• Meet Jessa, a resident who lived at the Gold Dust property.

  • Meet our residents who have benefited from Homeword’s services.

  • Meet our residents who have benefited from Homeword’s services.

  • Meet our residents who have benefited from Homeword’s services.

Our Mission

Homeword uses sustainable methods to provide safe, healthy homes people can afford and strengthens community through housing counseling and education for those in need.
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Homebuyer Education

Thinking of buying a home? Learn the basics of the homebuying process through our nationally-certified homebuyer class.   Learn More »

Financial Education

Want to take control of your money? Learn skills and set goals to achieve a secure financial future for you and your family through our nationally-certified financial education class.   Learn More »

Renter Workshop

Are you rent wise? Our free Rent Wise workshop will teach you the keys to successful renting.   Learn More »

Counseling Services

We offer free one-on-one housing and financial counseling with our HUD Certified Housing Counselors. Whether you need one-on-one financial counseling, renter counseling or pre-purchase counseling before you buy a home, we’re here to provide support!   Learn More »

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1535 Liberty Lane, Suite #116A
Missoula, Montana 59808 P (406) 532-4663
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Equal Housing Opportunity

Homeword is firmly committed to providing access, equal opportunity, and reasonable accommodation in its properties, programs and services, classes, activities, and materials. Please call (406) 532-4663 x10 to request accommodation or to obtain materials in an alternate format, or dial 711 (TTY) for Montana Relay.

Homebuyer education classes, financial education classes, and homeownership counseling sessions are funded in part by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Montana Board of Housing, NeighborWorks Montana, the Montana Department of Commerce, and other organizations and businesses.