DWIHN are a healthcare safety net organization that provides access to a full array of integrated services that facilitate individuals to maximize their level of function and create opportunities for quality of life.

PTA is the oldest and largest child advocacy association in America, comprised of over 24,000 local PTAs and nearly 4 million members. As part of this nationwide network, parents have a voice in decisions that impact children in their individual schools, and at the district, state and national levels. PTA’s mission is to make every child’s potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children.

The Macomb County Office of Substance Abuse (MCOSA), a department within MCCMH, is responsible for planning, funding, monitoring and coordinating publicly funded substance use disorder prevention, treatment, and recovery services for Macomb County residents.

The Michigan Poison & Drug Information Center is the only nationally accredited poison control center serving all residents in the state of Michigan. Specialists in Poison Information can be reached around the clock and every day of the year by calling 1-800-222-1222. Board-certified clinical toxicologists are available to consult with healthcare providers caring for poisoned patients who are being cared for in medical facilities in Michigan. Community education outreach services and resources are available by request on our website or by calling the Poison Helpline.

MSU Extension provides tools to help parents and caregivers get children ready for school and promote social and emotional health in young children.

CARE is a non-profit substance misuse prevention and treatment agency in Macomb County.

The Closet provides aid to children in need in Livingston County. We provide clothing, underclothing, shoes, baby equipment and gear, hygiene products, furniture, and more. These items are gently used or new items that have been donated to us from the community and are free of charge. We believe that no parent or guardian should have to worry about clothing their child.

Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan (CCSEM) has served the community since 1947. As a nonprofit organization, it provides comprehensive professional services to empower families and individuals to achieve a healthy quality of life. Each year the agency serves Hispanic clients throughout Oakland County through the La Casa Amiga location.

The MIchigan Department of Health and Human Services offers many assistance programs for individuals in need such as: Medical, Food Assistance, Cash Assistance, Child Daycare, State Emergency Relief, Children’s Services, Adult Services and Foster Parenting.

Working collaboratively with other community coalitions, local police, businesses, residents and the South Lyon school district we are determined to make a positive impact on our youth. The core of of efforts is to bring programs that help our youth make healthy life choice that prevent drug and alcohol use.

Housed in the Health Promotion Department, Michigan State University’s Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC) serves students in or seeking recovery from alcohol and other drug addiction. Our mission is to provide a safe and supportive campus community in which students in recovery from addiction can achieve their academic, personal and professional goals.