“We are here to help!” For Help Call: (517)423-1729

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Resource Guide 2011
“We are here to help!”
For Help Call: (517)423-1729
Index
Abuse/Sexual Assault - 3
Animals - 3
Child Services - 3
Clothing/Household Items - 3
Counseling - 4
Disaster Services - 4
Employment/Unemployment - 4-6
Food Assistance - 6-9
Housing/Utility Services - 10
Legal Assistance - 11
Medical & Dental Services/Prescription Assistance - 11-12
People with Disabilities - 12
Pregnancy/Infant Services - 12
Senior Services - 13
Transportation - 13
This Resource Guide was compiled
in October, 2011. For an up-to-date
listing, please visit either web site
listed at the bottom of each page.
Veteran Services - 13
Wheelchair Ramps - 14
County Resources - 14
State & National Health Resources - 15
Lenawee Support Groups - 16-18
Youth Resources & Programs- 19-22
State & Federal Resources - 22
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Lenawee Community Foundation – (517) 423-1729
www.lenaweecf.com http://volunteer.lenaweecf.org
Abuse and Sexual Assault Programs
Catholic Charities - 263-2191
Family Counseling and Children’s Services - 265-5352
Catherine Cobb Domestic Violence Shelter - 265-6776
Department of Human Services - 264-6464 or 264-2744
Animals
Lenawee Humane Society - 263-9111
Treasurer's Office- Dog Licenses - 264-4554
Child Services
Child Care
Child Care Network – 264-5306
Deparment of Human Services – 264-6300
Child Support
ACES - (Association for Children for Enforcement of Support) – 1-800-738-2237
Department of Human Services - 264-6455
Friend of the Court (Lenawee) - 264-4708
Parenting Assistance
Parent Help Line – 1-800-942-HELP (4357)
Child Protective Services - 264-6464
Clothing and Household Items
Associated Charities (no cost to client) - 265-7255
Goodwill (low cost) - 263-2135
Habitat ReStore (low cost) - 266-0746
Salvation Army (low cost or no cost based on client needs) - 265-2038
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Counseling Agencies
Catholic Charities of Lenawee - 263-2191
Hospice of Lenawee - 263-2323
Lenawee Community Mental Health - 263-8905
Recovery Lifestyles - 265-9595
Family Counseling and Children’s Services - 265-5352
Disaster/Emergency Services
American Red Cross 263-1904
Associated Charities 265-7255
Catherine Cobb Domestic Violence Shelter 265-6776
(also can take in homeless women and children if space is available)
Lenawee County Community Crisis Team dispatched from
Hospice of Lenawee 263-2323 or 1-800-578-6559
Salvation Army 265-2038
Victim Service Unit – Lenawee County Sheriff’s Department 263-0524
Employment
South Central Michigan Works! - 266-5627
Goodwill Industries - 263-2135
Michigan Rehabilitation - 263-0607
Department of Human Services - http://www.michigan.gov/helpinghand
Unemployment
YOU MIGHT BE ASKING YOURSELF
Why me?
Given the importance work plays in most peoples’ lives, being unemployed may leave
you with feelings of rejection, loneliness, depression, and even anger toward yourself
and your loved ones. Your feelings of anxiety about bills and your family’s future are a
natural reaction to the stress you are under right now. During this time, it is important to
remember that you are not alone - most people who lose their jobs share your feelings.
How will my family be affected?
One of the most important things you can do to ease the strain of unemployment is to
share your feelings honestly and openly with your family. Your spouse and children are
affected by your situation as much as you are, and good communication with family
members and close friends is vital. You need the emotional support now. Talking
together about the problems you face is essential to help you feel less isolated as you
plan your next steps.
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Unemployment
Right Now…
What can I do while waiting to return to work?
If you’ve been laid off from your job temporarily, keep yourself occupied:
* Catch up on the household chore list *
* Visit family and friends *
* Take advantage of free or low cost activities in our area *
* Volunteer your time to help those in need.*
WHAT IF MY JOB IS GONE FOR GOOD?
Begin by making realistic plans:
 Explore where you want to go and what you want to do. This may be your opportunity to
shift into a type of work you’ve always wanted to do.
 Consider your assets and liabilities, and set a goal. If you need help figuring this out, it’s
available.
 If you need more job training, make contacts to get that training.
 Decide where you want to look for a job and plan a step-by-step approach to achieve
your objective. Your plan should be action oriented, personal, and geared toward your
needs, wants, and attributes.
 Remember, finding a job is a full time job.
WHAT KIND OF HELP CAN I GET NOW?
During a period of joblessness, savings can be depleted very quickly. Even
the cost of basic necessities like food, housing, clothing, utilities, and medical
care can become a serious burden. There are some government benefits
which you may be entitled to - food stamps (bridge card), public assistance,
medical assistance, and emergency assistance programs providing food and
help with utility payments.
Not every agency or service can be included in this Resource Guide so if you
have additional questions please call 423-1729.
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Unemployment
THERE IS NO EASY ANSWER
Finding a new job or returning to your old job maybe your ultimate goal, but there are many
ways you can ease the financial and emotional strain you are feeling right now:
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Talk about your problems with someone close to you.
Take some time to relax.
Work off your anger, frustration, and anxiety through exercise or some other constructive
activity.
Do something for others.
Find out about community resources that are available.
Don’t try to solve all your problems at once. What do you need most right now?
Seek help before your problems become unmanageable. There are agencies to help you.
Food Assistance
Department of Human Services: Food Assistance Program – 264-6300
http://www.michigan.gov/helpinghand
ADDISON
Addison United Church Emergency Food Pantry
202 S. Talbot St.
Contact: Georgia Meyer, 547-5527 or 547-7577
Serving Addison area, on the last Thursday of the month from 2-5pm or by appointment
in case of emergency
ADRIAN
United Methodist Church
1245 W. Maple St.
Contact: Beth Wood of the Adrian Senior Center 263-3585
For adults 60+ meeting income guidelines and children on MIC program on the third
Thursday of each month from 11am–3pm. Quarterly distribution for individuals meeting
income guidelines on the third Thursday each quarter - call for specific month 11am–
3pm.
The Daily Bread
302 S. Tecumseh St.
266-0937
Serves meals on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 11:30am–
1:30pm. Food pantry also open during this time.
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Fishes & Loaves Food Pantry
410 East Maumee St.
By appointment only: call Jim at 759-4421
Food Assistance Continued
Ogden Bible Church Food Pantry
3201 E. US Hwy. 223
265-6621
Monday-Thursday 10am-2pm
Saint Vincent de Paul Society, St. Joseph Church Food Pantry
415 Ormsby St.
266-7611
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1-2:30pm
The Salvation Army
217 W. Church St.
Contact: Candy Aranda – 265-2038
Serves hot meals on Monday and Wednesday 4-5pm.
Food pantry open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8:30 to 11:30am
Tuesday is the Fresh Food Initiative 9-11:30am
WIC (Women Infants and Children Program) at Community Action Agency
400 W. South St.
263-7861
Nutritional and educational program for pregnant or post-partum women, infants and
children under age 5. Must meet income guidelines.
Saint Mary’s Catholic Church Food Pantry
305 Division St.
266-0378
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 1-3pm.
BLISSFIELD
St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church ELCA Food Pantry
306 East Jefferson Street
517-486-2404
Monday – Friday 9am-12pm or by appt.
Eligibility: once a month for 3 months then 3 month waiting period before eligible again.
Preference given to clients with children under 18 yrs. of age in the home but each
case is evaluated.
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BRITTON
Britton Bethel Baptist Church Food Pantry
296 S. Main St.
Jim & Tammy Stewart, 451-9921
Third Thursday monthly from 2:30-3:30pm for Britton school district residents
BROOKLYN
CCIS Food Pantry
171 Wamplers Lake Rd.
592-3947
Tuesday and Thursday 10am-2pm
CLINTON
Clinton Community Food Bank at Clinton United Methodist Church
10990 Clinton Tecumseh Road
Contact: Phyllis Perry, 456-4972
Second Thursday each month or in case of emergency
Solid Rock Church of Lenawee Food Pantry
112 E. Church Street
Contact 517-456-7939 on Wednesday from 12-2pm or Thursday from 7–7:30pm
DEERFIELD
St. Alphonsus Catholic Church Food Pantry
222 Carey Street.
Contact Jolene Witt - leave message at 447-3500
Wednesday 1-3pm or by appointment for Deerfield area
HUDSON
Sacred Heart Catholic Church Food Pantry
Sponsored by Hudson Ministry Association
207 S. Market St.
Fr. Eberle – 448-3811. Call Nicole to volunteer, 448-3811
Tuesday and Thursday from 11am–1 pm for Hudson School District residents
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MANITOU BEACH
Manitou Road Baptist Church Food Pantry
175 Manitou Rd.
Contact Rev. Mark Kruchkow or Dale Willson, 547-5516
Second Thursday monthly
St. Mary's Church on the Lake Food Pantry
450 Manitou Rd.
Contact: 547-7496
Serving nearby community Friday from 11am-1pm.; only once every 30 days
MORENCI
Morenci Food Pantry - Church of the Nazarene
751 N. Summit St.
458-7195
Serves only 49256 residents. Must show ID. Generally open 8am-12pm. Call for
information.
Helping Hands Food Pantry Serving the Morenci Area
Fayette, Ohio
1-419-335-6150 - Joan or 419-237-2301 - Edith
Thursday from 1-6 pm at the former Gaslight Inn restaurant
TECUMSEH
God's Bread Basket - Dinner’s On Us
Church of Christ, 312 W. Chicago Blvd.
Volunteer & Church Coordinator - 423-4873 - Anita
Serves meals on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday from 6–7pm.
Tecumseh Service Club
Contact your local church or call TSC President Dennis Bowman 423-5307
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Housing Resources
Home Repair
City of Adrian - 263-2161 ext. 4897 (low interest loans may be available)
Home Help
Department on Aging - 264-5280
(seniors 60 and older can get help with small chores and light housekeeping)
Homeless Education
Homeless Education Programs of Lenawee County - Contact Beth McCullough - 2664529 or 264-6640
Rent/Mortgage Assistance
LEAHC (Lenawee Emergency & Affordable Housing Corporation) - 264-0782
HUD/Section 8 - Dana Ramos 266-0470, Applications at Department of Human
Services - http://www.michigan.gov/helpinghand
Temporary Shelter
Catherine Cobb Domestic Violence Shelter - 265-6776 (women & children)
LEAHC - 264-0782 (families)
Lenawee County Mission - 265-4019 (men)
American Red Cross (disaster) - 263-1904
Salvation Army - 265-2038
Utility Assistance
Community Action Agency - 263-7861
Dept. of Human Services - 264-6360 or 264-6300 (clients only)
(must have DHS denial in writing, call and set appointment, bring determination letter
and copy of bill and photo ID)
Safe Link Wireless – program that provides a free cell phone and airtime each month for
eligible customers. www.safelink.com
Rent/ Mortgage/ Foreclosure Resources
LEAHC (Lenawee Emergency & Affordable Housing Corporation) - 264-0782
Legal Services of South Central Michigan – 1-888-251-1598
Foreclosure Resources - www.hud.gov or call 1-800-569-4287;
www.michigan.gov/mshda or call 1-866-946-7432
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Legal Assistance
Legal Services of South Central MichiganProvides free legal assistance to low-income individuals and represents clients in
divorce and custody cases; eviction from rental housing; home foreclosure cases; land
contract forfeitures; and at administrative law hearings involving the denial of benefits
from Social Security or Department of Human Services.
Providing local assistance at Community Action Agency on the first and third Tuesday of
the month from 9am to 12pm Call 1-888-251-1598
Medical & Dental Services
Dental Services
Lenawee Dental Clinic
128 Broad St., Adrian 266-0651
Aaccepts most insurance plans, Medicaid, sliding fee scale, possible payment arrangements
University of Michigan Dental Clinic
1011 N. University., Ann Arbor, MI 1-734-763-6933
Medical Clinic
Family Medical Center of Michigan Inc., Lenawee County
225 Riverside Ave., Adrian 263-1800
Primarily care for uninsured and underinsured of Lenawee County
Application for Medical or Dental Assistance
Department of Human Services - http://www.michigan.gov/helpinghand
Medical Prescriptions
 Maintenance Medicine assists with medication for maintenance www.needymeds.com
 World Medical Relief Inc. - 1-313-866-5333
 Bristol Meyers Squibb - 1-800-736-0003
 AstraZeneca - 1-800-424-3727
 Partnership for Prescription Assistance - www.pparx.org or 1-888-477-2669
 RX Assist at www.rxasssit.org and www.rxhope.com and
www.togetherrxaccess.com.
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Prescription Assistance Continued
Drug Cards that provide a 25-40% savings for people without prescriptions can be
found at: www.rxsavingsplus.com, www.yourrxcard.com, and
www.rxfreecard.com.
Generic Drugs - you can find discounts with generic drugs at www.rxoutreach.com or
1-800-769-3880 or www.xubex.xom or 1-866-699-8239.
Locally Meijer has many free antibiotics and Wal Mart has many $4 scripts. To find
pharmacies with the lowest prices on your medications go to www.destinationrx.com.
Department On Aging - Provides assistance navigating prescription benefits for ages
60 and older 264-5280
Telamon (for migrant workers) 263-6825
People with Disabilities
ARC of Michigan - 1(800)292-7851
Goodwill Industries - 263-2135
HOPE Community Center - 265-2410
Leader Dogs for the Blind - (248)651-9011
Lenawee Intermediate School District - 265-2119
Michigan Association for Children with Emotional Disorders - (248)522-0044
Michigan Rehabilitation Services - 263-0607
Paws with a Cause – 1-616-877-7297
Pregnancy and Infant Services
Care Pregnancy Center - 263-5701
Breastfeeding Support - 264-5302
Lenawee County Health Department - 264-5202
New Baby Ministries - 592-2244 (help with baby items; 3rd Saturday of each
month; 10am-2pm at All Saints Episcopal Church, 151 N Main St. Brooklyn)
Pregnancy Loss Support Group - 265-0361 or 265-0868
ProMedica Bixby Hospital - 263-0711
ProMedica Herrick Hospital - 424-3000
WIC (Women Infants and Children Program) at Community Action Agency - 263-7861
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Senior Services
Personal Care Services
Department on Aging (60+) - 264-5280
Senior Centers
Addison Senior Center - 547-5777
Adrian Senior Center - 263-3585
Blissfield Senior Center - 486-2397
Hudson Senior Center - 448-4605
Morenci Senior Center - 458-2236
Onsted Senior Center - 467-2197
Tecumseh Senior Center - 423-5939
Other Services
Citizens for Better Care – 1-800-833-9548
Department on Aging - 264-5280
Foster Grandparents - 264-5280
Gerontology Network/Adult Day Break Services - 266-2588
Region 2 Area Agency on Aging - 592-1974 or 1-800-335-7881
Social Security Administration - www.socialsecurity.gov, 1-800-772-1213 or 1-877512-5943
Transportation
Department of Human Services (clients only) - 264-6407
Dial a Ride - 265-6611
Lenawee Transportation - 265-4441
Department On Aging (seniors 60 and older) - 264-5280
(Medical Appointments Only)
Veteran Services
Disabled American Veterans - 265-3993
Veteran’s Affairs (benefits) - 264-5335
Veteran’s Job Services - 266-5600
Vietnam Veterans - 264-5335
LEAHC - 264-0782 (families)
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Wheelchair Ramps
Ramps
Department on Aging- 264-5280 (all ages)
County Resources
Lenawee County General Information - 263-8831
General Resources - 211
Chambers of Commerce
Adrian Area Chamber of Commerce - 265-2320
Blissfield Area Chamber of Commerce - 486-3642
Brooklyn-Irish Hills Chamber of Commerce - 592-8907
Clinton Chamber of Commerce - 456-4848
Hudson Chamber of Commerce - 448-8983
Morenci Area Chamber of Commerce - 458-6828
Onsted Area Chamber of Commerce - 467-9085
Tecumseh Chamber of Commerce - 423-3740
County Offices
County Clerk - 264-4599
Health Department – 264-5226 or 264-5202
Lenawee Economic Development Corp. - 265-5141
Prosecuting Attorney - 264-4640
Road Commission - 265-6971
Secretary of State – 888-767-6424 or 265-3423
Sheriff's Office -business - 263-0524
Treasurer's Office - 264-4554
Libraries
Addison Public Library – 547-3414
Adrian Public Library – 265-2265
Britton Village Library – 451-2860
Schultz-Holmes Memorial Library (Blissfield) – 486-2858
Clayton Library – 445-2619
Clinton Township Library – 456-4141
Roberts Ingold Memorial Library (Deerfield) – 447-3400
Hudson City Library – 448-3801
Lenawee County Library - 263-1011
Stair Public Library (Morenci) – 458-6510
Onsted Branch Library – 467-2623
Tecumseh District Library – 423-2238
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State & National Health Resources
AIDS Hotline – 1-800-342-2437
Alzheimer's Association of South Central Michigan -1-800-272-3900
American Cancer Society - 263-2317 or 1-800-ACS-2345
American Diabetes Association – 1-800-342-2383
American Heart Association – 1-800-242-8721
American Lung Association - 1-248-559-5100
Arthritis Foundation -Michigan – 1-248-424-9001
Autism Society of Michigan -1-800-223-6722
Children's Leukemia Foundation of Michigan – 1-800-825-2536
Domestic Violence – 1-800-799-7233 or TTY 1-800-787-3224, 265-6776
Easter Seals – 1-800-292-2729
Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan – 1-800-377-6226
Hearing & Vision Assistance:
 Better Hearing – www.Betterearing.org;
 Lions Club – 1-800-747-4448;
 Help America Hear – 1-866-432-7500 or www.EarQ.com; Hear Now – 1-800-3288602 or www.HearingCharities.org; Audient Program – 1-877-283-4368 or
www.AudientAlliance.org;
 Travelers Protective Association of America – 1-314-371-0533 or www.tpahq.org.
Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan – 1-800-482-3041
I CAN QUIT LINE (tobacco) – 1-800-537-5666 or 1-800-480-7848
It Gets Better – 1-866-4-U-TREVOR (1-866-488-7386)
Michigan Association for Deaf, Hearing and Speech - 800-968-7327
National Kidney Foundation of Michigan – 1-800-482-1455
National Multiple Sclerosis Society of Michigan – 1-800-243-5767
Poison Control - 1-800-222-1222
Spina Bifida Association – 1-800-621-3141
Suicide Prevention – 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org
United Cerebral Palsy Association of Michigan -1-800-828-2714
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Lenawee County Support Groups
for additional information
Lenawee Community Mental Health - 263-8905
Alcoholics Anonymous - 265-3590
Arthritis & Fibromyalgia Support Group 423-7722
Last Monday of the month 5:30 p.m. Location rotates between two Carter Rehab sites.
Autism Support Group 263-8905
Mary Poore, Third Wednesday of the month, 9:30-11:00 a.m. Porter Center, Room 190A
Cardiac Support Group 265-0223
Cardiac Rehab - Carter Rehab for details and pricing
Caregivers of Alzheimer's Support Group 264-5280
Second Monday of the month 2-3:30 p.m. at Gerontology Network
Depression Support Group 265-9588
Every Thursday 3:30-5:00 p.m. at Interconnections
Diabetes Support Group 424-3388
Eva Salsbury Third Tuesday of the month, 10:30am-Noon at the Human Services Building,
1040 S. Winter St., Adrian
Divorce Care 486-2187
Element Church, Blissfield Weekly seminar & support group for people separated or
divorced. Registration requested.
Family to Family 265-5436
Diane Ballingall, Last Thursday of the month 6:30-8:00 p.m., Human Services Building River Raisin Room 1040 S. Winter St., Adrian
Families of Children with Mental Illness 265-5436
Diane Ballingall, Second Tuesday of the month 6:30-8:00 p.m., Human Services Building River Raisin Room 1040 S. Winter St., Adrian
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Hospice of Lenawee 263-2323
First Tuesdays from 4:00-5:00 p.m. for survivors who have lost someone to suicide.
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren 592-8742
Sharon Guild, Thursdays - 5:30 p.m. at the Adrian Senior Center, Erie St.,
Growing Through Grief 263-2323
Hospice of Lenawee First and Third Thursdays of the month, 7:00 p.m. at Hospice of
Lenawee
HIV and Recovery Support Groups1-800-578-2300
For meeting times and locations contact HARC
Feel Better Now 263-2323
Hospice of Lenawee 8- week program for children 7-12 years of age
Let's Talk It Over 263-2323 –
Hospice of Lenawee Adults who have experienced a loss. Meets first and third
Wednesdays of the month.
Low Vision Support Group
Second Wednesday of the month at Clinton United Methodist Church
Edith 423-7042 Third Thursday monthly at Grand Court
Alice Stykes 263-8199 Parents of adults with visual impairments
M. Williams - 423-9622
Lyme Disease Support Group 265-5712
Christina Emery, Second Monday of every month at First Church of the Nazarene
Man to Man Cancer Support Group 263-2317 or 1-800-ACS-2345
(prostate cancer) Link to cancer survivor for online support.
Multiple Sclerosis Self Help Group 263-3017
Denise or Valerie,734-475-6332 Second Tuesday of the month, 6-7:30 p.m.,
Grace Pointe Church, Adrian
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Narcotics Anonymous 534-1781
Meets 6 days a week at various times and locations, Adrian
Post Abortion Support Group 263-5701
Care Pregnancy Center
Schizophrenia Anonymous 263-3577
Thursdays – 2-3pm.
Self Esteem and Domestic Violence Awareness 264-5733
Thursdays - 6-7:30 p.m. at the Catherine Cobb Center
Sex Offenders Group 263-2191
Catholic Charities of Lenawee Tuesdays at 9am or Thursday at 6pm.
Substance Abuse Group 263-2191
Catholic Charities of Lenawee - Call for information on times/days
What Color is your Hurt? 263-2323
Hospice of Lenawee - 10 week grief program for children ages 3-6 years
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Youth Resources
Abuse and Neglect
Crisis Line- 1-800-874-5936
Child Abuse Reporting- 1-800-942-4357
Child Protective Services- 264-6464
Bullying
www.focusas.com
Bullying Hotline – 1-734-416-4971
http://stopbullyingnow.hrsa.gov
Counseling
Catholic Charities- 263-2191
Family Counseling & Children’s Services- 265-5352
Hospice of Lenawee- 263-2323
Community Mental Health- 1-800-664-5005
Eating Disorders
National Association of Anorexia Nervosa & Associated Disorders – 1-847-831-3438
Eating Disorder Helpline – 1-800-931-2237
www.nationaleatingdisorders.org
Emergency
Dial 911.
Lenawee County Sheriff’s Department - 263-0524
Crime Tip Line 266-6161 or 1-877-276-8477
Health Care Information
Lenawee Health Department- 264-5226
Poison Control- 1-800-222-1222
Family Medical Center- 263-1800
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Youth Resources
Homelessness
Shelter Hotline- 1-800-A-SHELTER
Salvation Army- 265-2088
C. Cobb Domestic Violence Shelter- 265-6776
Homeless Education- 264-6678
Contact Beth McCullough 266-4529 or [email protected]
Lenawee Emergency and Affordable Housing Corp. (LEAHC) 264-0782
Runaway Services
Runaway Hotline- 1-800-RUNAWAY
Do’chas II Counseling (teens in crisis) - 759-2880
Scholarships/College
www.financialaidfinder.com
www.lenaweecef.org
www.michigancap.org
School Violence
School Violence Hotline- 1-800-815-TIPS
Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, or Rape
C. Cobb Domestic Violence Programs- 265-6776
Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network- www.rainn.org 1-800-656-HOPE
Domestic Violence Hotline- 1-800-799-7233
Sexual Health
AIDS & STD Hotline- 1-800-342-2437
Lenawee Health Department - 264-5226
(screening, birth control, family planning)
Substance Abuse
Catholic Charities - 263-2191
Alateen Hotline- 1-888-425-2666
www.al-anon.alateen.org
Alcohol Abuse Hotline- 1-800-622-2255
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Youth Resources
Suicide
Yellow Ribbon Suicide Hotline- 1-800-273-TALK
Catholic Charities- 263-2191
Family Counseling and Children’s Services- 265-5352
Community Mental Health- 1-800-664-5005
Support
It Gets Better – 1-866-4-U-TREVOR (866-488-7386)
Transportation
Lenawee Transportation- 265-4441
Dial-A-Ride- 265-6611
Lenawee Taxi- 266-8912
Youth Crisis
C. Cobb Domestic Violence Programs- 265-6776
Do’chas II Counseling (teens in crisis) - 759-2880
Domestic Violence Hotline- 1-800-799-7233
It Gets Better – 1-866-4-U-TREVOR (866-488-7386)
Listening Ear Crisis Line- 517-337-1717
National Youth Crisis Hotline- 1-800-442-4673
Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network- www.rainn.org 1(800)656-HOPE
Runaway Hotline- 1-800-RUNAWAY
Suicide Hotline- 1-800-273-TALK
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Youth Programs
4H Youth Programs - 264-5314
Boys & Girls Club - 266-9775
Boy Scouts - 734-971-7100
City of Adrian - 263-2161
Communities in Schools of Lenawee - 263-4591
Communities in Schools of the Tecumseh Area - 423-7574
Girl Scouts – 517-784-8543
Great Start of Lenawee - 263-8931
Lenawee's CHILD - 266-4825
Lenawee SAFE KIDS - 263-8905
Lenawee YOUTH Council - 424-6569 or 423-1729
Lenawee Youth Leadership – 424-6569 or 423-1729
VOLUNTEER Lenawee! – 424-6569 or 423-1729
YMCA of Lenawee - 263-2151
Youth Resources brought to you by: LENAWEE YOUTH COUNCIL
A program of Lenawee Community Foundation
State of Michigan Resources
Helping Hand, is a streamlined state Web site that will help the unemployed and others
enduring economic hardship to easily find programs and services that may assist
them. People will see five color tabs labeled jobs and training, unemployment benefits,
health care, family support, and housing. By clicking on those five tabs, people will find
links to programs and services for their particular areas of need. Through Helping
Hand, people for the first time will be able to apply for food assistance online, without
first visiting their local Department of Human Services.
http://www.michigan.gov/helpinghand
State of Michigan Consumer Aid: www.SeniorBrigade.com
Federal Resources:
To get answers about U.S. Government benefits call 1-800-333-4636
(1-800-FED-INFO) or www.Answers.usa.gov
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For an up-to-date list please go to http://volunteer.lenaweecf.org
Click on the blue “Area Resources” link on the upper RIGHT hand side.
Select the resource type about which you would like more information.
If you do not see a resource listed please contact the
Lenawee Community Foundation at 517-423-1729. We are here to help.
603 North Evans Street
P.O. Box 142
Tecumseh, Michigan 49286
Phone Number: 517.423.1729
Fax: 517.424.6579
E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]
Web:www.lenaweecf.com & http://volunteer.lenaweecf.org

“We are here to help!” For Help Call: (517)423-1729

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