Montcalm Prevention Collaborative, Inc

The Mid-Michigan District Health Department (MMDHD) has been dedicated to protecting and improving the health of communities in Clinton, Gratiot, and Montcalm counties since its establishment in 1966. With multiple branch offices, MMDHD serves a diverse population of over 181,200 residents across approximately 1,872 square miles, focusing on innovative health solutions for enhanced community well-being. MMDHD offers a comprehensive range of health services, including immunizations, reproductive health, environmental health programs, and substance use disorder prevention. The organization is committed to maintaining public health through educational resources and responsive community health assessments, striving to create healthier outcomes for all its residents. Generated from the website

The Montcalm Center for Behavioral Health is a community mental health authority serving Montcalm County, Michigan. We provide services and supports for people with serious and persistent mental illness, developmental disabilities, and children with severe emotional disturbances. In addition, we provide emergency services to anyone in the community, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. If you or someone you know are in danger of harming themselves or others, dial 911 or contact your local authorities. If you are having a personal crisis or psychiatric emergency call ( 989 ) 831- 7520 or toll free ( 800 ) 377-0974. To Request Non-Emergency Behavioral Health Services in Montcalm county, please call Access Alliance at ( 800 ) 448-5498 Monday through Friday, 9: 00 AM to 5: 00 PM.

The Michigan Lakes and Streams Association (MLSA) is dedicated to the preservation and improvement of Michigan's diverse aquatic environments, including its 10,000 inland lakes. Through various initiatives, including community science events like the MiCorps AIS Detection Blitz, MLSA engages Michiganders in the stewardship of their water resources. In addition to promoting lake appreciation, the organization offers valuable resources on lake and watershed management, legal issues, and best practices for maintaining water quality. Their commitment to educating the public is reflected in newsletters, programs, and events that foster a sense of community around Michigan's natural water wonders. Generated from the website