The Montana Sexual and Reproductive Health Collective (SRHC) is a statewide group of organizations and individuals mobilizing and supporting inclusive, equitable grassroots advocacy, education, and outreach to uphold the fundamental right to bodily autonomy. They organize in solidarity to build the foundation for a sustainable, liberatory movement that secures and strengthens the right to access the continuum of sexual and reproductive health for all seeking care in Montana.
The Flathead Democrats work closely with the Montana Democratic Party toward a common goal of providing jobs with a livable wage, economic growth, a clean and healthful environment, a quality education system and universal affordable health care for all Montanans.
The Glacier Queer Alliance (GQA) is focused on providing positive, safe, community resources, events, and spaces for people of all gender identities and sexual orientations in the Flathead Valley.
Sweetgrass Psychological Services offers a range of services to meet the needs of the small community of the Flathead Valley. Our expertise encompasses knowledge of human development (at all levels) as well as many of the fundamental aspects of the human experience; including trauma, grief, relationships, vulnerability, shame, emotional regulation, Autism, addiction, and suffering.
Erin has worked closely with All Families Healthcare for a long time providing strength based, growth oriented, trauma informed, somatic therapy.
The Abbie Shelter provides support and services for those experiencing domestic and sexual violence. They offer a 24/7 helpline as well as counseling, court advocacy and a shelter for those leaving dangerous relationships.
This is a social and support group for middle school and high school students and their families in the Flathead Valley. Support offered by Love Lives Here.
WIC is a special supplemental nutrition program for women, infants and children. It provides short-term, low-cost, preventative health services to families who are at risk due to nutrition related health conditions.
The explorer is a place to learn about all of the different methods of birth control. Click on any method for more details!
This online tool from UCSF is a great way to help find what birth control method might be right for you.
Thanks to the health care law, most health insurance plans must cover birth control and other important women’s health needs at no additional costs to you.
If you’re still paying out-of-pocket for your birth control and other health care, their free hotline can help. (A project of the National Women’s Law Center).
The Birth Control App! Take control of your fertility. Get to know your body with a hormone-free birth control app, so you can prevent pregnancy on your own terms. Natural Cycles is the first and remains the only app to be cleared by the US FDA for the use of birth control. When you use Natural Cycles perfectly, the birth control app is 98% effective. Perfect use means using condoms or abstaining from sex on red days (when you’re fertile).
The Reproductive Health Access Project (RHAP) is a national nonprofit organization that provides medically accurate information sheets about abortion, contraception, and miscarriage management.
Nurx is on online pharmacy that allows you to get a prescription for birth control without needing to see, or pay for seeing, a provider in the clinic. This includes birth control pills, emergency contraception medication, STI testing, and more.
An app for anyone who wants accurate, complete, and unbiased information about sexual and reproductive health (SRH). You can download it in the Apple app store and Google Play store. It is the first app of its kind to offer SRH information and tools to track what’s going on with your body in one place AND on a totally private and secure platform. Euki addresses the needs of anyone who can get pregnant, including queer people, transgender people, gender non-conforming people, people with multiple sex partners, people with irregular periods, and anyone who may have felt misunderstood or marginalized by the medical system. Euki also puts abortion back where it belongs – alongside comprehensive information about sexual health. Turn to Euki for information on sexuality, abortion, miscarriage, contraception, and STIs from sources you can trust, like the World Health Organization, Scarleteen, and All-Options.
Available to those who would prefer to pay out-of-pocket and test from home. Self-collection kit with options for different STI screenings.
406-751-8256 | harmreduction@flathead.mt.gov
Syringe Exchange
They provide free sterile syringes, harm reduction supplies, and safe syringe disposal to reduce HIV and Hepatitis C in our community.
HIV/Hepatitis C Testing
They offer free rapid HIV and HCV testing. It’s just a simple finger poke and you’ll have results in 20 minutes.
Opioid Overdose Education
Education on opioid overdose and how to intervene with naloxone (Narcan). Free samples!
An app for anyone who wants accurate, complete, and unbiased information about sexual and reproductive health (SRH). You can download it in the Apple app store and Google Play store. It is the first app of its kind to offer SRH information and tools to track what’s going on with your body in one place AND on a totally private and secure platform. Euki addresses the needs of anyone who can get pregnant, including queer people, transgender people, gender non-conforming people, people with multiple sex partners, people with irregular periods, and anyone who may have felt misunderstood or marginalized by the medical system. Euki also puts abortion back where it belongs – alongside comprehensive information about sexual health. Turn to Euki for information on sexuality, abortion, miscarriage, contraception, and STIs from sources you can trust, like the World Health Organization, Scarleteen, and All-Options.
This is a social and support group for middle school and high school students and their families in the Flathead Valley. Support offered by Love Lives Here.
The Glacier Queer Alliance (GQA) is focused on providing positive, safe, community resources, events, and spaces for people of all gender identities and sexual orientations in the Flathead Valley.
True U is an online hormone therapy clinic that provides safe and medically supervised hormone therapy to the trans and non-binary community. They utilize modern day technology and the most up-to-date clinical practices, with a goal to provide this service at an accessible price, all while treating patients with compassion and respect. This service is available in Montana.
This is a coalition of transgender, non-binary, and two spirit individuals and organizations throughout the state of Montana. TransVisible Montana provides workshops, leadership opportunities, education, and more to the people of Montana. Contact them for mentorship through legal name changes in Montana.
A directory and resource guide of friendly and inclusive healthcare providers throughout Montana. Compiled by the Western Montana Community Center.
Western Montana’s LGBTQ+ Community Center since 1999. “The Center is an open affirming environment for peoples of all sexual orientations and gender identity expressions. We empower our community through education, advocacy, and collaborative networking. We strive to be Western Montana’s voice for the LGBTQ+ community and allies.”
This link takes you to a PDF version of the legal language outlining exactly what is required for the state of Montana to sanction a legal gender change. The sections pertaining to Transgender individuals are highlighted. Additionally, you can contact TransVisible Montana for mentorship through legal name changes in Montana.
As of December 17, 2017, Montana will issue a new birth certificate with an updated name and gender upon receipt of an affidavit from the individual, a government-issued ID showing the correct gender, or a court order. No court order or proof of surgery is required. Click this link for detailed information.
This link takes you to a PDF version of the Montana Dept. of Health and Human Services Vital Records Correction Affidavit which is asked for on the above Changing Your Birth Certificate link. This does need to be notarized so read through the entire document, be sure to have everything together, then take what you need to a notary to fill it out.
This link takes you to a PDF version of the information that one needs to know in order to change their name on a driver license or ID card in the state of Montana. It includes a list of documents required as well as where one needs to go.
A website service that aims to increase access to expert, affirming, and culturally competent care for queer and gender expansive children, adolescents, and adults. Offers appointments and services entirely online for those who may not have easily-accessible inclusive care.
This page gives step by step instructions on hormone self injection with pictures and video. It also describes how to purchase your own injection supplies online.
"The Spectrum" is a helpful chart used to explain the wide array of Gender Expression, Gender Identities, & Sexual Orientations. We grabbed this graphic from The Trevor Project website. Feel free to download it and use it to educate friends & family members!
The ultimate CoE goal is to improve the overall health and well-being of transgender individuals by developing and implementing programs in response to community-identified needs.
Undead Voice is the world’s first online voice program guiding trans, non-binary and gender diverse folks to create a voice that aligns with their identity.
Choosing the right school is vital for every incoming college student, but it can be more challenging for those who identify as LGBTQ+. In addition to obstacles that all students face, LGBTQ+ students need to consider whether the institution has LGBTQ-inclusive policies, programs, and practices. This guide provides prospective students and their families with tools to identify the right schools, an overview of common challenges, tips for applying, and details on the federal laws that protect LGBTQ students.
This guide is designed to provide essential information, tips, and resources tailored to the unique needs and challenges faced by members of the LGBTQ+ community in the job market.
Providing accurate and honest information, this online birth control support network helps young women find the birth control method that’s right for them and how to use it correctly.
YDI serve’s youth ages 0-18 with an array of mental health services—such as therapy, substance abuse counseling, case management, and parenting support. Their Kalispell office covers the entire Flathead Valley, from Bigfork to West Glacier, and they are almost always able to meet with youth in their community if they are unable to come to the office. We accept Medicaid as well as most private insurances.
Geared at young adults, this question and answer website contains a large database of questions about a variety of reproductive and sexual health concerns.
These websites provide information targeted at adolescents, including guides on a variety of sexual health topics such as contraception, STIs, LGBT health, and puberty.
This website offers guidance to teenage girls and provides facts on sex and STDs, ways to protect yourself and a testing center locator.
This website offers a space to talk and ask questions openly and honestly about love, sex, and relationships for young adults around the world.
This online resource offers sexual and reproductive health care, information, and education from a feminist, pro-choice, sex positive perspective.
Teenagers can use this youth-friendly website to find information on teen pregnancy, STDs, safe sex, relationships, and LGBTQ issues.
Using videos, games, quizzes, and a sex education resource center, this website delivers quality information about sex, relationships, abstinence, and birth control for teens.
This website provides a wealth of information for teens and young adults about sexuality, sex, and relationships, as well as advice and support, and even a safer sex shop.
Discusses signs and resources for recognizing and getting help with self harm.
Adolescents can use this website to learn facts about sexual health including articles about puberty, menstruation, infections, and birth control.
An app for anyone who wants accurate, complete, and unbiased information about sexual and reproductive health (SRH). You can download it in the Apple app store and Google Play store. It is the first app of its kind to offer SRH information and tools to track what’s going on with your body in one place AND on a totally private and secure platform. Euki addresses the needs of anyone who can get pregnant, including queer people, transgender people, gender non-conforming people, people with multiple sex partners, people with irregular periods, and anyone who may have felt misunderstood or marginalized by the medical system. Euki also puts abortion back where it belongs – alongside comprehensive information about sexual health. Turn to Euki for information on sexuality, abortion, miscarriage, contraception, and STIs from sources you can trust, like the World Health Organization, Scarleteen, and All-Options.
These workbooks answer common questions about adoption and provide guiding questions to help with your thought process about adoption.
Just Choice has partnered with over twenty clinics and have support from both pro-life and pro-choice agencies and act as a common ground. They care about the people who choose adoption, adoptive families and babies with so much love it hurts at times.
Friends in Adoption (FIA) is a non-profit, pro-choice, licensed agency with a focus on helping people make informed decisions concerning adoption. FIA is committed to open adoption, inclusiveness, and providing lifelong support to all members of the adoption circle.
The Birth Control App! Take control of your fertility. Get to know your body with a hormone-free birth control app, so you can prevent pregnancy on your own terms. Natural Cycles is the first and remains the only app to be cleared by the US FDA for the use of birth control. When you use Natural Cycles perfectly, the birth control app is 98% effective. Perfect use means using condoms or abstaining from sex on red days (when you’re fertile).
Convenient, affordable, pro-choice counseling before or after abortion. Available as free pre-recorded videos. Live virtual counseling also available.
”I can help you make a choice you can live with, and live with the choice you have made.” – Charlotte Taft
The people who put together this book support you no matter what you choose. We have tried to give you a realistic picture of all the choices you can make–abortion, adoption, and being a parent. You will find exercises to help you make the best decision for you.
Are you leaning towards a medication abortion, but would like to hear more information? This is one story of the process and how it worked for them.
If you are trying to make a decision about a current pregnancy, need support for a challenge with pregnancy or parenting, or want to talk about a past experience with abortion, adoption, or pregnancy loss, you’ve found the right place.
TransLash Media and National LGBTQ Task Force partnered to create a three-part video series where transgender folx talk about their abortion experiences. The series explores first-hand accounts of varied experiences, and highlights the challenges that transgender people face in a cisgender-focused system.
So, you’re pregnant and you don’t want to be. If you’ve decided that having an abortion is the best option for you, there will be many more questions and considerations ahead of you. Although it may feel like it right now, you’re not alone—around 650,000 women in the United States get an abortion every year, according to the most recent data available from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Though this procedure is common, it can also feel shrouded in secrecy, especially when you’re looking for advice on what to expect. According to experts, there are a lot of ways to prepare physically and emotionally for your abortion. Self.com has put together some very helpful information and resources to assist you with your feelings and questions surrounding your decision to have an abortion.
Not all pregnancies have a fairy tale ending. If you’ve received a severe prenatal or maternal diagnosis and have decided to end your wanted pregnancy, this website exists to provide you understanding, comfort and support.
Are you looking for someone to talk to about your personal abortion experience? Exhale is here to listen.
Although most women who have abortions do not experience negative feelings, a significant number do. Either of these responses to having an abortion is “normal.” If you are having distress after an abortion, you can begin the healing process by exploring these pages.
The Later Abortion Initiative, a project of Ibis Reproductive Health, has created a series of fact sheets that can be helpful. This paper is on the topic of mental health in the context of reproductive care: “Attention to mental health and emotional well-being is an important part of quality health care. However, mental health can become politicized in relation to abortion rights. Understanding the relationship between abortion and mental health requires paying attention to clinical mental health conditions such as depression, substance abuse, and suicidal ideation, as well as feelings and emotions such as relief and sadness. Policies related to mental health and abortion should be based on the best scientific evidence available and also be sensitive to the needs of those seeking abortion.” To read the full report, follow the above link. In collaboration with the National Abortion Federation, the fact sheets are also available in Spanish.
The Later Abortion Initiative, a project of Ibis Reproductive Health, has created a series of fact sheets that can be helpful. This one is on the topic of fetal pain, a topic that many circulate myths about in hopes of guilting women into carry unwanted pregnancies to term. To read the full report, follow the above link. In collaboration with the National Abortion Federation, the fact sheets are also available in Spanish.
The Later Abortion Initiative, a project of Ibis Reproductive Health, has created a series of fact sheets that can be helpful. This one is on the topic of viability: The Supreme Court has defined viability in the context of abortion as: “when, in the judgment of the attending physician on the particular facts of the case before him [sic], there is a reasonable likelihood of the fetus’ sustained survival outside the womb, with or without artificial support. Because this point may differ with each pregnancy, neither the legislature nor the courts may proclaim one of the elements entering into the ascertainment of viability — be it weeks of gestation or fetal weight or any other single factor — as the determinant.” To read the full report, follow the above link. In collaboration with the National Abortion Federation, the fact sheets are also available in Spanish.
Much has been written about the legal, medical, and religious aspects of abortion itself and numerous studies have been done outlining the effects, both positive and negative, on women. But what about the men?
Medical information and support for those who are experiencing miscarriage or abortion and do not feel safe, or are remote from, or perhaps cannot afford accessing care at established medical practices.
Montana’s state-wide abortion fund, working tirelessly to remove financial barriers to abortion care.
provides a Native and Indigenous people's abortion fund, in their effort as an organization to honor Native & Indigenous People’s right to health resources.
a national network of abortion funds for support such as helping with the cost of abortion, transportation, doula services, and childcare.
A list of active practical support groups across the country that is regularly updated.
As people of religious faith and conviction, Faith Aloud supports reproductive justice for every person. Because we have faith in women, we support all pregnancy options.
We strive to be an expression of Catholicism as it is lived by ordinary people. We are part of the great majority who believes that Catholic teachings on conscience mean that every individual must follow his or her own conscience – and respect others’ right to do the same.
We are a national community of religious organizations and faithful individuals dedicated to achieving reproductive justice. Through education, organizing and advocacy, we seek to elevate religious voices wherever faith, policy and our reproductive lives intersect.
Through the Voices for Reproductive Choices initiative, NCJW carries forward its historic legacy of mobilizing advocates to speak out for every woman’s reproductive rights and access to reproductive healthcare.
This guide provides Jewish ritual context to those who are accessing abortion or experiencing miscarriage. It includes both original and adapted Jewish liturgy, meditations, poems by award-winning writers, a ritual for immersion in the mikveh (the ritual bath), and a myriad of other ways to connect, share, and give back.
The mission of the National Abortion Federation is to unite, represent, serve, and support abortion providers in delivering patient-centered, evidence-based care.
For 20 years, the Center for Reproductive Rights has used the law to advance reproductive freedom as a fundamental human right that all governments are legally obligated to protect, respect, and fulfill.
We recognize the transformative power of pregnancy and all its possibilities. We envision a world in which abortion is affirmed as a moral decision without stigma. We believe that open and honest conversations, in a safe environment, about the experience of abortion will begin to create this world.
The mission of the SisterSong Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective is to amplify and strengthen the collective voices of Indigenous women and women of color to ensure reproductive justice through securing human rights.
We are made up of pro-choice women and men across the United States. Together, we protect a woman’s right to choose.
NOW works to eliminate discrimination and harassment in the workplace, schools, the justice system, and all other sectors of society; secure abortion, birth control and reproductive rights for all women; end all forms of violence against women; eradicate racism, sexism and homophobia; and promote equality and justice in our society.
The Feminist Majority Foundation is a cutting edge organization dedicated to women’s equality, reproductive health, and non-violence. In all spheres, FMF utilizes research and action to empower women economically, socially, and politically. Our organization believes that feminists – both women and men, girls and boys – are the majority, but this majority must be empowered.
National Advocates for Pregnant Women (NAPW) works to secure the human and civil rights, health and welfare of all women, focusing particularly on pregnant and parenting women, and those who are most vulnerable – low income women, women of color, and drug-using women.
Founded in 2008, the Abortion Care Network is the national association for independent community-based, abortion care providers and their allies. Together we work to ensure the rights of all people to experience respectful, dignified abortion care.
“A person’s right to an abortion is protected by the United States Constitution, but many laws and policies keep people from accessing abortion care that they want and need. We work to change these laws and policies, with a focus on protecting and lifting up the rights and dignity of the people who are most impacted.”
If/When/How envisions a transformation of the legal systems and institutions that perpetuate oppression into structures that realize justice, and a future when all people can self-determine their reproductive lives free from discrimination, coercion, or violence.
Cover Montana will help you fill out an application and determine your eligibility for Montana Medicaid. The application takes between 30 and 40 minutes to complete over the phone and usually takes 45-60 days to become active. To get started give them a call at 844-682-6837.
“For much of the 20th and 21st centuries, women’s sexuality was an uncharted territory in science, studied far less frequently—and far less seriously—than its male counterpart. That is, until Emily Nagoski’s Come As You Are, which used groundbreaking science and research to prove that the most important factor in creating and sustaining a sex life filled with confidence and joy is not what the parts are or how they’re organized but how you feel about them. In the years since the book’s initial publication, countless women have learned through Nagoski’s accessible and informative guide that things like stress, mood, trust, and body image are not peripheral factors in a woman’s sexual wellbeing; they are central to it—and that even if you don’t always feel like it, you are already sexually whole by just being yourself.”
“A podcast in which two occupational therapists approach sex and pleasure through a radical lens that centers accessibility to sexual pleasure for all, inclusive of disability, queerness and body diversity.”
“How do we make social justice the most pleasurable human experience? How can we awaken within ourselves desires that make it impossible to settle for anything less than a fulfilling life? Editor Adrienne Maree Brown finds the answer in something she calls “pleasure activism,” a politics of healing and happiness that explodes the dour myth that changing the world is just another form of work.”
“The aim of this book is to equip providers with both conceptual frameworks and concrete tools for better engaging their trans, non-binary, and gender expansive clients in pleasure-centered discussions of sexual health.”
“Women have a largely unknown network of structures responsible for arousal and orgasm that their owners and even most medical professionals don't know about. Join celebrated sexuality teacher Sheri Winston as she integrates ancient wisdom, lost knowledge, and modern sexuality information in a sexy, fun, empowering guidebook that illuminates every woman's secret paths to fabulous, orgasmically abundant sex.”
“Whether addressing sexual frustration with your partner, trying out new fantasies, or negotiating the terms of a BDSM scene, Stella Harris believes that communication skills are vital to sexual fulfillment. Tongue Tied gives readers straightforward advice on how to conquer their fears, identify their needs, and feel positively empowered. Harris charmingly takes readers through all aspects of communication, from basic interpersonal skills to negotiation advice for expert-level kink play.”
Una guía para aquellos que se enfrente a una decisión sobre el embarazo.
Una guía para aquellos que buscan una resolución emocional y espiritual
Una guía útil sobre las opciones de aborto en el primer trimestre
Esta es una guía que ayuda a explicar los diferentes métodos anticonceptivos.
Aquí hay un video que explica preguntas frecuentes sobre telemedicina.
Aquí hay un video que explica preguntas frecuentes sobre aborto con medicamentos. Nuestra clínica también dará más instrucciones.
Dos abortos es una organización enfocada en compartir historias. Es un recurso para compartir historias después de un aborto.
We often have same-day appointments available for urgent visits like abortion, STI testing, and emergency contraception. Financial assistance is available. Call now for more information (406-730-8682).
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