To reduce no-show rates and increase patient engagement, this initiative uses technology to improve workflows. It provides 650 organizational users and patients with an improved telehealth platform and process along with other enhancements, like automated reminders...
To better serve students from racial/ethnic minorities and low-income students experiencing the largest unaddressed behavioral health needs at community colleges, the project expands to an additional six institutions. Community colleges will complete a mix of needs...
To restore and expand behavioral health services for children and families in six rural Northern Michigan counties, this proposal supports increased clinical capacity at the Northern Michigan Children’s Assessment Center. It addresses urgent service gaps by funding...
To improve access to food and strengthen local support systems in Michigan’s Thumb region, this project will unite food pantries, community organizations, and partners to create a more connected and sustainable food network. It will host regional convenings, fund...
Washtenaw County Health Department will develop an organization-wide community engagement plan to reduce staff burden and burnout related to department inconsistencies.
The Grand Rapids Pride Center will hire a front desk assistant, enabling staff to focus on health initiatives and improve service delivery for its Health Equity Program, which addresses health disparities faced by the 2-SLGBTQ+ community.
The University of Michigan will work as a consultant and project lead to improve medication safety and pharmacy operations within the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community Health System.
The Avenue Family Network aims to implement Trauma-Informed Practices training for staff, enhancing their ability to support clients who have experienced trauma.
