The MCADSV office is located in Helena, Montana's Capital City. You can reach us by mail, e-mail, or telephone. The contact information is listed below.

Montana Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence
P.O. Box 818, Helena MT 59624
tel: 406.443.7794 or toll free at 888-404-7794
fax: 406.443.7818
e-mail: mcadsv@mt.net

Staff:
Currently, there are ten paid staff members and one AmeriCorps VISTA who work out of the Coalition's Helena office. They can be reached by e-mail (just click on their names) or by calling the Coalition Office.

Please Note: When sending an email,please put the name of the staff person you want to receive the email in the subject line.

Kelsen: Executive Director
Kim: Financial Manager

Candice: Office Manager

Kelly M. : Training Coordinator
Nicole: Public Outreach Coordinator
Kelly T. : Membership Outreach Coordinator
Natalie: Doors of Hope Project Coordinator
Judy: Policy Coordinator

Karen: Montana DELTA Project Coordinator/ Prevention Coordinator

Board of Directors:
MCADSV is a member-driven organization. Members provide staff with direction by serving on the organization's Board of Directors, Task Forces and Board committees. Coalition members meet three times each year. At their November meeting, they elect board members for the coming year. Click here to see who current MCADSV Board members are, along with their local programs.

Task Forces:
MCADSV has six Task Forces that meet regularly to discuss and work on issues that apply to their area of expertise and interest. Each task force has a representative on MCADSV's Board. For more information on the make up, projects, and issues relevant to each task force as well as how to get involved, click here.

Regions:
Because Montana is so large, and the needs, resources, and characteristics of each community differ, MCADSV divides the state into five geographical regions. Each region also has representation on MCADSV's Board. Regional groups meet twice each year to share information and set region-specific goals for MCADSV. Below is a map that shows the regional boundaries. Click here to go to our Members Page, which provides links to the local programs in each of our regions.

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