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The Resident Broadband Survey is coming to a close, but you still have time to respond, andyour information is important! The last day to complete the survey is December 28th. The survey has gotten a great response so far, but we would love to...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Amy Johnston Community Collaborative Planner      810.772.4827 | ajohnston@cmhliv.org                                                         December 3, 2021 Marijuana & Alcohol Use in Livingston County A Focus on Holiday Safety The Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Prevention Workgroup of the Human Service Collaborative Body is...
Many families will be traveling over the coming months to celebrate the holidays with friends and family. If you do choose to travel over the coming months, make sure your baby or the baby in your care has a safe place to sleep, for nap time...
Watch the new webinar! Presenters: Joni Detwiler, MSW, Public Health Consultant, MDHHS Maternal Infant Health Program; Carolyn Chaudhary, MPH, Consulting Contractor, MDHHS Tobacco Section; and Patti Kelly, MPH, LMSW, Infant Safe Sleep Program Consultant, MDHHS Infant Safe Sleep Program Description: The negative health effects of smoking...
  The President’s Plan for Pre-K and Child Care and What it Means for Michigan     Join us for a virtual discussion on The President’s Plan for Child Care and Pre-K and What It Means for Michigan with national experts Katie Hamm, Deputy Assistant Secretary...
Michigan Recognizes November as Native American Heritage Month Governor Whitmer proclaims the month of November as Native American Heritage Month in Michigan. Michigan is home to more than 240,000 American Indian or Alaska Native residents and twelve federally recognized Indian tribes, each a sovereign...