Newaygo County Mental Health

Our mission: To improve and promote the quality of life of persons with, or at risk of, behavioral

healthcare needs and/or developmental disabilities, who reside in Newaygo County and

What is community mental health?	Person-centered planning	Provider Network Manual	Returning veterans: Feeling overwhelmed? Stressed out? Need to talk? Talk confidentially with a vet who's been there. 1-888-82-BUDDY (1-888-822-8339) or visit www.buddytobuddy.org	Member of: Michigan Association of Community Mental Health Boards National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare
What services are available?	Managed care
Location and hours of operation	Privacy notice
How to access services	How are services paid for?
Your rights	2008/09 annual report
Agency profile and history	Employment opportunities		How are we doing? We asked and you told us...What you said about our services
Vision and values	Upcoming events
Publications available	Board of Directors
	News release

Supporting friends and family who have a mental illness				Contact us
Consumer Handbook Our clinical staff!			Lobby Chat

Newaygo County Mental Health assures that no individual shall be denied service on the basis of ability to pay, race, color, age, sex, religion, national affiliations, marital status, height, weight, arrest record, disability ,or any other legally protected status

Community Mental Health is funded, in part, by the Michigan Department of Community Health, the County of Newaygo, the Fremont Area Community Foundation, insurances, and fees.