LGBTQ+ Resources

Your feedback is appreciated!

 

The following resources were recommended by members of the LGBTQ+ community. Since we cannot guarantee that everyone will have the same experience, further feedback on their services would be appreciated. To provide feedback or add a resource to this list, please call or email Cami Armijo-Grover, Education Director at Bridgercare, at (406) 587-0681 ext. 113 or carmijo@bridgercare.org.

 

Medical Providers

  • Katy Mistretta, DNP has several years of experience working with transgender individuals of all ages and managing hormone and medication therapy. She is a WPATH, World Professional Association for Transgender Health, member and is currently in the process of obtaining her WPATH certification. She is accepting new patients. She is not currently accepting patients with Medicaid, Medicare, or workers comp.

    316 E Babcock St, Bozeman, MT 59715
    (406) 585-0022

  • Community Health Partners is a Federally Qualified Health Center providing primary care, integrated behavioral health services, and resource support to Gallatin and Park Counties. We care for everyone regardless of their ability to pay, offering 100% access and zero disparity. We are accepting new patients including LGBTQ+ members of our communities. We accept all insurances, including Medicaid, and provide a sliding fee scale for uninsured patients. Bilingual staff and certified healthcare interpreters available at the Bozeman location.

    1695 Tschache Lane, Bozeman, MT 59715

    (406) 585-1360

  • Dr. Ridgway does breast reduction and/or mastectomy for trans men as well as breast augmentation procedures for trans women. They also offer facial feminization and laser hair removal. Accepts Medicaid.

    1188 N 15th Ave #1, Bozeman, MT 59715
    (406) 586-2620

  • Dr. Gannon is a board certified urologist, who completed fellowship training in sexual medicine and male infertility at the University of Washington in 2015. He offers full spectrum urology training and specialized care. He has experience in helping and managing urologic issues that are specific to the LGBTQ+ community. Accepts Medicaid.
    While Dr Gannon does not offer gender affirming reconstructive genital surgeries, he does work closely with Dr. Dy at OHSU (in Portland), who can perform these surgeries, with Dr. Gannon doing post-op/follow up care here in Bozeman.

    935 Highland Blvd. #2160, Bozeman, MT 59715
    (406) 414-5300

  • Can see any provider for a variety of sexual health needs. Several providers at Bridgercare offer Gender Affirming Care services including prescribing and managing hormone therapy for patients age 18+. Services on a sliding fee scale. Insurance and Medicaid accepted. Bridgercare continually works to train all staff to provide affirming healthcare to LGBTQ+ patients.

    1288 N. 14 th Ave, Suite 201, Bozeman, MT 59718

    (406) 587-0681

Pharmacies

  • Stress free home delivery of all your medications including PrEP and easy online refill requests. Call Bridgercare for more information at 406-587-0681

  • 910 N 7th Ave, Bozeman MT 59715
    (406) 587-0608

  • 2505 Catron St, Bozeman, MT 59718
    (406) 585-7575

  • 3255 Technology Blvd. W, Bozeman, MT 59718
    (406) 587-4005

Chiropractic Care

  • Combines the sciences of Chiropractic and Yoga. In addition to chiropractic services, Dr. Blair offers postural screening and various physical exams, nutrition counseling, therapeutic exercises, individual yoga rehabilitation therapy sessions, group yoga classes and more.

    2419 W Main Street, Suite 4, Bozeman, MT 59718
    (406) 577-2742

Livingston

  • CHP accepts all patients and Rebecca has been working with trans clients for 15+ years. She is always accepting new patients, accepts all forms of insurance including Medicaid, and operates on a sliding fee scale.

    112 W Lewis Street, Livingston, MT 59047

    (406) 222-1111

Dentistry

  • A uniquely flavored dental office, Mint* mixes up a fresh new blend of modern, yet reliable dental techniques and practices. Along with unparalleled customer service, the skilled professionals at Mint* Dental Studio are excited to introduce you to a whole new way of experiencing dental care and are committed to creating a safe space for all gender and sexual minorities.

    105 E Oak Street #2a, Bozeman, MT
    refreshingdentistry.com
    (406) 586-5880

Pediatric Dentistry

  • Dr. Todd Steinmetz is a Board Certified Pediatric Dentist providing dental care for infants, children, and young adults in addition to providing orthodontic care. All insurances accepted but not a preferred provider, accepts HMK and HMK+. New patients are welcome.

    3502 Laramie Drive, Suite 1, Bozeman, MT 59718
    (406) 586-8112

Hair Removal

  • 1127 Harmon Stream Blvd, Suite 5, Bozeman, MT 59718
    www.mthairremoval.com
    info@mthairremoval.com
    (406) 556-9014

Hair Styling

  • Madysen Rosenberg (also a nail technician)

    411 West Mendenhall Suite A, Bozeman, MT 59715

    (406) 599-1559

Fitness

  • A Bozeman gym filled with a community of people who love to discover our own true spirit through training hard in the gym, playing in the mountains, and having fun. True Spirit is fun, safe, effective, and inclusive.

    32 Shawnee Way Suite D, Bozeman, MT 59715

    (406) 404-6348

Dermatology

  • Licensed Aesthetician, Laser Technician, Skincare Specialist
    2233 West Kagy Blvd., Suite 2, Bozeman, MT 59715
    (406) 586-7873

  • 1905 W College Street, Bozeman, MT 59718
    (406) 587-4432

Photography

  • Lo (she/her) is an LGBTQ+ photographer based in Bozeman, but is happy to travel wherever. Capturing people and their relationships with one another is what inspires and fulfills her!

    www.lohunterphoto.com

    lo@lohunterphoto.com

    (406) 595-3098

  • Ri (they/she) loves capturing true-to-YOU moments through feelings, light, creativity, and a little magic! Books OPEN March-October. Learn more and book portrait sessions through the website below!

    Website: rimasonphotography.com

    Instagram and Facebook: @rimasonphotography

Design

  • Slanted Creative is a queer owned and operated design agency. We specialize in graphic design, web design and development, and other graphic media. We believe that high quality design belongs to everyone regardless of gender, sexuality, race or creed.

    www.abitslanted.com

    hello@abitslanted.com

    (406) 616-2084

Shopping

  • Non-judgemental shopping.
    138 W. Mendenhall Bozeman, MT

    406-587-7283

  • Makes underwear, swimsuits, leotards, and binders for trans children (both MtF and FtM).
    www.etsy.com/shop/LeoLines?ref=l2-shopheader-name

  • Free gender affirming clothing! Follow their Instagram to keep up to date on events and pop-up locations and follow the linktree to request clothing, schedule a visit or get sponsored/be a sponsor for brand new gender affirming undergarments.

    @transclosetmt (Instagram)
    montanatranscloset@gmail.com
    linktr.ee/montanatranscloset

  • Form-fitting clothing for trans girls. We want every active trans girl to be as confident and comfortable in her clothes as her friends.
    rubyshines.com

Books

  • This reading list has some great age-appropriate reading materials for gender queer or questioning young children! It was created by PFLAG, one of the U.S.’s first and largest nonprofit organizations supporting and advocating for LGBTQ+ people and their families.

    https://pflag.org/resource/transgender-reading-list-for-children/

  • This list includes books about transgender issues, gender identity and transitioning for adults. It also has books about how to support children questioning their gender, how to help friends and family in transition, how to be a good ally, and advice about how to navigate the legal issues around being transgender. It was created by PFLAG, one of the U.S.’s first and largest nonprofit organizations supporting and advocating for LGBTQ+ people and their families.

    https://pflag.org/resource/transgender-reading-list-adults

  • Over 100 books for adults, kids, and teens highlighting transgender, nonbinary and gender nonconforming voices.

    https://www.nypl.org/books-more/recommendations/trans-reads/kids

  • This list has nonfiction reading materials and resources from children and young adults, as well as resources for adult transgender people and for parents of gender non-conforming children. It was created by the Center for Transgender Health at John Hopkins Medicine.

    https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/center-transgender-health/patient-resources/books.html

For Kids

  • A summer day camp for kids interested in acting, musical theater, and comedy improv. We welcome campers of any gender or sexual orientation.

    (406) 522-7623

    www.campequinox.com

  • A modern play and art space for children that presents hands-on, creative activities in an inclusive, community-centric environment. From open play, to classes, to camps and preschool, we believe in establishing a truly child-led environment that encourages play through creativity and joy.

          (347) 603-2242

          stateofplay.co

  • Mountain Air Dance is a non-profit dance company founded in 2009 by Cathy Stone Werner, MFA. Their mission is to bring quality aerial arts to the Gallatin Valley and beyond through classes, workshops, and performances. Mountain Air Dance offers classes for people ages 5 to adult. Classes at the Emerson Center for the Arts and Bozeman Dance Academy.

    (406) 595-0909

    cathy@mountainairdance.org

  • The Montana Wilderness School is a nonprofit outdoor education organization providing multi-week wilderness expeditions for youth ages 14 to 18. Their mission is to provide empowering expeditionary wilderness courses to youth that foster personal growth and cultivate a conservation ethic through connecting with remote landscapes and wild place. MWS strives to promote diverse and inclusive space in the outdoors. They don’t require prior experience to join the expeditions and encourage youth from all walks of life to inquire.

    (406) 388-4610

    info@montanawildernessschool.org

    montanawildernessschool.org

  • At Headwaters Academy, we do our very best to guide and support confident, capable learners and leaders for a changing world. Our student-led Rainbow SAGA (Sexuality and Gender Alliance) group has provided a safe space for individuals who are hoping to learn more about themselves and others.  Please contact Kristen Wolf, the faculty liaison at kwolf@headwatersacademy.org with questions.

    (406)585-9997

    Headwatersacademy.org

  • Big Sky Youth Empowerment provides opportunities for vulnerable teenagers in the Gallatin Valley to experience success and become contributing members of our community through group mentorship and experiential adventures. BYEP is designed to help 7th-12th graders and recent high school graduates navigate the difficulties of teenage life. We help provide a safe space for our participants to develop a growth mindset, become resilient, form healthy relationships, and build confidence through outdoor adventures such as skiing, climbing, rafting, and horseback riding.

    https://www.byep.org/

  • Today, the Gallatin Valley YMCA provides a wide variety of programs that assist children, families, and individuals in reaching their full potential, regardless of ability, age, cultural background, ethnicity, faith, gender, gender identity, ideology, income, national origin, race, or sexual orientation. Our reach and support in the Gallatin Valley have grown over the years to offer a wide variety of affordable, high-quality programs in a brand new facility to over 16,000 people in 2021 alone.

    Programs we Offer for Youth:

    Summer Camps

    PIR Camps

    After School (Belgrade and Gallatin Gateway)

    Dance Classes

    Taekwondo

    Flag Football

    Basketball

    Super Sitter Babysitting Class

    Birthday Parties 

    Cross Country Skiing 

    Y-Strong Program (Gym orientation training for ages 10 and up)

    For more information contact Leah Weaver; Camps and Family Program Director.

    yprograms@gallatinvalleyymca.org

    406-994-9622

Organizations / Resource Centers

  • The Montana Gender Alliance focuses direct services, community building, and civic engagement for the transgender community within Montana. Services offered include ally trainings, name change help, support group facilitation and much more.

    Transgender support group: For anyone that identifies as transgender, non-binary, or two-spirit. Based out of Helena both in person and online. This group meets every 1 st  and 3 rd  Monday of the month from 6PM – 8PM.

    Parent support group: This support group is offered to any parent of a transgender, non-binary, or two-spirit person. During this meeting we will discuss the issues, challenges and joys present while raising a gender-diverse child. This group meets every 1st  and 3rd  Thursday of the month from 6:30PM – 8:30PM and is currently meeting via zoom.

    Please email Shawn at shawn@mhrn.org for more information and for links to the meetings.

  • Montana State University Queer-Straight Alliance
    Student-led organization at Montana State University that focuses on developing community, fostering education, and empowering actions from and regarding LGBT+ persons. Open to all.
    Meetings on Mondays at 7pm during the fall and spring semesters.
    montana.edu/qsa/
    qsamsubozeman@gmail.com

  • Pairs upperclassmen, faculty, and staff who are secure in their LGBTQ+ identity with LGBTQ+ students needing support. AIM now offers mentorship opportunities for students from all marginalized backgrounds.

    *MSU AIM Program is not currently running but will hopefully be back Spring 2023

    www.montana.edu/lgbtq/lgbtq_mentoring.html
    lgbtq@montana.edu

  • Pride House is a safe communal space for LGBTQIA+ teens in and around Bozeman. Created by teens and run by the adults who love them, this space centers education, resource gathering, safety and acceptance. Open to youth Monday- Friday, 3:30 – 6:00 PM.

    * Open to youth on Thursdays from 3:30pm-6:00pm and hope to open more as they grow!

    Located at United Methodist Church
    121 S Willson Ave.
    Pridehouse406@gmail.com
    www.pridehouse406.com

  • We strive to educate, advocate for & support the #LGBTQ+ community and allies with leadership & activism. Meetings every Tuesday in room N224🌈🌈🌈

    www.instagram.com/bhs.saga/?hl=en

  • Text @3eh86d to 81010 for more information.

  • A community resource hub that focuses on community development and social safe spaces. This groups hosts events as well to build community.

    www.facebook.com/bznLGBT

  • HIV testing, direct outreach, referrals for PrEP, financial assistance, and support for HIV+ persons and their families/caregivers, support group for HIV+ persons.

    601 Nikles Drive, Suite 2C, Bozeman, MT 59718
    www.aidsoutreachmt.org
    info@aidsoutreachmt.org
    406-451-5718

  • Drag queen run non-profit that raises money for charity, runs Gay Big Sky pageants, and holds events in Bozeman and across Montana.

    http://iscsm.org/
    https://www.facebook.com/iscsm/
    127 North Higgins Avenue Suite 202 Missoula Mt. 59802
    Outreachsmc@iscsm.org

  • Bucket marching band made up of women who empower and inspire through joyful noise.
    https://www.facebook.com/chickswithsticksbucketdrum/
    chickswithsticks406@gmail.com

  • As the largest civil rights organization working to achieve equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer Americans, the Human Rights Campaign represents a force of more than 3 million members and supporters nationwide. They have many helpful online resource guides.
    https://www.hrc.org/

  • Provides an array of services to help youth, families, organizations and institutions understand and address concepts of gender identity and gender expression.
    https://www.genderspectrum.org/

  • Promotes awareness and education within all Montana communities on issues affecting trans, two-spirit, and non-binary individuals.
    https://www.facebook.com/TransVisibleMontana/
    TransVisibleMT@gmail.com.

  • Headwaters Academy’s student-led Rainbow SAGA (Sexuality and Gender Alliance) group has provided a safe space for individuals who are hoping to learn more about themselves and others. Please contact Kristen Wolf, the faculty liaison at kwolf@headwatersacademy.org with questions.

Counseling

  • Has training and experience working in trans care.
    129 Village Dr. Suite 303, Belgrade, MT 59714
    (406) 388-7174

  • Trans man with specialty working with transgender and gender non-conforming people, accepts sliding fee scale and insurance, will see adolescents 14-19 as well as adults. Can see clients from anywhere in the Montana via telehealth.

    (608) 644-5142

  • Shaun is a member of the LGBTQ+ community, and has been a counselor in private practice since 1995. She has focused her training and expertise on the specific challenges faced by the queer community. She also brings a strong spiritual (non-religious) foundation to her work.

    (406) 580-0562
    www.safepassagecounseling.com

  • Gary is a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, an advocate, and a sex-positive psychotherapist. He has worked with a wide variety of sexuality issues, especially supporting parents of LGBTQIA+ children and young adults who are navigating the process of developing their sexual and social identities.

    (406) 579-8577
    https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/gary-matthews-lcpc-bozeman-mt/367342

  • Specializes in EMDR, DBT, and other intensive methods that go beyond talk therapy to treat trauma and addiction.

    1934 Stadium Drive, Suite C, Bozeman, Montana 59715
    (406) 600-1872

  • Gay, HIV+ native Montanan; a Roman-educated Episcopal priest and a licensed mental health counselor. His website has more resources, and interesting discussions about religion and sexuality.

    202 S Black Street, Suite 502, Bozeman, MT 59715
    (406) 578-0222

    https://dgsmith.org/

  • 607 Professional Dr. Suite 3, Bozeman MT, 59718
    (406) 660-3166

  • 301 N Wilson Ave.
    (406) 522-7357

  • 2415 West Main Street, Ste 2 Bozeman, Montana 59718
    (406) 565-4640

  • Has worked with several transgender/questioning adolescence and adults using mindfulness, self-compassion and strength-based therapy. Accepts sliding fee scale and insurance/Medicaid.

    http://www.throughthevalleyscounseling.com/

    2023 Stadium Drive Suite 1C, Bozeman (Tuesday-Friday)
    222 E Main Street Unit 1E, Ennis (Mondays only)
    (406) 763-1833

  • Offers psychiatric and psychotherapeutic care on a sliding fee scale for children and adults. Our team can provide you with both a diagnosis and subsequent comprehensive therapy covering various types of psychological problems. Hope house is one of their programs.

    699 Farmhouse Lane, Bozeman, MT 59715
    http://www.gallatinmentalhealth.org
    406-556-6500

  • Sexual assault counseling, suicide intervention, appropriate referrals. Walk-in counseling 8am-8pm, 7 days a week.
    421 E. Peach St, Bozeman, MT 59715
    406-586-3333- 24 Hr Crisis Line
    www.bozemanhelpcenter.org

    More resources at http://www.montana211.org/

  • Low cost counseling by students of MSU’s graduate counseling program (overseen by licensed counselors) open to the community and MSU students alike. Sliding fee scale with services ranging from $5 to $30 per appointment. Offers evening hours.
    1501 S. 3rd Ave, Bozeman, MT
    (406) 994-4113
    Big Sky Satellite Clinic (406) 570-3907
    http://www.montana.edu/hhd/humandevelopmentclinic.html

  • Provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention for LGBTQ+ youth.
    Suicide prevention hotline: TrevorLifeline (866) 488-7386
    Text: “Trevor” to (202) 304-1200
    https://www.thetrevorproject.org

  • Provides safe, LGBTQ+ friendly intervention for survivors of domestic violence, stalking, and sexual assault. Emergency shelter, crisis intervention, ongoing support, referrals, and education.

    www.havenmt.org
    24/7 support line- 406-586-4111

  • Free counseling services to students enrolled in 7 or more credits. Counselor Mariah Hill is head of diversity and Sandy Newton has recent training in LGBTQ+ issues. It is limited to 10 sessions. Support groups vary year-to-year, but look for the “Interpersonal Process” group for LGBTQ+ support. (To join the group, call the number below, set up an intake appointment and they’ll refer you to the Interpersonal Process group if desired).

    211 Swingle Building, MSU

    (406) 994-4531

    http://www.montana.edu/wwwcc/

Sex Therapy

  • Owner of Prickly Peach Sex Therapy: working to address sexual health needs of young to old, specialty in kink and polyam relationships, trans care, sexual health education, couples and sexual dysfunction. Takes most insurances.

    115 W Kagy Blvd Ste D, Bozeman, MT 59715

    (406) 595-5855

    Email: sexpert.hw@gmail.com

  • LGBTQ and kink supportive sex therapy.

    115 W Kagy Blvd Ste D, Bozeman MT 59715

    (406) 551-4234

  • Collective of two sex therapists and a pelvic floor physical therapist (Shannon Sepulveda, Bozeman PT) that work to take shame out of sex. We work in an educational setting to offer classes for the community and for professionals. We also offer counseling, retail, and continuing education!

    115 W Kagy Blvd Ste D, Bozeman MT 59715

    (406) 577-2491

Counseling for Transgender/Questioning Children

  • Provides counseling to both LGBTQ, gender nonconforming kids (3 years old and up), adolescents, teens, and adults. Trained in play therapy, family systems, attachment, trauma, and child development. Provides support through individual and family counseling, as well as consultation and education for parents. Accepts all insurance and Medicaid but is not currently accepting new clients.

    313 West Mendenhall Suite 10, Bozeman, MT
    (406) 580-2243

  • Has worked with several transgender/questioning kids, and uses mindfulness, self-compassion, positive psychology and the work of Brené Brown to help navigate cultural push back and personal negative self-talk, among other things.

    Breathe Mind Body Therapy
    2417 West Main Suite 2 Bozeman, MT 59718
    (406) 600-4297

  • Has an undergraduate degree in Gender and Sexuality studies (part of where her interest in working with LGBTQ+ populations began) and her approach to therapy is to consider individuals, couples, and families through attachment and trauma lenses. She works with transgender/questioning kids age 12+.

    Smith River Therapy

    2504 W Main St. Suite 2F, Bozeman MT, 59718

    (406) 580-5244

  • Currently seeing patients via Telehealth. Insurance accepted. Limited availability – text to inquire!

    (406) 282-8102 (cell)

    https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/kasey-anderson-bozeman-mt/406268

  • See both LGBTQ+ kids and adults. Abbie has attended several sensitivity trainings focused on better serving this population and has a desire to serve and works to stay abreast of best practices and issues pertaining to this community.

    (406) 219-7307

    acarpenter@carpenterlcpc.com

    108 N 11 th Ave, Suite 1 Bozeman, MT 59715

Occupational Therapy

  • Our team at Root Therapy and Wellness believe in getting to the "root" of the problem to address our patients needs. This includes physical therapy, occupational therapy, and utilizing different methods to address pain, stress management and anxiety, just to name a few. Kezia Peterson is currently accepting new patients, and does accept insurance and Medicaid.

    2411 West Main Street, Ste 2 Bozeman, MT
    (406) 219-5388
    https://www.rootbozeman.com/

Real Estate

  • Chase brings his passion for service, communication, and integrity to real estate. I understand each client and situation is unique, and I strive to build long-lasting relationships with my clients by providing a professional and personable approach to property buying and selling. Montana and Bozeman provide unique opportunities and challenges to the LGBTQ+ community, and I aim to both welcome my clients and be a vanguard to the community as a whole.

    406-249-8886 | chase@liveinbozeman.com | www.liveinbozeman.com
    Real Estate Agent | Realtor
    NAGLREP | LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance

  • Growing up in the Real Estate Industry, Tyler was struck by an overwhelming need to find devoted, responsible and responsive Property Managers in the Gallatin Valley. Hearing the needs of customers and feeling underwhelmed with the services they had been provided he and his partners started their own company. With strong roots in Montana he feels an obligation to provide stellar service to all people that they work with. He understands how people want to be treated and strives for excellence in communication with clients, property owners, and tenants.

    406-518-1146 | tjjozovich@gmail.com | www.infinitemt.com
    Real Estate Broker | Property Manager | President, MT Chapter for LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance
    Serves on Diversity Committee for Montana Association of REALTORS® and the National Association of REALTORS®

Legal

  • Legal information and assistance with discrimination related to sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, HIV status. Understand Montana specific rights related to workplace, public accommodations, healthcare, and more.

    http://www.lambdalegal.org/states-regions/montana
    Legal help desk: 213-382-7600

  • Works to defend and preserve individual rights and liberties. They also have online resource guides help you learn more about your rights and what you can do to be an effective advocate for LGBT equality. https://www.aclu.org/

Faith Communities

  • 51 W Cameron Ave, Belgrade MT 59714
    (406) 388-1265
    https://livingwatersumc.umcchurches.org/

  • Multiple services during the week as well as many events and groups for members.

    5 West Olive Street Bozeman, MT 59715
    http://stjamesbozeman.org

  • Interfaith worship at 10 AM on Sundays as well as many events and groups for attendees.

    325 N 25th Ave, Bozeman 59718
    https://uufbozeman.org/

  • Worship at 10 am on Sundays.

    2118 South 3rd Avenue Bozeman, MT 59715
    (406) 587-3690

  • Hope Lutheran strives to be an inclusive, diverse, and welcoming community of faith. Services Sunday at 10:30 am.

    2152 Graf St Bozeman, MT 59718

    https://hopebozeman.com/

Web Resources

  • Community and resources.
    https://www.susans.org/

  • News site for lgbtq issues.
    https://www.lgbtqnation.com/

  • Advocates for Youth advocates for young people’s rights to honest sexual health information; accessible, confidential, and affordable sexual health services; and the resources and opportunities necessary to create sexual health equity for all youth.

    https://advocatesforyouth.org

  • Guide to the journey of transitioning.
    https://www.transgendermap.com

  • Lindsey Doe provides shame-free, comprehensive efforts to educate on everything sex.
    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkxMlA7rt-mnIc1AjbyAsPw

  • https://www.drugrehab.com/guides/lgbtq/

  • https://www.therecoveryvillage.com/resources/lgbtq/

  • Comprehensive list with various campus, community, and state resources.

    http://www.montana.edu/lgbtq/resources.html

  • Scholarships, grants, and advocacy for LGBTQ equality.
    https://www.pridefoundation.org/

  • Intersex people telling their stories.
    https://www.interfaceproject.org/

  • LGBTQ+ health care, research and advocacy organization
    https://fenwayhealth.org/

  • Resources and information on aging as an LGBTQ person.
    https://www.lgbtagingcenter.org/index.cfm

Trans Man Resources

  • Sells packers and binders. Has a free binder program for people under 24 in need. (Scroll to the bottom of the page to find Youth Free Binder Program.)
    www.ftmessentials.com

  • http://ftmguide.org

Trans Woman Resources

  • Breast forms, wigs, makeup, clothing, etc.
    www.thebreastformstore.com

  • Breast forms, wigs, makeup, clothing, etc.
    https://www.glamourboutique.com/

  • Eva is a voice-training, voice-feminization program for transgender people that is available through both a mobile app and on their website. The EvaF mobile app (available for iOS and Android) pairs video instruction and structured exercises with real-time feedback to provide step-by-step guides to feminize your voice. The free app comes with a pitch-tuner tool and includes a comprehensive sample lesson. Additional lessons can be purchased.

    Find EvaF in the App Store and Google Play by searching “EvaF”. The Eva learning experience (accessible on the mobile app and website) is a web-based, 12-week course that outlines the fundamentals of voice feminization with new learning strategies, videos, articles and homework assignments. It also includes access to live interactive experiences to ask instructors questions and provides access to other users in the Eva community! https://www.evaf.app/

For Kids

  • A summer day camp for kids interested in acting, musical theater, and comedy improv. We welcome campers of any gender or sexual orientation.

    (406) 522-7623

    www.campequinox.com

  • Mountain Air Dance is a non-profit dance company founded in 2009 by Cathy Stone Werner, MFA. Their mission is to bring quality aerial arts to the Gallatin Valley and beyond through classes, workshops, and performances. Mountain Air Dance offers classes for people ages 5 to adult. Classes at the Emerson Center for the Arts and Bozeman Dance Academy

    (406) 595-0909
    cathy@mountainairdance.org

Other Resources // Outside of Bozeman

  • HIV testing and syringe exchange in Missoula.
    https://www.openaidalliance.org/

  • Documents her return to Helena for 20th high school reunion as a trans woman.
    http://prodigalsonsfilm.com/drupal_html/drupal/index.html

  • Starting in January 2023, Leah Meloy at DeWit RightCare in Missoula will begin taking new clients for vocal feminization. Telehealth appointments only.

    https://coehs.umt.edu/departments/csd/dewit-ritecare-clinic/our-services.php
    (406) 243-2405

  • Gender-affirming care (at this time they only offer estrogen+ in Montana)
    https://getplume.co/

  • Obstetrics & gynecology specialist in Missoula

    westernmontanaclinic.com/janice-givler-md

  • Provide puberty blockers, gender affirming hormones, partnership with the Autism Center, and brief mental health support

    (206) 987-2028
    https://www.seattlechildrens.org/clinics/gender-clinic/

  • The Gay Health Task Force (GHTF) provides comprehensive health messaging and intervention aimed at improving the overall health of LGBTQ+ and the Native Two Spirit communities in Montana. Our vision is to help our community create lives for themselves worth protecting with bold and fearless conviction. GHTF offers a variety of sexual health rapid screening/testing options and referrals for related sexual health services including PrEP/PEP and additional STI screening. GHTF also offers community programs such as our gay men’s group, LGBTQ+ presentations, cyber outreach, condom distribution, off-site testing, and community event collaborations. Add us to follow GHTF on Facebook and Instagram!   

    All GHTF screening/testing is confidential and free of cost. No insurance required. Our primary sexual health screenings and tests include:

    ·       1-min rapid HIV screening

    ·       10-min rapid Syphilis Health Check Test

    ·       20-min Hepatitis-C (HCV) screening

    GAY HEALTH TASK FORCE (GHTF)

    127 North Higgins Avenue, Suite 201 Missoula, MT 59802

    (406) 829-8075

     https://gayhealthtaskforce.org/

LGBTQ+ Healthcare Ally Trained

In 2017 Bridgercare collaborated with staff and volunteers from Bozeman Health, MSU’s Diversity and Inclusion Student Commons, Dr. Kathryn Lowe and members and allies of the local LGBTQ+ community to create the LGBTQ+ Healthcare Allies Training. This training teaches all members in a clinical setting, both providers and support staff, to provide affirming care to the LGBTQ+ population. The following healthcare settings have received this training, by date:

  • Bozeman Creek Family Health – December 2017

  • Bridgercare – June 2018 and again March 2021

  • Acorn Pediatrics – October 2018

  • Alcohol and Drug Services of Gallatin County – October 2018

  • Mint Dental – November 2018 and again February 2021

  • Women’s Health Specialists – January 2019

  • Gallatin County Health Department – January 2022

  • Cancer Support Community – January 2022

LGBTQ+ Healthcare Ally Training has also been provided to individuals in a variety of healthcare settings, though not necessarily the entire staff, and are therefore not listed above. If you or someone you know would be interested in learning more about LGBTQ+ Healthcare Allies Training, please contact Cami at Bridgercare at 587-0681, ext. 113 or carmijo@bridgercare.org.

Open to All: Montana Supportive Business Initiative

Open to All celebrates and raises the visibility of local Montana businesses that are working to create fair and inclusive spaces for LGBTQ+ people. Participating organizations have expressed a commitment to improving their communities and centering the vulnerable populations that have so often been pushed to the margins. If you’d like to access a list of businesses that have self-selected as being “Open to All” you can find the list on the Pride Foundation website at https://pridefoundation.org/community-impact/initiatives/open-to-all/.