New nonprofit launches in Billings to help homeless navigate housing, mental health services
By Mark Rattner
Published on April 3, 2026.
New nonprofit in Billings, Montana, Open Door Advocacy, aims to help people experiencing homelessness connect with services in real time. The group will focus on navigation, advocacy and removing barriers to help those seeking help. The organization has filed for nonprofit status in the state and plans to serve 150-200 people in its first year.
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