Community Mental Health of Ottawa County

Community Mental Health of Ottawa County Community Mental Health of Ottawa County (CMHOC) is a public provider of mental health services.

Community Mental Health of Ottawa County (CMHOC) is a public provider of services for people with developmental disabilities, serious mental illness, and/or substance use disorders. Our programs and activities are governed by a Board of Directors. Our services are available to residents of Ottawa County who have Medicaid or are uninsured, and who are eligible for services as defined by the Michigan Mental Health Code. To learn more about eligibility for services contact our Access Center at 1-877-588-4357.

Last week CMHOC took some clients and staff to the Walk-A-Mile Rally at the Capitol in Lansing to advocate for Mental He...
09/26/2025

Last week CMHOC took some clients and staff to the Walk-A-Mile Rally at the Capitol in Lansing to advocate for Mental Health Issues and the rights of those who receive behavioral health services throughout the state. They were joined by numerous other CMHs and former Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow for an awesome event! Thank you to all who came out and we will see you at WAM 2026 next year!

Mental health stigma makes it harder to talk about su***de. But starting the conversation—and knowing the warning signs—...
09/25/2025

Mental health stigma makes it harder to talk about su***de. But starting the conversation—and knowing the warning signs—can save lives.

We all have a role to play in prevention. That role begins with understanding.

Learn how to support others and reduce stigma at StigmaFreeOttawa.com.

Be honest. Be heard. Be informed.

09/24/2025

PIHPs throughout the state are at risk of being privatized. Please see the following video from the Community Mental Health Association of Michigan on this issue and what you can do.

our   matters. Sharing your story of mental health challenges, suicidal thoughts, or loss can bring hope to others❤️‍🩹 📣...
09/24/2025

our matters. Sharing your story of mental health challenges, suicidal thoughts, or loss can bring hope to others❤️‍🩹 📣Learn how 988lifeline.org/storytelling-for-su***de-prevention-checklist

 #988 is available all day,🌞🌑 every day, for all people. No judgment—just help.📲 📍988lifeline.org
09/22/2025

#988 is available all day,🌞🌑 every day, for all people. No judgment—just help.📲 📍988lifeline.org

Everyone deserves access to help that actually works 🫶 Proven, evidence-based care is key to effective   Find help today...
09/18/2025

Everyone deserves access to help that actually works 🫶 Proven, evidence-based care is key to effective Find help today 👉 988lifeline.org #988

Strong state infrastructure is the backbone of effective  . See how other states are strengthening communities and chang...
09/16/2025

Strong state infrastructure is the backbone of effective . See how other states are strengthening communities and changing lives ➡️sprc.org/state-success-stories #988

09/16/2025

THANK YOU to all who came to Recovery Fest 2025 last week! We are overwhelmed with the support and community that was involved, and the agencies that helped make this event awesome! We will see you next year!!

Walk-A-Mile is this week! Join us Wednesday, September 17th on the Capitol Complex Grounds in Lansing from 12:30 to 3pm ...
09/15/2025

Walk-A-Mile is this week! Join us Wednesday, September 17th on the Capitol Complex Grounds in Lansing from 12:30 to 3pm for a rally of advocacy, community, resources, and awareness! See you there.

Bidding out the Management of Michigan's Public Mental Health System: Myths & Facts!
09/15/2025

Bidding out the Management of Michigan's Public Mental Health System: Myths & Facts!

New routines. Social pressure. Academic expectations. The transition back to school can be overwhelming for students and...
09/15/2025

New routines. Social pressure. Academic expectations. The transition back to school can be overwhelming for students and families alike.

Mental health stigma often keeps young people silent and parents unsure of how to help. But when we lead with learning and support, we create space for wellness.

Explore youth and family resources at StigmaFreeOttawa.com.

Be informed. Break the stigma.

Be honest. Break the Stigma. Break the stigma. Be Honest Being real about our mental health can reduce stigma by fostering open discussions and understanding. Start the conversation. Be Heard When the voices of youth and families are amplified, their journeys with mental illness can provide hope and...

Join CMHOC and CMHs around the state next Wednesday, September 17th, from 12:30 to 3pm for the annual Walk-A-Mile Rally!...
09/12/2025

Join CMHOC and CMHs around the state next Wednesday, September 17th, from 12:30 to 3pm for the annual Walk-A-Mile Rally! We are providing limited transportation for CMH Clients only, if interested please contact cmhcustomerservices@miottawa.org. See you there!

Mark your calendars! The 2025 Walk-a-Mile in My Shoes Rally is happening on Wednesday at the State Capitol in Lansing, and we can't wait to see you there! Join us as we walk together and raise awareness about behavioral health issues and intellectual and developmental disabilities.

For more information on the Walk-A-Mile Rally, please visit our website below.

https://cmham.org/education-events/walk-a-mile-rally/

Address

12265 James Street
Holland, MI
49424

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+16163935681

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Community Mental Health of Ottawa County (CMHOC) is a public provider of services for people with intellectual/developmental disabilities, serious mental illness, and/or substance use disorders. Our programs and activities are governed by a Board of Directors. Our services are available to residents of Ottawa County who have Medicaid, Healthy Michigan Plan, MI Child, Medicare, no insurance or are under insured, and who are eligible for services as defined by the Michigan Mental Health Code.

The Access Center is our front door to services. Access staff is in place to welcome applicants for service, provide screening, determine eligibility for services, collect information, and provide appropriate referrals for Behavioral Health and Substance Use Disorder Services. Our Access Center is available and accessible by phone at 1-877-588-4357 or on a walk-in basis.