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Source:
Montana Statistical Report 406-444-5622
Caveats and Definitions
Families Achieving Independence in Montana (FAIM) is a service provided
by the Yellowstone County Office of Public Assistance. FAIM consists of
2 major programs, the Pathways program and the Job Supplement program.
Pathways provides temporary cash assistance to families with children
who have lost other means of support. The Job Supplement program
provides non-cash support to families in need. Yellowstone County began
the conversion from AFDC to FAIM on May 1, 1996; the conversion was
completed in June of 1997.
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