Missoula Parents

Family support service · Health & development · Referral service

International Rescue Committee

A young boy reads a book by himself at the IRC's Welcome Center in Phoenix, Arizona.
Photo from rescue.org
  • https://www.rescue.org/make-lasting-impact
  • A woman wearing blue nurses scrub and an IRC lanyard, smiles and poses for a photo.
  • A boy clutches a toy while a man stands nearby amidst the ruins of their neighborhood in the Nuseirat refugee camp
  • Basma walks with an IRC staff member
  • Portrait of Nina in the kitchen of her home in Ukraine.
  • A man with his arm around a woman, both looking into the camera and smiling

About this service

The IRC in Montana serves displaced families and individuals across Montana, including refugees, asylees, and other immigrants, as they rebuild their lives in the United States. We provide in person and virtual services across the state.

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) works in more than 40 countries and in 30 U.S. cities to help people affected by humanitarian crises to survive, recover and rebuild their lives.

How to get help

Please complete the general referral form or immigration legal services form and someone from the IRC will reach out to you shortly. You can also reach out to the IRC by calling or texting 406-833-0985 or emailing missoula@rescue.org.

Apply: International Rescue Committee

Who qualifies

Displaced families and individuals across Montana, including refugees, asylees, and other immigrants

Cost

Published cost
Low-cost and no-cost legal representation
How families pay
Varies