A conversation with Lynda Zeller
We chat with Lynda Zeller about her new dual role with SAMHSA, Michigan’s most innovative behavioral health work, and where she’s hoping to see more growth.
Medication-Assisted Treatment for Opioids—An Overview
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.
Hundreds of thousands of Michigan residents lack behavioral health treatment
38% of Michigan residents with a mental illness and 80% with a substance use disorder are not receiving treatment.
Health Fund awards $14 million in Healthy Aging and Special Projects
We’ve awarded more than $14 million to dozens of organizations working for a healthier Michigan.
The Health Fund’s 2017 Annual Report
See all the Health Fund highlights from 2017
Health Fund awards $5 million to mental health and substance use disorder programs
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.
Health Fund Awards More Than $2.5 Million to Combat Opioid Epidemic
Learn about six projects across Michigan helping to combat the opioid epidemic.
Innovative Integration Model Brings Care to At-Risk LGBTQ Youth
Traumas and systemic barriers can discourage LGBTQ individuals from seeking care, but the Ruth Ellis Center is working to change that.
