The Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation program sends trained early childhood consultants to daycare settings and preschools to help caregivers better meet children's needs.
Food clubs are small nonprofit grocery stores that make healthy food available to low-income families at a truly affordable price.
Tracy Spincich, North Ed, talked with Early Education Matters about how free pre-K for 4-year-olds will benefit this region.
Last year the state formed 11 regional councils to spend about a year addressing health disparities in underserved communities – and they're already set to continue their work beyond that period.
An innovative initiative is chipping away at health disparities in Detroit’s Hope Village neighborhood by looking to community members as leaders and learners in their own lives.
Pre-K for All is really about ensuring that all Michigan children enjoy academic success.
Students are connecting with, caring for, and learning from older adults through a new intergenerational program that also addresses Michigan’s caregiver shortage.
When kids take the reins, health and wellness programs take off in new and wonderful directions that the adults in charge would never have anticipated.
Regional Health Collaboratives are a model for improving a region’s wellbeing and unnecessary medical costs through collaboration and systems change.
Immigrants and refugees often face stressors that impact their mental health. Michigan’s community mental health agencies can help.
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