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Impact Report

Take a look inside our organization, meet our staff and see the lives that are transformed through our programs by watching this video.

Success Stories

Residential Care

The average stay in Florence Crittenton's Residential program is 18 months.

The economic cost of the opioid epidemic in the USA was $1.5 trillion in 2020.

92% of Montanans with a Substance Use Disorder are not receiving treatment.

*DPHHS strategic plan to address substance use

Children whose parents misuse alcohol and drugs are nine times as likely to be placed in care by their seventh birthday as those children whose parents do not misuse substances.

100% of clients received addiction counseling, case management, access to childcare, employment assistance, housing placement assistance, life skills, mental health services, parenting classes, recreational outings, group therapy

An estimated 79,000 Montanans struggle with substance use disorders and the effects reverberate through families and communities across our state

44% of all open Child and Family Services placements have meth indicated.

 Children who grow up in a home with parents who are addicted to drugs or alcohol are three times more likely to suffer physical, sexual and emotional abuse.

*Dr. Todd Thatcher, DO, CMO

Residential Numbers Served

2021/22

Transitional Living Program

2 mothers
3 Children

Youth Maternity Home

4 mothers
2 Children

Recovery Home

11 mothers
16 Children
100%

left FC with their child in their care after reunification.

100%

 of residential clients that have experienced significant trauma.

100%

of our Recovery Home clients have Co-occurring mental health disorder and SUD.

Family Healing Center

 One in five children in the U.S. live in a home with a parent who is addicted to drugs or alcohol. 

Children who come from homes in which parents were addicted to drugs or alcohol are more likely to start using drugs earlier in their lives and become addicted more quickly than peers from homes without substance abuse.

Family Healing Center Numbers Served

2021/22

Outpatient Clinical Services

11

Total parents served for home visits

72

Total parents taking parenting classes

24

Visit Coaching families

4

Child Enrichment Center

100% of children assessed and on schedule for their development(ASQ).

Only 33% of children needing care can be served by existing early childhood programs.

78% of children in one-parent households in Montana live in households where the parent is working.

2 years before pregnancy is when a new parent needs to secure an infant childcare spot in our program for community children.

Family Healing Center Numbers Served

2021/22

Infants

13

preschoolers

20

High Needs Infants

12

High needs preschool

9
3,926

Infant Program Meals Served

7,167

Preschool Program Meals Served

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Florence Crittenton offers a safe and nurturing place for families to heal, grow and thrive.

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3404 Cooney Drive
Helena, Montana 59602

[email protected]

Tel: 406.442.6950

Child Enrichment Center: 406.413.7035

Fax: 406.442.6571

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