Advocacy & News

Funding strengthens 24/7 crisis services with expanded telehealth, mobile teams, and a centralized Crisis Hub—ensuring faster, more tailored mental health support.

If you or someone you know has been affected by the loss of suicide, you are not alone.

We are thrilled to announce that our IMH department has been awarded a generous 20,000 grant! This incredible opportunity will allow us to further our initiatives and positively impact our community. Click the link to learn more about this exciting grant and how it will benefit the new mothers of Gratiot County!

In addition, using art as a form of expression can help individuals not only manage their own mental and emotional well-being but also inspire and heal others at the same time. To highlight the recovery potential of art while spreading the message that mental illness is nothing to be ashamed of, local artists recently submitted their artwork to Gratiot Integrated Health Network (GIHN) for an opportunity to be chosen to represent Gratiot County in the Statewide Traveling Art Show sponsored by the Community Mental Health Association of Michigan (CMHA).

In response to rising mental health needs, Gratiot Integrated Health Network is expanding its crisis services to provide faster, more accessible support for individuals and families in our community. Learn how these enhancements aim to make a real difference—when it matters most.