Genesee Health Systems

Genesee Health Systems is a public mental health provider for Genesee County. They provide services and support to Genesee County residents (adults & children) with developmental disabilities, serious mental illnesses/emotional disturbances, and/or substance abuse disorders, focusing on the health of the whole person. Special programs are available for children with autism. Neurodevelopmental Center of Excellence (NCE). Special services offered for those affected by the Flint Water Crisis.

(810) 257-3705 or toll free (866) 211-5455

(877) 346-3648 24 Hour Crisis Line

Child and Family Services

Other Genesee Health Systems programming includes infant mental health, case management and mental health services for children and families. Home base services; services for developmentally disabled children and families.

810) 257-3676, Crisis Line: 877-346-3648

Compassionate Friends

Compassionate Friends provides self-help, bereavement support group for parents, siblings, grandparents who have lost children.

Easter Seals of Genesee County

Easter Seals of Genesee County provides child/family behavioral health services including Intensive Home Base, Case Management, Outpatient, Groups, Infant Mental Health, and Psychiatric Services. Please call for details. Learn more at Easter Seals of Michigan.

National Alliance on Mental Illness

The National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI) encourages cooperation with health agencies that supply and administer mental health treatment and rehabilitation services. Networking with other support groups for the welfare of the mentally ill, including a support group for Manic Depressive patients and family members. Operated by volunteers who provide resources and education.

(810) 232-6498 (answering machine)

(800) 273-8255 - National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Trauma Informed Practices

Michigan's Trauma-Informed System for Children and their Families

Here you will find information about trauma & toxic stress, the impact on health and development and ways to lessen negative outcomes - information from national and state experts that are working to build trauma-informed systems of care for children and their families in Michigan. The information is meant for human service professionals in all sectors as well as parents and caregivers. Find support for Trauma and Toxic Stress.