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A Journey Home

Family Promise of Gallatin Valley is singularly focused on serving children and families facing housing instability and homelessness.

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Goal: Raise Critical Funds for A Journey Home Campus

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On July 31, 2023,  Family Promise of Gallatin Valley (FPGV)  purchased a comprehensive Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing campus. This campus will serve as an emergency shelter, transitional housing, and will add workforce housing to our family of services. A Journey Home will provide a space for classes, a resource center, and so much more. 

 

Who We Are

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FPGV opened our doors in 2007 and our commitment to serving children and families experiencing homelessness has remained singularly focused and unwavering. Within FPGV shelter, prevention, and stabilization programs, we provide comprehensive wrap-around services to ensure family homelessness is brief and non-recurring.

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Over the last 19 years, the number of families receiving services increased 4,725%. FPGV scaled shelter services, developed innovative programming, and increased staff size from 4 to 35. Despite this expansion, the significant increase in needs in our community is not being met. Each week, FPGV receives between 5-10 calls from families seeking services. We need additional space to provide services for every child and families who seek our help.

 

Vision

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Our vision is that family homelessness is brief and non-recurring. To achieve this goal, it is incumbent upon our community to provide safe and healthy living spaces for families who are on a path to self-sufficiency. We must create a campus where the realization of goal setting and attainment is prioritized and the commitment to success is shared among all.

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"Family Promise is not a handout, it is a long-term solution for generational economic hardships."

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does our community really need another shelter location?
What makes Family Promise unique in serving children and families experiencing homelessness?
How do you know families aren’t coming to Bozeman simply to receive services?
How are you currently serving families and how will that change in the future?
How is Family Promise funding this building?
How will the addition of this campus affect your operating budget?
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