Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch (YBGR) is a trusted leader in children’s mental health, serving thousands of youth annually.

Since welcoming our first child to the Ranch in 1957, we’ve transformed countless lives, guiding youth toward healing and resilience in the face of trauma and mental health challenges.

Today, we provide a full spectrum of care across Montana. Through our PRTF residential treatment at our historic campus in Billings, therapeutic group homes, and statewide community-based support, we equip youth with the hope, strength, and tools that prepare them for life.

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Programs

Our desire is to encourage each youth with hope, courage, and confidence.

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News & Events

Bill Parisher Recognized by MSU Billings for Internship Leadership

Posted March 6, 2026 | Assigned to YBGR Spotlight

Bill Parisher of Jessie Grant Lodge recognized by MSU Billings for outstanding leadership as an internship site supervisor.

Anja Whitfield Promoted to Lead Mental Health Worker at STAR Group Home

Posted March 5, 2026 | Assigned to YBGR Spotlight

Congratulations to Anja Whitfield on her promotion to Lead Mental Health Worker at our STAR Group Home in Billings.

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Testimonials

“I feel like my life is mine, and Yellowstone gave it back to me.”

“Admitting our son to Yellowstone was the hardest thing we’ve ever done. Our son being at Yellowstone allowed us to heal, and our son to receive the intensive therapy, structure and safety he needed.”

“I could not be where I am today without you and all the wonderful people working there. I miss my staff and counselors – the angels who helped me.”

“You have no idea how many times a day we think of you and thank God for you and all the staff at Yellowstone. Our son is a real joy to us now, and we know that the work you did with him is largely responsible.”

“I would encourage any parent to reach out to YBGR.”

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