Turning Point Youth Center

Origami Rehabilitation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in Mason, MI that offers comprehensive rehabilitation programs for individuals of all ages with neurological, developmental, mental health, and orthopedic conditions. Through their residential and outpatient services, they strive to create opportunities and transform lives with their compassionate and innovative approach. With a range of services including occupational therapy, physical therapy, mental health services, speech-language pathology, and more, Origami Rehabilitation is dedicated to providing top-tier care and helping individuals improve their quality of life. They are also recognized for their partnership with MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine and Peckham, Inc., and have achieved the highest level of CARF accreditation.Generated from the website

The Community Mental Health Authority of Clinton Eaton and Ingham Counties (CMHA-CEI) is a public agency dedicated to serving individuals facing emotional, behavioral, and developmental challenges, as well as substance use issues across its service areas. As a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic, CMHA-CEI offers a comprehensive range of services aimed at increasing access to care, providing crisis support, and addressing the needs of individuals with complex behavioral health requirements. With a commitment to trauma-informed care and the integration of physical and behavioral health services, CMHA-CEI ensures that all individuals receive quality treatment regardless of their insurance coverage. The organization prides itself on achieving continuous accreditation from CARF, demonstrating its dedication to maintaining high standards of care and pursuing excellence in mental health service delivery. Generated from the website

Inspired by Ingham County Probate Judge Robert Drake, a group of private citizens, business people and community leaders concerned about youths at risk founded the original Youth Opportunity Camp in 1963. Designed to be a place where people grow by discovering strong personal values and building life goals around them, youths are given the opportunity to experience positive adult guidance in a disciplined setting. The program has helped hundreds of youths. Its work with troubled youth taught that in order to improve their futures, their families needed help too. It learned that through early intervention, they can resolve problems and keep families together. As a result, Highfields has become a multi-service, early intervention agency serving families and youth in mid-Michigan. It has pioneered the home-based counseling approach where counselors go into the homes and work with families. With its expanded services, Highfields currently serves more than 10,000 people a year.