Park County Drop In Center

The Park County Drop In Center provides a safe place for individuals aged 18 and over experiencing mental health or co-occurring disorders to gather for socialization, support, and access to community services, free of charge.

Park County Drop In Center (PCDIC) is a non-profit agency that is primarily funded through a grant by Montana State's Department of Health and Human Services. PCDIC offers peer-supported recovery services to adults free of charge. Folks can drop in for services without an appointment and receive help from a state-certified Behavioral Health Peer Support Specialist, apply for social services and other local resources, engage in social activities, and practice adaptive coping skills. Peer-supported recovery from behavioral health and/or substance use issues can be used independently or in conjunction with other recovery services, such as; 12 step programs, individual counseling, spiritual practices, etc.

Testimonials

PCDIC fills the need for a community home to support the members of Park County with mental health needs, crisis needs, and substance use recovery needs. The Drop-in center is a great solution to be able to provide these services to those who need it in our community. ---Kaddie Williams, HRDC Housing Navigator