County of Ingham

The Ingham County Health Department protects and promotes the health of individuals in the state of Michigan. The department offers a range of programs to prevent and control communicable diseases. The Ingham County Health Department also conducts research to document the health status and problems of the community and works with it to develop strategies to improve health and well-being of the individuals. The department operates more than five locations to serve the population of Ingham County in Michigan. In addition, it offers food and children s special health care services. The department provides a range of maternal-infant outreach and breast and cervical cancer control programs. The Ingham County Health Department is a part of the government of Ingham County in Michigan.

The Community Mental Health Authority of Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham Counties (CMHA-CEI) is a public agency dedicated to serving individuals facing emotional, behavioral challenges, intellectual or developmental disabilities, and substance use issues. As a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic, it offers a comprehensive range of services aimed at enhancing access to care, supporting those in crisis, and delivering treatment to meet the needs of the community. CMHA-CEI prioritizes recovery, wellness, trauma-informed care, and the integration of physical and behavioral health services. With a commitment to quality demonstrated by multiple accreditations, CMHA-CEI effectively addresses the complex behavioral health needs of both adults and children in its service areas. Generated from the website

The Michigan Environmental Health Association (MEHA), established in 1946, serves as the professional association for Environmental Health staff across local and state governments, private industries, and institutions in Michigan, boasting a membership of over 300 professionals. MEHA is committed to fostering high standards in environmental health, providing scholarships to college students, and recognizing exceptional service within the field. Each spring, MEHA hosts a three-day Annual Education Conference that attracts over 200 professionals, facilitating connections and knowledge sharing across the country. The association also promotes collaboration with national organizations to enhance public health practices and professional development in environmental health. Generated from the website