private, nonprofit focused on building a better community by combatting poverty and offsetting the high cost of living for our hard-working neighbors across Southwest Montana. We provide nutritious food, emergency shelter, reliable transportation, no-cost early childhood education, and energy assistance to people facing tough times
Early intervention, family education and support, pre-employment transition for youth, supported living, vocational rehabilitation, supported employment, and applied behavior analysis
Non-Profit Soup Kitchen
Abuse Support & Prevention Education Network. ASPEN provides free, confidential direct services such as a 24 hour support line, emergency shelter, crisis counseling, support groups, legal advocacy, information & referrals, safety planning, emergency 911 phones, assistance with orders of protection, forensic medical exam support, community outreach, and educational programs. ASPEN does not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, religion, sex, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or age in delivery of services. We are here to serve everyon
Bozeman Emergency Shelter for domestic violence survivors, Pet Friendly
Southwest Chemical Dependency program (SWCDP) is a non-profit corporation providing outpatient treatment in chemical dependency, codependency, prevention/education.
SWCDP is a state approved treatment center offering Intensive outpatient and outpatient treatment for chemical dependency. SWCDP endorses a treatment philosophy of total abstinence from all mood altering drugs and actively promotes the recovery principles of Alcoholics Anonymous, Al-Anon, and Narcotics Anonymous as primary treatment tools, in addition to 1on1 counseling, Group counseling, Peer Support and Case managemen
CASA of Park and Sweet Grass Counties is a 501 (C) (3) nonprofit organization that provides volunteer advocates to represent the best interests of child abuse or neglect victims. CASA of Park and Sweet Grass Counties serves the Sixth Judicial Court District and is affiliated with both Montana CASA/GAL Association and the National CASA Association. Our organization covers 100% of child abuse and neglect cases in this district.
For over fifty years, the Montana Legal Services Association has helped ensure fairness for all in Montana’s justice system by providing civil, non-criminal legal services to low income Montanans living in all 56 Montana counties and on all Tribal Reservations.
Angel Line provides door to door transportation services to the residents of Park County who are: Senior citizens 60 and over, disabled individuals of all ages, and individuals or caregivers who are assisting Angel Line clients
Bus services in Livingston and between Livingston and Bozeman
Support for those experiencing addiction with recovery services, low-cost vehicles, firewood deliveries, sober housing, and community connection
Refurbished vehicles for persons in need.
Families in need can apply for assistance. Examples of past funding for individuals and families include: • Gas cards so a family could take a child to an out of town hospital • Orthotic inserts so a waitress could stay on her feet and keep her job • Travel and conference expenses so family caregivers could learn to take care of a child with disabilities
Founded in 2000, we are the SOS charity which takes up the slack where government programs leave off or where there aren't resources, to help community members who “fall between the cracks” through crisis events or hard times by providing basic human needs or whatever will help at the point of need.
Free firewood for people in need.
We provide a safe place for individuals aged 18 and over who have mental health or co-occurring disorders to gather for socialization, support, and access to community services, free of charge.