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Catholic Human Services (CHS) has been dedicated to supporting individuals and families in Northern Lower Michigan since its establishment in 1972 by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Gaylord. With a mission to serve all people regardless of faith, income, or ethnicity, CHS offers a comprehensive range of services including mental health support, substance abuse recovery, and senior services, reaching over 26,000 individuals annually. The organization operates from multiple main and satellite offices across 21 counties, emphasizing community partnerships to deliver best practices in social emotional and spiritual support. CHS is committed to expanding its services, particularly in areas such as marriage counseling, to address the evolving needs of the communities it serves. Generated from the website

The County of Montmorency is located in the northeastern portion of Michigan's lower peninsula, bordered by Alpena County to the east, Presque Isle County to the north, Otsego County to the west, and Oscoda County to the south. Covering 352,019 acres, or 547.6 square miles, the county features 248 lakes and reservoirs, with a significant portion of its land—86%—covered by forests, supporting a diverse economy based on forestry, agriculture, tourism, and manufacturing. With an estimated population of 10,478 in 2006, Montmorency County offers various local government services, including election information, court operations, and resources for residents. The county is committed to maintaining a well-managed community through its Board of Commissioners and various departments dedicated to public service and resource management. Generated from the website