Taylor Life Center

10/30/2025

Emily’s story is proof that community mental health services work. They made it possible for her to pursue law school, marriage, and stability.
We need to protect the system that makes stories like hers possible.



Community Mental Health Association of Michigan

10/29/2025

Lead a team. Shape care. Elevate TLC. 💼✨

We’re hiring a Clinical Supervisor (Care Monitor) in Mason or Flint to mentor therapists, oversee treatment planning, and build a culture where staff and clients thrive. If you’re a licensed LMSW, LPC, or LMFT ready to make a real impact, we want you.

Why TLC? Because under our new 2025 leadership, we’re focused on a workplace that supports you, celebrates your wins, and values your expertise every day.

https://taylorlifecenter.org/careers/

10/29/2025

10/28/2025

Crossover Outreach’s Winter Coat Program Begins November 4th!

Every November, Crossover Outreach begins our Winter Coat Program to help keep local families warm through the cold months.

As part of our regular clothing program, children will receive a NEW winter coat, hat, gloves, and boots (as available based on size and supply.) — while supplies last. We also have a limited number of gently used adult coats available for those in need.

Please note:
✅ This is NOT a coat/boot giveaway — it’s part of our ongoing clothing assistance program.
✅ Referrals are required if you’ve been to Crossover before.
✅ Please bring your MDHHS summary showing that the children are on your case.

We’re also accepting donations of gently used adult coats (all sizes) to help more neighbors stay warm this winter!

Together, we can make sure everyone in our community is wrapped in warmth and kindness this season.

10/28/2025

Are you wondering how to gain greater cooperation from your children? Struggling with chores or routines? Not sure how to handle discipline issues? This five-week parenting education series for parents and caregivers of children of all ages will explore developing routines, emotional control, rules and relationships, and being a calm, assertive parent. Certificates of attendance are available. Classes are October 28-November 25th from 11:30am-1:00pm ET. Pre-registration is required. Contact Courtney Aldrich at aldric82@msu.edu with questions. Register: https://msu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dd7Nnn1h8Y1TcNg

10/28/2025

Tomorrow 10-28-2025 from 9am-3pm the The Salvation Army of Genesee County has a WALK IN sign up for Christmas help.

Please read the flyer and note all requirements/documentation you MUST bring with you to get registered.

10/28/2025

Don't miss out Darrells Market & Hardware TRUNK OR TREAT this Friday, October 31st 5:00pm-6:00pm! to pre-register call (517) 676-2622!! Information in flyer below!

10/28/2025

Michigan’s mental health system works for the public. A new plan could cost more, be less transparent, and hurt tens of thousands in recovery.
Community Mental Health Association of Michigan

10/27/2025

🎉 It’s tailgate time, Flint! 🎉

Join Genesee Health System (GHS) and New Standard Academy for the Pillars of Hope: Mental Wealth Tailgate Experience!

Monday, October 27 from 4:30–7:00 PM at 2040 W. Carpenter Rd., Flint!

💚 This FREE community event is all about fun, family, and mental wealth!

✅ Food trucks 🍔
✅ Gaming truck + inflatables 🎮
✅ Trunk-or-Treat 🎃
✅ Music, community resources & good vibes all evening long!

Let’s come together to celebrate wellness, break stigmas, and remind our community that taking care of your mind is just as important as taking care of your body. 🧠💪

Tag your friends, bring the kids, and come for some fun!

✨ Free admission. Food and beverages included.



New Standard Academy
InvolvedDad
Wow Outreach
ELGA Credit Union
University of MI- Flint Mobile Unit & Police
Michigan Army National Guard - Flint, Mi
Hurley Medical Center
NAMI Genesee County
Factory Two
Wayne the Barber
Latinx Technology & Community Center
Voices for Children Advocacy Center
Donations with Love
The Disability Network

10/27/2025

Give those feelings a little attention before they startle you later, and here are a few ideas:
*Try naming what you’re feeling out loud,
*jotting a quick brain dump, or
*taking a five-minute walk.

Small check-ins like these make emotional avoidance way less spooky.