Montana Center For Inclusive Education

Veterans Upward Bound is a grant-funded program that has been providing free classes, services, and support to veterans in Montana for over 30 years. They offer a wide range of resources, including college readiness assessments, transition assistance, tutoring support, and workshops, to help veterans plan and prepare for their next academic or career step. Administered by Montana State University Northern in Havre, Veterans Upward Bound is dedicated to helping veterans with career planning, college admissions preparation, and academic support. Their program has been highly praised by participants for its effectiveness in improving skills and inspiring success in higher education.Generated from the website

HistoryPeoples AIDS Network is committed to reducing the transmission of HIV and Hepatitis C by providing free anonymous rapid testing and prevention education as well as support services through community outreach. P.A.N. was formed by volunteers seeing a need in the community for a place where people of all walks of life can go for testing and information in a comfortable, non judgmental environment. Our goal is to continue to provide HIV and Hepatitis C testing and prevention education and STD prevention education, in addition to support services to help stop the spread of all STD's. We welcome new volunteers who have a similar vision and would like to become involved in P.A.N. Established 2005, earning 501C December 28, 2007SpecialtiesPeople's AIDS Network is a non-profit organization comprised of 100% volunteers dedicated to reducing the spread of HIV /AIDS and Hepatitis C by providing free anonymous rapid testing and prevention education, as well as support services through community outreach. Part of our goal is to educate, test & counsel people in a non-judgmental setting, encouraging people of all walks of life to come in and get tested. All of our tester's are State certified. The type of testing used is the pain free finger stick, providing 99% accuracy with results in 20 minutes for HIV testing. No appointment needed. Why get tested? The County Health Department reports that HIV is on the rise here in Yellowstone County. Protect those that are close to you and come in today.