Medication-assisted treatment is a critically important tool available for opioid use disorder, and yet it continues to be widely misunderstood and underutilized. We want to dispel some myths and explain why this rapidly developing treatment is a game-changer in the field of substance use disorder care.
We’ve awarded more than $14 million to dozens of organizations working for a healthier Michigan.
We’ve awarded more than $5 million dollars to 14 organizations across Michigan, all working to improve behavioral health services for children and older adults.
Learn about six projects across Michigan helping to combat the opioid epidemic.
Traumas and systemic barriers can discourage LGBTQ individuals from seeking care, but the Ruth Ellis Center is working to change that.
Our 2017 Behavioral Health Initiative is now accepting proposals. Learn about this round’s key themes on our blog.
The Health Fund is pleased to announce $4.7 million in grants to 11 organizations working to improve behavioral health care for Michigan residents.
