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Wexford/Missaukee County

Human Services Resource Guide 2014

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211 877-211-5253 www.call-211.org

AA

See Alcoholics Anonymous

AAA

See Area Agency on Aging of Northwest Michigan

ADRC

See Aging and Disability Resource Collaborative of Northwest Michigan

AETNA CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 3459 S. 8 Mile Rd. Falmouth, MI 49632

231.826.4171

AGAPE CARE ESSENTIAL SCHOOL 2141 Plett Rd., Suite B Cadillac, MI 49601

231.577.9885 Fax: 231.577.9885 [email protected] www.AgapeCareEssential.com Find us on Facebook

Hours: Call for current schedule. Purpose: To provide Health Occupation training education in our community enhancing the professional medical availability of workers. Also to educate our community in how to better care for one another. Nurse Aide Training Job Placement Assistance Tuition Financing Provide communications for employers who are looking for CNA employees Health workshops such as dementia training, caregivers, etc.

AGENCY ON AGING OF NORTHWEST MICHIGAN See Area Agency on Aging of Northwest Michigan

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AGING AND DISABILITY RESOURCE COLLABORATIVE OF NORTHWEST MICHIGAN 1908 N. Mitchell Cadillac, MI 49601

866.642.4582 [email protected] www.adrcnmi.org

Purpose: The ADRC of Northwest Michigan is a collaborative effort of organizations in Northwest Michigan that serve older adults and people with a disability. Our goal is to be a trusted source of information on a full range of services and supports. Our ADRC is available to people of all ages, income and disabilities who have questions on long term care. Our goal is to provide you with the information you need to better understand your options and make informed decisions.

AIRWAY OXYGEN 1908 N. Mitchell Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.2443 800.828.6160 Fax: 231.775.6251 [email protected] www.airwayoxygeninc.com Find us on Facebook

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm; Saturday, 8:30-12:30 pm; 24 hr. emergency service Purpose: The cornerstone of our mission statement is the belief that we can have a positive impact on our customer’s life through high quality products and uncompromising service. We take pride in the reputation of our company and in the quality and integrity of our people. Our commitment to this vision will set the standards against which our competitors will be judged. HOME OXYGEN AND RESPIRATORY THERAPY: Oxygen and other respiratory equipment for the relief of heart and lung conditions. Requires a prescription to qualify for insurance payment. DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT: Items such as: hospital beds, wheelchairs, walkers, canes, crutches, and other safety aids. Requires a prescription to qualify for insurance payment. CPAP/BIPAP AND SUPPLIES MEDICAL SUPPLIES: Dressings, ostomy supplies and other disposable medical equipment. Prescription required for insurance coverage; however, some of these items may not be covered by insurance. INCONTINENCE SUPPLIES: Bed pads, diapers APNEA MONITORS: Equipment and programs of testing the use of apnea monitors for babies with breathing or other disorders. A physician's order is required. PHARMACY: We provide respiratory medications, free UPS to your door, billable to Medicare; no upfront costs. Bathroom safety equipment. Post-mastectomy products, personal fittings. Compression stockings, personal fittings. Home ventilators and supplies

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ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS OF CADILLAC 231.779.2006 www.intherooms.com Purpose: To serve Wexford-Missaukee counties. A.C.O.A. - Adult children of Alcoholics and other dysfunctional families ALA-TEEN, Teenage Children of Alcoholics AL-ANON, Family members of alcoholics Visit the website for an updated list of meetings.

ALLIANCE FOR SENIOR HOUSING, LLC 7944 Kingsley Rd. Kingsley, MI 49649

231.263.4040 Fax: 231.263.4040 [email protected] www.allianceforseniorhousing.com

Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm Purpose: A free senior housing placement service that comes to you. We strive to serve and excel to satify your housing needs; helping you understand the senior housing process, it's cost, funding options and to meet your personal needs. Whether you're looking for low income housing, a retirement center, assisted living, adult foster care or a nursing home we can guide you through this overwhelming phase of your life. You'll meet with us in the comfort of your own home, hospital or nursing home because we come to you. You will receive information on low income senior apartments, retirement centers, assisted living/adult foster care homes and also, information on adult day services or respite care. You will be guided through the placement process helping you or your loved one make a smooth transition into the home of your choice. You'll view our portfolio of homes giving you updated information on each one. You'll gain knowledge of the care level, activity level, current residents and cost of each home. We'll help you narrow your search, arrange tours and interviews, and assist with visiting each one. You'll see that our years of experience working with families and the homes will give you the confidence you need to make an educated decision. You'll receive all this and it's absolutely a free service to you.

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ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION, GREATER MI CHAPTER - NORTHWEST REGION 921 W. 11th St. Ste. 1W Traverse City, MI 49684

231.929.3804 800.748.0370 Fax: 231.929.2766 [email protected] www.alzgmc.org

Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 5:00pm. Purpose: MISSION STATEMENT: To enhance the quality of living for all persons affected by Alzheimer's disease and other dementia related disorders by providing leadership, programs and services, advocacy awareness and research support. The Alzheimer's Association of Greater Michigan Chapter provides quality care, education, and support services. For over 135,000 area residents and their families who are struggling to cope with the daily challenges of Alzheimer's and other dementia. Helpline: Provides support, information and assistance 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Links professional and family caregivers to available community resources. Support Groups: Caregiver support groups, early stage dementia support groups and specialized caregiver support groups offer a safe and supportive environment that enables open dialogue, provides emotional support and coping resources. Care Consultation and Care Management: Individual and family counseling and/or a comprehensive assessment of needs and coordinated plan of care. Respite Programs: Providing relief to caregivers caring for a loved one with dementia through adult day care, in-home respite, respite care assistance program or referrals to community resources. Education and Training: Informative presentations to families, caregivers, health care professionals and the community-at-large designed to increase the understanding and effectiveness in the care of those with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. Lending Library: Located at each regional office, our lending libraries contain a large selection of books, videos, DVDs, brochures and supportive literature. Safe Return: A nationwide identification program helping to identify, locate and return individuals with Alzheimer's or related dementia who wander and become lost. Advocacy: Efforts directed at legislation at the state and federal levels for increased funding of Alzheimer's research, programs and supportive services. Research: Support of research in the cause, prevention, treatment and cure of Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.

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AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY - NORTHEAST MICHIGAN OFFICE 1480 W. Center Rd. Suite 1 Essexville, MI 48732

877.499.4673 989.895.1730 www.cancer.org

Serves Missaukee County Purpose: The nationwide, community-based, voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives and diminishing suffering from cancer, through research, education, advocacy, and service. APPEARANCE ENHANCEMENT CONSULTATION PROGRAMS for women with cancer. BREAST AND GYNECOLOGICAL CANCER SUPPORT GROUPS MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS TRANSPORTATION for cancer patients PEER TO PEER NETWORKING for individuals with cancer PEER TO PEER NETWORKING for women with cancer PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT GROUP THERAPEUTIC CAMP WIGS

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY - NORTHWEST MICHIGAN OFFICE 129 Jefferson Ave. SE Grand Rapids, MI 49503

877.499.4673 616.364.6121 Fax: 231.947.0830 www.cancer.org

Serves Wexford County Purpose: The nationwide, community-based, voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives and diminishing suffering from cancer, through research, education, advocacy, and service. BREAST AND GYNECOLOGICAL CANCER SUPPORT GROUPS INTERNET SUPPORT GROUP FOR CANCER SURVIVORS MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS TRANSPORTATION FOR CANCER PATIENTS PEER TO PEER NETWORKING FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH CANCER PEER TO PEER NETWORKING FOR WOMEN WITH CANCER PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT GROUP SUPPORT NETWORK THERAPEUTIC CAMP WIGS

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AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION OF MICHIGAN 3940 Peninsula Drive, Suite 180 Grand Rapids, MI 49546

616.285.1888 800.968.1040 Fax: 616.285.1895

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm Purpose: The American Heart Association of Michigan is dedicated to reducing disability and death from cardiovascular diseases and stroke. RESEARCH through grants-in-aid to qualified researchers, research fellowships, student research fellowships and nursing research grants PUBLIC EDUCATION AND AWARENESS - community programs such as: Go Red For Women movement to prevent heart disease; Alliance for A Healthier Generation with the Clinton Foundation to fight childhood obesity; Power To End Stroke initiative to help African Americans reduce their high risk for stroke; START! initiative to promote a culture of physical activity in the workplace. Advocating for Public Health: Working to change federal, state and local policies that affect our nation's cardiovascular health. Creating Medical Miracles: Healthcare providers learn about medical advances through our journals, satellite broadcasts and professional meeting. Improving Response to Cardiac Emergencies: We train millions of Americans in CPR, AED use and first aid. We also provide advance training for healthcare providers and help communities place AEDs in emergency vehicles, public places and businesses. Patient Care: Helps hospitals care for coronary artery disease, stroke and heart failure patients according to proven treatment guidelines. Stroke Prevention and Treatment: Working to strengthen stroke patient care systems throughout our state. Teaching the public to recognize and respond immediately to warning signs. Helping survivors and caregivers through our free Stroke Connection magazine, toll-free Warmline 888-4STROKE) and liaison with 2,000 support groups nationwide. Easy Access to Online Information: Americanheart.org and Stroke Association.org includes email newsletters, online discussion groups and more. Supporting the Fight: Fund-Raising events and campaigns as well as Major and Planned Giving.

AMERICAN LEGION POST 300 114 N. Main St. P.O. Box 325 Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.4675

AMERICAN LEGION POST 94 422 N. Mitchell St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.6500

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AMERICAN RED CROSS 2350 Mitchell Dr. Petoskey, MI 49770

231.881.4748

Purpose: The Mission of the American Red Cross will provide relief to victims of disasters and help people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies. SERVICE TO MILITARY FAMILIES - Red Cross acts as a liaison between military personnel and their families in time of emergency. We send and receive messages regarding family illness, birth, death or other crisis. Limited counseling and referral system. DISASTER ASSISTANCE - Food, clothing, and shelter is provided for those who have been displaced due to disasters. BLOOD SERVICES - Blood is collected throughout the two county area at regular intervals in order to maintain a sufficient, safe supply for area residents. HEALTH SERVICES - Classes are taught in Preventing Disease Transmission, First Aid, CPR, Protect Your Back, Water Safety, & Lifeguarding. Classes focused on accident prevention and emergency treatment, and are designed for the general public, business, and industry. Materials and speakers available on the prevention of AIDS. Classes for all age levels. Minimum charge for texts and supplies.

AMICARE

See Mercy Homecare and Mercy Hospice

AMVET POST 110 127 W. Cass St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.7433

Hours: Monday-Friday, 10:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. Purpose: Veteran Assistance Service Officer available. Must be a veteran or a family member of a veteran. Amvet membership is open to all veterans that have served honorably or are currently in the service of our Country.

ANTIOCH BIBLE CHURCH 4478 N. 19 Mile Rd. P.O. Box 552 Mesick, MI 49668

231.885.1602 231.378.2994 pastor's home

Worship and Sunday school available to all. Personal and family counseling.

APOSTOLIC PENTECOSTALS OF CADILLAC 895 Farrar St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.0052

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APRIA HEALTHCARE 1516 N. Mitchell St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.779.0813 Fax: 231.779.1931 www.apria.com

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm; On Call 24/7 Purpose: Our mission is to set new standards in the delivery of comprehensive and integrated homecare services and to be recognized as a leader in the quality, technical innovation as well as clinical excellence, balanced by an appropriate focus on financial outcomes. It is our commitment to consistently meet the needs of those we serve by providing superior service to our patients and referring customers alike. Offering a comprehensive range of services and therapies, including Repiratory, Sleep Apnea, Negative Pressure Wound Therapy, and travel support. Apria Healthcare is America's leading provider of integrated home healthcare services and equipment.From order accuracy to helpful customer service, timely delivery, patient education materials, and equipment instruction and support, Apria is committed to serving our communities with excellence. HOME OXYGEN: Same-day delivery OVERNIGHT OXIMETRY TESTING: Results returned to ordering physician within 48 hours CPAP/BILEVEL: Repiratory Therapist on staff to coordinate care and instruct patient on use NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY: Same-day delivery, experts in clinical support NEBULIZERS: Same-day delivery CERTIFIED COPD EDUATOR on staff full time to coordinate care with health care providers in Northern Michigan service area EXPERT INSURANCE VERIFICATION of coverage with out of pocket responsibility clearly explained to patient and financial assistance available. TRAVEL PROGRAM: coordination of travel and relocation in 50 states. REGISTERED RESPIRATORY THERAPIST AND CLINICAL ACCOUNT LIASON on staff full time to ensure all Medicare required documentation is collected on behalf of patients to ensure correct billing and lowest possible out of pocket costs for patients LARGEST PANEL OF IN NETWORK INSURANCE POLICIES ACCEPTED

ARDIS VANCE MISSAUKEE DISTRICT LIBRARY 201 S. Canal St. Lake City, MI

231.839.2166 Fax: 231.839.3865 www.missaukeelibrary.org

Hours: 9am – 6pm, Monday - Friday, 9am – 2pm, Saturday Purpose: Up-to-date library service for all ages. Books, periodicals, DVDs, online database, and Reference assistance. Library Card to residents High speed Internet access Books & periodicals in library and through state-wide borrowing system – MelCat Ongoing fun and educational activities

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AREA AGENCY ON AGING OF NORTHWEST MICHIGAN 1609 Park Dr. P.O. Box 5946 Traverse City, MI 0

231.947.8920 800.442.1713 Fax: 231.947.6401 [email protected] www.aaanm.org

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-4:30 Purpose: AAANM mission is to serve adults and certain persons with disabilities by coordinating services that address their needs and that support their independence, dignity, and quality of life and strive to be an effective advocate for our community. Information and Assistance (all ages). Care Management (60+). MI Choice (Medicaid Waiver) Program (18+). Senior Employment Assistance (55+). Medicare/Medicaid Assistance Program. National Family Caregiver Support Program. Nursing Facility Transition Program Seniors are not charged for services rendered. Contributions are accepted for all services. Seniors eligible for services at age 60 with the exception of the Employment Training which has an eligibility age of 55.

AUDIOLOGICAL SERVICES OF CADILLAC Michigan Hearing Systems, Inc. 8872 Professional Drive Suite A Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.9398 www.aschearingclinic.com

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00 Purpose: Complete audiology (hearing testing) and hearing aid sales and service. Hearing evaluations Hearing aid sales and services Advanced Diagnostic Hearing and Balance Testing Industrial Hearing screenings and noise conservation Alternate listening devices

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AUTUMNWOOD OF MCBAIN 220 Hughston St. McBain, MI 49657

231.825.2990 231.667.0650 Fax: 231.825.2679 [email protected]

Hours: Office: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:30 Purpose: Autumnwood of McBain is a Medicare/Medicaid certified facility providing 24 hour skilled nursing care primarily to individuals in Missaukee, Wexford, Osceola and surrounding counties. Autumnwood of McBain is home to 95 memory care, short-term rehab patients and long term residents. Long Term Skilled Nursing Care Specialized Memory Care - Alzheimer's & related dementias Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapies Dietary and Nutritional Services Infectious Disease Management Wound Care Management / Wound Vac Overnight Respite Care Post Surgical Care Pharmacy, Laboratory and Radioloty Services Case Management, Discharge Planning and Social Work

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BAKER COLLEGE OF CADILLAC 9600 E. 13th Street Cadillac, MI 49601

231.876.3100 888.313.3463 Fax: 231.876.3440 www.baker.edu

Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am - 6:00pm. Purpose: To provide quality higher education; to prepare students for competency in human service, business, technical, and allied health careers; to provide general education which develops strong communication skills and encourages critical thinking; to give students practical experience & training in a chosen field; to encourage social & classroom-related activities which promote both personal & professional growth; and to assist graduates in securing employment & improving careers; to encourage graduates to continue their education & to lead effectively. Associate Degrees in Applied Science. Associate Degrees in Business. Bachelor of Human Service Bachelor of Business Administration. Accelerated Bachelor of Business Administration Bachelor of Science in Nursing Bachelor of Information Technology and Security Bachelor of Science in Education Certificates in Health & Human Service and various others (call or visit website for more information).

BALDWIN DENTAL CLINIC

See Great Lakes Family Care

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm Accepting Medicaid as well as uninsured. Sliding fee program for low income families Emergency Walk-in services two days a week. Monday and Thursdays beginning at noon.

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BELLA ROSE REHABILITATION & AQUATIC CENTER 1900 S. LaChance Rd. Lake City, MI 49651

231.775.3081 Fax: 231.775.7740 [email protected] www.bellarosetherpy.com Find us on Facebook

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm Purpose: To optimize and restore movement and function, helping our community to improve their quality of life. REHAB SERVICES - Outpatient Therapy Aqua, Physical, Occupational, Speech, Recreational, and Massage Therapy Reflexology Wellness Classes - Zumba, water walking, aqua zumba, aqua aerobics, mat pilates, silver sneakers splash Give presentations to community groups Education

BELLE OAKES 2303 S. LaChance Rd. Lake City, MI 49651

231.779.4631 [email protected] www.belleoakes.com

Purpose: To promote and maintain the privacy , dignity, comfort and highest level of independence and safety of each tenant. ADULT RETIREMENT LIVING RESPITE CARE (contracted) HOUSEKEEPING (contracted) 24/7 CALL SYSTEM SOCIAL AND EXERCISE ACTIVITIES APARTMENT SUITE RENTAL PERSONAL CARE SERVICES (contracted) TRANSPORTATION (contracted) THERAPY SERVICES (contracted)

BETHEL CHAPEL 2801 U.S. 131 South Cadillac, MI 49601

BOY SCOUTS OF SCENIC TRAILS

231.775.1442

See President Gerald R. Ford Field Service Council

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BREAST FRIENDS OF CADILLAC 7931 N. Garfield Ave. Marion, MI 49665

231.429.7717 231.775.7143 [email protected] Find us on Facebook

Hours: Call for current meeting schedule Purpose: Offers support, both emotional and practical, to breast cancer survivors and those who support them. SUPPORT GROUP ACCESS TO DONATED protheses and bras ANNUAL WALK to raise funds for the breast cancer fund that Love INC oversees.

BUCKLEY FAMILY PHARMACY 11293 N. M-37; Ste. C Buckley, MI 49620

231.269.3400 Fax: 231.269.4226

Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00a-3:00p Retail pharmacy - participate with all major insurances. OTC products

BUCKLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY

See Cadillac Wexford Public Library

CACF

See Cadillac Area Community Foundation

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CADILLAC ADULT EDUCATION 221 Granite Street Cadillac, MI 49601

231.876.5906 231.876.5900 Cooley Fax: 231.876.5921

Hours: Hours vary; please call. Purpose: Offers a wide range of education programs, both credit and non-credit, for adults in the Cadillac School District. Most programs lead to a high school diploma or GED. ADULT DAY TIME HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION PROGRAMS - Adult high school classes leading to a high school diploma. Open to anyone age 18 and older. Free to anyone who does not have a high school diploma. NIGHT TIME HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION PROGRAMS - high school classes leading to a high school diploma. Open to anyone age 16 and older. Free to anyone who does not have a high school diploma. ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL - to provide an "alternative" setting to students who are not making it in the "traditional" high school. Open to 16-19 year olds in the Wexford-Missaukee ISD. There is no charge for the program. GED PREP PROGRAM - Prepares students to take and pass GED test. Adult Basic Education (ABE)-assist adults with literary skills. English as a Second Language (ESL)-assist people with limited English Language proficiency. Computer and Workforce Skills-Adults can learn or upgrade their computer skills.

CADILLAC AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 222 Lake Street Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.9776 Fax: 231.775.1440 [email protected] http://www.cadillac.org/chamber/

Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00am - 3:00pm Purpose: Since 1899, the Cadillac Area Chamber of Commerce has played an instrumental role in advancing the regional economy by providing leadership, collaboration, resources and advocacy. The historical strength of the chamber is generated from a supportive membership, volunteerism and professional staff and dedicated board of directors. The Cadillac Area Chamber of Commerce is focused on the future and dedicated to ensuring that the greater Cadillac area is a great place to live, work and play.

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CADILLAC AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 201 N. Mitchell St. Suite 101 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.9911 Fax: 231.775.8126 [email protected] www.cadillacfoundation.org

Hours: 8:30-2:30 (closed during lunch) Purpose: The Cadillac Area Community Foundation's purpose is to promote philanthropy and provide stewardship and leadership to enhance the use of community resources to meet the needs of our citizens. Various grant making programs available through the Foundation. Normally, grants will not be made for general operating support, endowments, fund-raising campaigns, sectarian or political programs, grants to individuals (except as allowed by specific law or funds so designated), and conferences. Grants to Non-Profits Scholarships Emergency Veterans grants Those interested in applying for a grant are strongly advised to contact a staff member of the Foundation to discuss your proposal prior to submitting a grant application.

CADILLAC AREA COMMUNITY HEALTH CLINIC

See Stehouwer Free Clinic

CADILLAC AREA OASIS/FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER 118 S. Mitchell Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.7299 231.775.7233 231.775.4646 crisis. Fax: 231.775.4074 [email protected]

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30-5:00 Purpose: To strengthen and safeguard the families of Wexford and Missaukee counties. Domestic Violence and Homeless Shelter. 24-hour crisis hotline. Parenting education and support groups. Legal advocacy for victims of violence and sexual assault. Non-residential counseling for victims of crime. Adoption/Kinship Program. Women's Empowerment groups.

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CADILLAC AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 421 S. Mitchell St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.876.5000 [email protected] www.vikingnet.org Find us on Facebook Tweet us on Twitter

Hours: August-June, Monday-Friday, 7:30-4:30; July Monday-Friday 7:30-3:30 Purpose: K-12 Education Cadillac High School; 400 Linden St.; 231.876-5000 Cadillac Junior High; 500 Chestnut St.; 231.876-5800 Mackinaw Trail Middle School; 8401 Mackinaw Trail; 231.876-5600 Forest View Elementary; 7840 S. 25 Road; Boon, MI 49618; 231.876-5100 Franklin Elementary; 505 Lester St.; 231.876-5200 Kenwood Elementary; 1700 Chestnut St.; 231.876-5300 Lincoln Elementary; 125 Ayers St.; 231.876-5400 Cooley High School; 221 Granite St; 231.876-5900 Adult Education; WMISD; 9901 E. 13th St.; 231.876-2212

CADILLAC AREA RENTAL HOUSING ASSOCIATION HOTLINE 231.779.8090 Purpose: Provides listings of current houses and apartments for rent.

CADILLAC AREA TOASTMASTERS McAuley Center, Dublin Room 400 Hobart St. Cadillac, MI 49601 Hours: Second & Fourth Mondays 4:45-5:45 p.m. Purpose: Leadership development.

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CADILLAC AREA YMCA 9845 Campus Dr. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.3369 231.775.5814 231.775.0526 Fax: 231.775.4309 [email protected] www.cadillacymca.org

Hours: Monday-Friday, 6:00-9:00; Various weekend and holiday hours. Purpose: To put Christian Principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.. Service area encompasses Wexford, Missaukee and Osceola Counties. Youth summer camp Family Arts and Humanities Aquatics Health and Fitness Teen Programs Preschool programs School age programs Leadership Development and Volunteerism Senior programs Programs are being developed on an on-going basis in multiple areas. Programs currently offered on a decentralized basis. Organization is working towards a full facility YMCA Community Center.

CADILLAC ASSEMBLY OF GOD

See Lifehouse Assembly of God

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CADILLAC CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 1110 E. Division P.O. Box 187 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.5291 Fax: 231.775.5295 [email protected] www.cadcrc.org

Hours: Tuesday-Friday 9:00a-3:00p Purpose: To offer growth, worship, ministry, and caring. General counseling services (short term). Support group for developmentally disabled people. Spiritual support and counseling. Emergency financial aid (through LOVE Inc. 231.779.1888) Volunteers aid in various ways. Youth mentoring. Paper pantry - paper products/personal hygiene/cleaning products (referrals through LOVE Inc. only 231.779.1888) Financial Counseling through LOVE, Inc. 231.779.1888

CADILLAC CHURCH OF CHRIST 6202 W. Division Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.6301 [email protected] Find us on Facebook

Hours: Monday-Friday, 10:00am-12:00pm Purpose: To love God and love people. Alcoholics Anonymous, Tuesday and Friday 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Al Anon Tuesday and Friday 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Bible Study Wednesday 4:00 p.m. and Sunday 10:00 a.m. Worship service Sunday 11:00 a.m. Home cooked meals (potluck) every Sunday at 12:15 p.m. Community is welcome. Weddings (at Pastor's discretion) Funerals Diaper ministry - referrals through LOVE Inc. only.

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CADILLAC FAMILY PHARMACY 108 N. Mitchell St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.8200 231.775.8226 Fax: 231.775.8099 [email protected]

Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00a-7:00p; Saturday, 9:00a-6:00p; Sunday, 10:00a-4:00p Purpose: Full Prescription Services Free Prescription delivery within city limits

CADILLAC FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1125 E. Division St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.7351

CADILLAC HERITAGE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 1706 Wright St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231. 775.4272 231.775.4236 [email protected] www.cadillacheritagechristian.com

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 4:00pm. Purpose: Cadillac Heritage Christian School will train the next generation of Christian leaders to be academically excellent and spiritually mature so they can positively impact their world for Christ. Preschool and Young Fives Programs Academically challenging Christian education. Bi-annual school sponsored mission trips. Fianncial aid available. Spanish offered in Elementary and Secondary. Computer lab. Music & Art education

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CADILLAC HOUSING COMMISSION 111 S. Simons St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.9491 Fax: 231.775.0722

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm Purpose: The Housing Commission provides decent, safe, low-income housing within Federal regulations and Board policies to residents of Cadillac, Wexford County, Michigan, and the remaining United States, in that order. 85 one-bedroom apartments for the elderly, disabled, and handicapped. 75 at Kirtland Terrace. 10 at Leeson Court. 40 family apartments for families requiring two or more bedrooms. (Cornerstone Apartments) Rent is based on 30% of adjusted income. Eligibility for waiting list based on income. Applications always on service window ledge even after hours. Return completed applications during normal business hours.

CADILLAC JAYCEES P.O. Box 515 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.8368 Fax: 231.775.8584 [email protected] www.cadillacjaycees.org

Hours: Meets first Tuesday at McGuires at 7:00 p.m. Purpose: Leadership development through community service.

CADILLAC LION'S CLUB 904 Evart St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.6734 231.775.1487 231.775.4814 [email protected]

Purpose: To assist local citizens in the Cadillac, Lake City, and Manton area whom have sight and hearing problems, promote sight and hearing conservation and support programs for the blind. (i.e. the Leader Dog School in Rochester, the Michigan Eye Bank and the Stehouwer Free Clinic.) We help low income individuals obtain eye examinations, eye glasses and hearing aids. Provide limited community services such as assisting with Project Christmas, Camp Torenta, and Highway Cleanup. Diabetes Screenings

CADILLAC PUBLIC LIBRARY

See Cadillac-Wexford Public Library

CADILLAC REVIVAL CENTER

See Revival Center of Cadillac

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CADILLAC ROTARY CLUB

See Rotary Club of Cadillac

CADILLAC SENIOR CENTER 601 Chestnut St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.779.9420 Fax: 231.779.9421 [email protected]

Hours: MWRF 10:00am-3:30pm; Tuesday trips Purpose: The Cadillac Senior Center is a community-based drop-in center. We offer educational, fitness, meals, crafts, music, trips and social opportunities for those over 50 in the Cadillac and surrounding area. We also offer information and assistance in dealing with a variety of senior issues. Additional program hours will vary, as will the age for program participation. Please consult the local newspaper or call the Cadillac Senior Center for updated information. MEAL SITE: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday at noon. $3 donation for anyone age 60 or older. EXERCISE PROGRAMS: Aquatics at the Sands Resort, Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 10:00 am - $3.00; Aerobics at the Cadillac Senior Center, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 8:00 am, donation; TaiChi at the Cadillac Senior Center, Monday & Thursday at 10:00 am KITCHEN BAND: practices every Wednesday at 1:00 pm CERAMICS CLASSES: Monday at 10:00 am and 12:30 pm ART CLASSES: Saturday at 9:30 am. Cost for these classes is $4. Card Playing: Pinnochle, Monday and Wednesday 12:30 pm; Euchre, Thursday 12:30 pm; Bridge, Friday 12:30 pm.; Bingo Mondays @ 12:45 p.m. Drop-In center: piano, computer, billiards, board games, puzzles, book lending library, information and assistance. DAY TRIPS: Little River Casino third Tuesdays, $15= $20 slot play plus $5 food credit; Other local trips JAM SESSIONS: 1st Thursday of each month. Craft classes & groups: quilting, card creations, scrapbooking. Educational seminars and speakers.

CADILLAC SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 801 E. Division Street Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.9545 Community Center 231.775.9331

Hours: Community Service Center open Tuesdays, 9:30-2:00

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CADILLAC SHORES 600 Cadillac Shores Dr. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.8509 231.775.8500 Fax: 231.775.9062

Hours: Monday-Friday,11:00-5:00 Subsidized Family Housing. Must pass credit report check, landlord references. Income category is very low to low. Size of family determines size of unit.

CADILLAC TRANSIT

See Cadillac-Wexford Transit Authority

CADILLAC VA OUTPATIENT CLINIC 1909 N. Mitchell St. Cadillac, MI 49601

800.406.5143 ext. 11410 231.775.4401 Fax: 231.775.4546

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-4:00 Purpose: The mission of the Saginaw VA Medical Center, including Community Based Outpatient Clinics, is to deliver primary medical, surgical and long term healthcare to veterans, apply continuous quality improvement practices and respond to assessed customer needs. Disease prevention Laboratory (blood drawing) Mental health Prescriptions Primary care Audiology Women's Healthcare Telehealth services Other services available at the Saginaw VA. Call for an appointment.

CADILLAC WESLEYAN CHURCH

See Northern Light Church of Cadillac

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CADILLAC-WEXFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY 411 S. Lake St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.6541 Fax: 231.775.6778 www.cadillaclibrary.org Find us on Facebook Tweet us on Twitter

Hours: Winter: Monday-Thursday, 9:00-8:00; Friday-Saturday, 9:00-6:00 Summer: MondayThursday, 9:00-8:00; Friday, 9:00-6:00; Saturday, 9:00-3:00 Purpose: Up-to-date library service for all ages. Books, periodicals, DVDs, online database, and Reference assistance. Library card to residents of Wexford County and surrounding counties (proof of residence required.) High speed internet access with public use computers (desk and laptops, iPads) Books (print, electronic, audio), periodicals (print, electronic) in library and through state-wide borrowing system - MelCat Early childhood skills kits and literacy skills kits available for check-out Summer Reading Program Children's and family events that promote literacy and literacy skills. Fax and photocopying capability (for a fee) Branches in Manton, Mesick, and Buckley - with similar services Computer classes for adults on Microsoft product use and Internet services Assistance with electronic devices such as laptops, tablet, Kindles

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CADILLAC-WEXFORD TRANSIT AUTHORITY 9511 Casa Dr. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.9411 231.779.0123 dispatch. 866.647.5465 toll.free. Fax: 231.775.9420

Hours: Monday-Friday, 5:00am -6:00pm Purpose: CWTA has a mission to provide the best possible care, welfare, safety and security for all passengers during transit service. CWTA takes pride serving its customers and looks forward to first time passengers. Transportation is available for all ages living in the Cadillac/Wexford area. "We're a Call Away" Door to Door (Demand-Response): Unlike a taxi service, Demand-Response service works in time ranges by grouping rides within the same area utilizing one vehicle. Please request a ride at least 24 hours in advance if possible. Time Calls: Customers can make advance reservations for community appointments. Contact Dispatch for arrangements. Subscription Service: Customers can make advance reservations on a long term basis when their travel requests remain consistent. County Service: CWTA links Wexford County customers to the Cadillac Area four times daily. Contact Dispatch for schedules. Wheelchair Accessible Fleet: All CWTA buses are lift-equipped and have boarding chairs (wheelchairs) to assist passengers with special mobility needs. CWTA staff are trained in Passenger Assistance Techniques to better serve customers. Healthway Express: This service provides non-emergency, medical related transportation for residents within Wexford County. Rides may be scheduled 24 hours in advance up to three days ahead. Rides are reserved on a first-come basis. Biederman Transport: "Free" transportation is available Monday - Friday to residents of Wexford and Missaukee counties who utilize the out-patient Biederman Cancer Treatment Center in Traverse City. Passenger Assistance: CWTA Staff are Transit Professionals who participate in on-going training programs designed to meet the needs of all passengers. All staff are certified in CPR/First Aid and A.E.D. training, and are members of the Michigan Community Emergency Response: CWTA is available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day to assist authorities with transportation, evacuation, and temporary shelter due to local disasters and other emergencies. Seasonal Discounts: CWTA offers a discounted Summer Pass Program during the summer months of June, July, August. Call Dispatch for details.

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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 980 N. Morey Rd. Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.2212

Hours: Sunday: 9:45am Sunday School, 11:00am Morning Worship, 6:00pm Evening Worship, Wednesday: 6:45pm Prayer Meeting/Youth Group/Joy Club. Purpose: To Worship God and to spread the gospel of His son, Jesus Christ. Pastoral counseling Morning Worship Evening Worship Sunday School Joy Club - 4 years old through 6th grade Youth Group 7th - 12th grade Wednesday Evening prayer meeting

CALVIN CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 10970 S. Burkett Rd. McBain, MI 49657

231.825.2461

Hours: Sundays 9:30am & 6:00pm Purpose: Calvin's purpose is to provide a caring environment in which to nurture its members. Calvin serves a rural population in the McBain, Marion and Vogel Center area. Calvin volunteers work at Friends Ministry. Calvin , under the leadership of Larry Verberg, works with Habitat for Humanity. Calvin volunteers work at the Lighthouse Café at the Lake City CRC. Calvin supports the Pregnancy Resource Center financially, with materials and with pastoral care. Calvin supports under the direction of Executive Office Craig Pollington, the Russian Ministry called Seedtime and Harvest. Calvin maintains a Men's Prayer Group. Calvin supports a Ladies' Quilting Group. Calvin supports Friend's Ministry and Missaukee Co-op Ministries.

CAPS

See Cadillac Area Public Schools

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CARE NET OF CADILLAC 419 N. Lake St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.1545 Fax: 231.775.4205 [email protected] www.carenetcadillac.org

Hours: Monday - Thursday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm. Closed Friday-Sunday Purpose: To defend pre-born children, meet the needs of those unprepared for pregnancy, help heal lives traumatized by abortion, and challenge people to embrace a Biblical view of sexuality. Free pregnancy tests Information about pregnancy, abortion, and alternatives Clothing and furnishings Short-term intervention and follow-up Referrals for medical care, social services, and legal aid Referrals for adoption, foster care and housing Post-abortion recovery assistance Abstinence education Ultrasounds - limited OB ultrasounds Parenting classes - one on one All services are free and confidential.

CARELINC MEDICAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 205 Bell Ave. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.796.6623 800.591.5796 Fax: 231.775.7486 www.carelincmed.com

Hours: Office: Monday-Friday 8:00-5:00; 24 Hour On Call Purpose: 24/7 provider of medical equipment, most insurances accepted Home Oxygen Systems including portable oxygen concentrators Medical equipment - hospital beds, walkers, etc. Home CPAP, BiPAP and CPAP supplies Enteral pumps and supplies Nebulizers and respiratory medications Ostomy supplies Home ventilators and supplies Home CPAP sleep studies and oxygen qualifications 24 Repiratory Therapy Services

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CATHOLIC HUMAN SERVICES 421 S. Mitchell St. Suite 2 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.6581 Fax: 231.775.5421 [email protected] www.catholichumanservices.com

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm (Evening appointments by request.) Purpose: Since its founding in 1972 by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Gaylord, Catholic Human Services has been committed to making a difference in the lives of the people in Northern Lower Michigan. We serve individuals and families regardless of faith, income, race, or ethnicity. Catholic Human Services has grown over the years to five main offices and 16 satellite offices. We are highly recognized in the 21 counties of Northern Michigan for our outstanding work of providing hope-filled social, emotional and spiritual support to all people. We have been blessed over the years with a committed professional staff whose tenure has stabilized this agency.We provide mental health, substance abuse, prevention, pregnancy counseling, open adoption, social services and senior services to over 26,000 people per year. We work in partnership with local, county, and state agencies to offer a wide range of services considered to the the "best practices" in the field. ALCOHOL AND DRUG SERVICES - Outpatient, individual and group counseling from 14 years of age and older. CHILD WELFARE PROGRAM - provides pregnancy counseling and adoption services. FAMILY COUNSELING - outpatient counseling for adolescents, and adults. EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - designed to assist employees and employers in the evaluation of employees' personal problems. SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS - provides volunteer opportunities for low-income seniors to receive a non-taxable stipend in exchange for special volunteer companionship assignments with older adults or children with special needs.

CCC

See Child Care Connections

CCRC

See Cadillac Christian Reformed Church

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, CADILLAC

See Cadillac Area Chamber of Commerce

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, LAKE CITY

See Lake City Area Chamber of Commerce

CHCS

See Cadillac Heritage Christian School

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CHERRY GROVE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 9457 S. 29 Rd. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.8401

CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES OF NORTHWESTERN MICHIGAN 3785 Veterans Dr. Traverse City, MI 49684

231.946.8975 Fax: 231.941.3191 [email protected] www.cfsnwmi.org

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm Purpose: To offer a broad program of social services for children and families including: foster care for children, adoption of children, pregnancy counseling, family and individual counseling, and protective community services. Serves 12 counties of northwestern Michigan: Antrim, Benzie, Charlevoix, Emmet, Grand Traverse, Kalkaska, Leelanau, Manistee, Mason, Missaukee, Roscommon, and Wexford. Child and Family Services is a non-profit organization service about 3500 people in 13 counties each year through an array of services that promote their safety and well-being. FOSTER CARE - Regular, Intensive, and Treatment Foster Care and the Independent Living Program. SPECIAL NEEDS ADOPTION PROGRAM: children over 3 yrs. old and sibling groups. PREGNANCY AND BIRTH COUNSELING. INFANT ADOPTION WRAPAROUND PROGRAM: provides community-based treatment for children with severe emotional and behavioral disorders (SED) and their families. SAFE HAVEN: Supervised visitation and exchange for children and families. BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES: counseling and assessment for all life's challenges - all ages. VICTIMS OF CRIME ACT (VOCA) - Treatment and support for sexually abused children and their families. DEVELOPMENT: Securing the financial future of the organization.

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CHILD CARE CONNECTIONS PO Box 309 Cadillac, MI 49601

800.968.4228 231.941.7767 Fax: 231.941.9412 www.nwmi4c.org

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:30pm Purpose: To promote and support quality child care. Referrals for parents to licensed child care providers. Child Care provider trainings. Child Care related book and video library Sponsor of the Child and Adult Care Food Program

CHILD PROTECTION COUNCIL, WEXFORD-MISSAUKEE See Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council

CHRIS KLEIN, OTR/ OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY HOUSE CALLS 805 Mitchell St. P.O. Box 220 Lake City, MI 49651

231.920.7223 Fax: 231.839.0092 [email protected]

Hours: Flexible, by appointment. Purpose: In-home occupational therapy for all populations. Able to bill for most services. Activities of Daily living re-training, Fall prevention, Balance Training. Hip, Knee, Shoulder replacement therapy. Arthritis management, general strengthening. Depression, anxiety disorders. Community mobility. Adaptive Equipment and Durable Medical Equipment assessment. Behavior management.

CHS

See Catholic Human Services

CHURCH OF DISCOVERY 8426 E. 48 Rd. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.9653

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS, THE 8389 S. 39 Rd. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.4585

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CLUB CADILLAC 2105 6th Ave. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.5638 [email protected]

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Purpose: Psychosocial rehabilitation program for adults with a chronic and persistant mental illness. Must have a current file through Northern Lakes Community Health. Education for members - Special Education, GED, College Employment for Members Food - emergency for members Meals - for members Transportation - for members Housing - moving assisance for members Recreational and social activities for members.

CMH

See Northern Lakes Community Mental Health

COA

See Missaukee County Council on Aging

COA

See Wexford County Council on Aging

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COMFORT KEEPERS 1107 E Eighth St Traverse City, MI 49686

800.477.3145 (231) 929-9044 [email protected]

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Purpose: The Mission of all Comfort Keepers® locations is to deliver high quality in-home care services that enable seniors and other clients to enjoy the highest level of independence and quality of life achievable, in the comfort of their own homes. In doing so, we care for each client with the respect and dignity we would provide a member of our own family. In fact, many of our independent owners have been drawn to Comfort Keepers as a result of their own experiences in caring for a loved one. We provide our services within the framework of our distinctive approach to in-home care, Interactive Caregiving™, which heightens our clients' enjoyment of life physically, mentally and emotionally. IN-HOME CARE INTERACTIVE CAREGIVING RESPITE CARE DEMENTIA AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE CARE END OF LIFE CARE TRANSITIONING HOME PRIVATE DUTY NURSE

COMMISSION ON AGING, MISSAUKEE COMMISSION ON AGING, WEXFORD

See Missaukee Commission on Aging See Wexford Commission on Aging

COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY 984 Plett Rd. P.O. Box 667 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.2662 Fax: 231.775.7139 [email protected] www.cadillacrevivalcenter.org

Hours: Wednesday 8:30 a.m., Third Monday of each month 6:00 p.m. Purpose: To fill the gap between the cost of necessities for those in need.

COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH, NORTHERN LAKES See Northern Lakes Community Mental Health

COMMUNITY OF CHRIST 846 Wheeler St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.9201

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CONSUMERS ENERGY 530 W Willow P.O.Box 30162 Lansing, MI 48909

800.477.5050 www.consumersenergy.com

Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Purpose: Providing electric and/or natural gas service to Wexford and Missaukee counties, plus 64 other counties in the lower peninsula of Michigan. WINTER PROTECTION PLAN - Provides shut-off protection for senior and low income customers during the winter heating season, after the October billing through March 31. Monthly payments are based on 7% of participants' annual bill, plus a percentage of their total amount owing at the time of enrollment. Participants must make full monthly payment by the due date of risk defaulting for the plan. SHUT OFF PROTECTION PLAN: provides shut-off protection based on income and age. Participants are able to enroll at any time of the year. The plan is 18 months in length. Medical Emergency Protection: Prolongs shut-off until financial assistance is obtained. Documentation of medical need from a doctor is required. Low Income Assistance Credit Senior Citizen Assistance Credit

COOPERATIVE MINISTRIES - MISSAUKEE COUNTY 6180 W. Sanborn Rd. Lake City, MI 49651

231.893.4485

Hours: Monday -Thursday, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm. Purpose: 25-year old organization in Missaukee County assisting Missaukee residents with emergency needs. Staffed by volunteers. Office in Human Resources building. Donations are from churches, individuals, community organizations. Food items (e.g. milk, tuna, rice, etc.) Paper products (e.g. diapers, paper towels, etc.) Medical travel gas money Motel accommodations Help with emergency fuel fund - once per year Help with electrical "shut-off" notices - once per year

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CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY GARDEN Cadillac Housing Commission 111 S. Simons St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.9491

Located on the site of Cornerstone Apartments (corner of Leeson Ave. & Division St. in Cadillac) Purpose: This is a shared garden space to give individuals the opportunity to grow their vegetables and fruit. Gardening in a community setting increases the consumption of healthy foods, increases self-sufficiency and physical activity and brings people together in a supportive environment. Various plot sizes available Raised beds Hoop House available All needed gardening equipment on site Application and small fee required, but sliding scale based on income if needed

COUNCIL ON AGING, WEXFORD COUNTY

See Wexford County Council on Aging

COVENANT LIFE CHURCH 7700 W. Blue Rd. Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.2244

CROSSROADS COMMUNITY CHURCH

See Northern Light Church of Cadillac

CROWN OF LIFE LUTHERAN CHURCH 403 E. North St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.878.3857

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CURRY HOUSE ASSISTED LIVING AND MEMORY CARE 5858 S. 47 Rd. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.876.0611 Fax: 231.876.9518 [email protected] www.curryhousecadillac.com

Purpose: Our mission is to constantly improve our health care system, nurture those in our care, provide continuous education and training to our associates and remain accountable to our shareholders, because everyone deserves great care. PRIVATE APARTMENTS – four different sizes PERSONAL CARE SERVICES SPECIAL MEMORY CARE NEIGHBORHOOD LIFE ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES WEEKLY HOUSEKEEPING AND LAUNDRY SERVICES THREE NUTRITIOUS MEALS per day and snacks 24 HOUR awake/alert staff EMERGENCY CALL SYSTEM SUPERVISED MEDICATION MANAGEMENT INCONTINENCE MANAGEMENT

CWTA

See Cadillac-Wexford Transit Authority

DAYBREAK ADULT DAY CARE CENTER

See Wexford County Council on Aging

DENTAL CLINIC NORTH

See Michigan Community Dental Clinics

DHD

See District Health Department No. 10

DHS

See Wexford-Missaukee Department of Human Services

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DISABILITY DETERMINATION SERVICE P. O. Box 1200 Traverse City, MI

800.632.1097 Fax: 231.922.5410

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm Purpose: Adjudicates claims for Social Security (Title II) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI Title XVI). Disability Benefits. Social Security Disability Supplemental Security Income Disability ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA - Social Security Administration Disability Regulations and Policy.

DISTRICT HEALTH DEPARTMENT NO. 10 521 Cobbs St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.9942 Fax: 231.775.5372

6180 Sanborn Rd. Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.7167 Fax: 231.839.7908 www.dhd10.org

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-4:30 Purpose: The mission of District Health Department No. 10 is to provide optimum health for all citizens through prevention, intervention and control of disease and environmental health hazards. District Health Department No. 10 encompasses a ten county area which includes Crawford, Kalkaska, Lake, Manistee, Mason, Mecosta, Missaukee, Newaygo, Oceana and Wexford counties.  BREAST & CERVICAL PROGRAM: Women age 40-64, who have limited insurance and are on a limited income, guidelines may contact the local health department [(800) 968-7300] for information on the Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program - a no-cost screening service for individuals who qualify.  CHILDREN’S SPECIAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES: Funds from federal, state and local sources are combined to provide prevention, assistance and treatment services to handicapped children through Children’s Special Health Care Services program. This program assists financially eligible families in paying for diagnosis and treatment of physical disabilities. Services provided by specialty clinics and pediatric home care are funded by this program.  COMMUNICABLE DISEASE: Communicable Disease Control is the major focus of community health. Investigation into animal bites, transmittable diseases and specific nuisance diseases are the primary focus. Community education and information to the community is also include.  ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES  Food Protection Program 

In cooperation with the National Restaurant Association (NRA), District Health Department No. 10 provides an education program to restaurant managers. Managers that successfully complete the course receive a certificate from the NRA.

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All restaurants are inspected and licensed by DHD#10 to protects the public from food borne disease outbreaks.

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Licensing of temporary food stands, at fairs, street vendors and special community events, also assures this food is prepared in a safe manner the public consumer.

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Investigation into consumer complaints on a possible food poisoning in restaurants or at special events is another important part of the Food Protection Program.

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DHD#10 staff investigate reported groundwater contamination incidents involving both private and public water wells.

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Water sampling service that is done involves sampling of water wells for bacteria and partial chemicals. Additional specific water tests can be done upon request.

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Permits for water wells assure that the well is properly drilled and located in the appropriate spot.

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Water wells located at motels, restaurants and their public locations are also inspected and monitored.

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Records are maintained on water wells and water samples for public review. This process is currently being computerized to allow more timely access of the data collected for public review.

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Investigations into consumer complaints against well drillers or concerns of poor water quality are also performed.

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Monitor water quality of swimming pools to prevent the spread of communicable diseases through improperly treated water.

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Identify public health hazards in the community, such as contaminated water supplies and work with community leaders to eliminated the public health threat.

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Permits for installation of sewage disposal systems for private homes and small commercial enterprises thus, assuring safety for area residents.

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The review of developments, such as subdivisions, assists the contractors to guarantee the soils are suitable for development with septic systems.

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Investigation into consumer complaints concerning improper sewage discharge, garbage disposal and hazardous waste materials.

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Investigation into animal bites which have potential for rabies.

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Investigation into disease outbreaks, such as giardia or hepatitis, that may be related to food, water and/or improper sewage disposal.

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To provide community education and consultation services for addressing concerns towards improving indoor air quality.

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Assist with providing testing services for indoor air problems, such as radon or carbon monoxide.

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DISTRICT HEALTH DEPARTMENT NO. 10  Housing 

Investigation into problems related to poor housing conditions that may have adverse health effects on the occupants.

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Staff review all land divisions to insure all sites are suitable for the installation of on-site water supplies and sewage disposal systems.

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Provide oversight in the community for shelter environment hazards. DHD#10’s Environmental Health Code provides minimum housing standards throughout the four county jurisdiction. Staff investigate complaints regarding substandard housing and work with the owner to correct health threats posed by the dwelling. Staff also inspect campgrounds, day care centers, children’s campgrounds, etc. for health threats to the individuals using these facilities.

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Staff investigate conditions which comprise a public health nuisance and as such pose a threat tot he overall health of a community. These complaints range from having a neighbor clean up the garbage in his yard to ordering the demolition and removal of run down buildings.

 Lead: Provide follow up environmental investigations for children with elevated blood levels. Provide consultative services to the general public on reducing lead hazards in their homes.  FAMILY PLANNING: Family Planning is a service at the health Department, which provides comprehensive, family planning education to women regardless of their ability to pay. This service includes counseling, physical, supply purchase, and pregnancy test - all by appointment.  HEALTH EDUCATION/PROMOTION SERVICES  Community Cholesterol Screenings: The health department offers community cholesterol screenings: This tests for total cholesterol, HDL and LDL cholesterol, glucose and triglycerides. Appointments are necessary, call your local health department.  Health Education: Educational programs in informational sessions on various topics are available through advance scheduling for community groups, service clubs and school classes as a means of updating residents about various health issues and concerns.  Chronic Disease Prevention/Worksite and Community Health Promotion: The health department coordinates a worksite grant assistance program for area businesses and provides chronic disease prevention information to the community.  Tobacco Prevention: The health department serves as a resource center for smoking cessation information and policy (smoking) development information. Smoking classes are offered for individuals who would like to quit smoking. Tobacco information is available to the general public free of charge.  Bloodborne Pathogen Trainings: Offered to employees who may be exposed to bloodborne pathogens through body fluid contact on the job. Classes are scheduled both at the health department and the worksite.  Health Education Resource Center: The health department offers a wide assortment of brochures on various health topics including diabetes, cancer, heart disease, nutrition, child health and safety.

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DISTRICT HEALTH DEPARTMENT NO. 10  HIV/AIDS TESTING PROGRAM: The purpose of the program is to offer anonymous and confidential testing and counseling for the HIV virus that causes AIDS, by appointment only. (fee required)  IMMUNIZATIONS: Clinics are offered to administer vaccine preventable illnesses injections for all members of the community. Flu vaccine is administered annually.  INFANT SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAM (ISSP): Support, education and counseling for families with young children at risk and receiving Medicaid. Services provided by a registered nurse, social worker and/or registered dietitian in the families home. Financial assistance with transportation which promotes the health and well being of the young children and cost of parenting education classes.  MATERNAL INFANT CHILD PROGRAM: This program provides public health nursing services to mothers and their infants who are in need of counseling, emotional support, or educational information on Health Department services, family living skills, nutrition, immunization, or community resources. Referrals are made by physicians, local agencies, schools, or individuals. These services are provided to all regardless of financial status.  MATERNAL SUPPORT SERVICES: Services that address the medical and non-medical support of the pregnant woman. These services might include personal nutritional, transportation support as well as non-medical healthcare of the mother-to-be. A drug-free/tobacco-free lifestyle is encouraged for the pregnant woman.  HEALTHY KIDS (MOTHER, INFANT, CHILD HEALTH - CARE): In cooperation and conjunction with the Family Independence Agency to assist with enrollment into Medicaid, and advocacy services for pregnant women. Services include assistance with receiving early and appropriate prenatal care, outreach to inform women and prenatal care providers of the program, and referrals to appropriate services available in their communities. participants’ incomes must fall at or below 185% of the poverty level and be pregnant. Once eligibility is established, the woman remains covered until 60 days after the end of the pregnancy. If the woman is enrolled the day of delivery, the infant is covered until its nineteenth birthday.  PREMARITAL EDUCATION CLASSES (PME): Required by the state for all who plan to be married, these classes are offered in each of the four counties - by appointment only. Class content includes sexually transmitted diseases and information on being tested.  PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING SERVICES: Public health nursing staff work throughout the community with individuals, families, professionals, community groups, and community and health care agencies. Their responsibilities include assessing needs, educating clients, detecting disease with follow up when indicated, counseling, and referrals. In the schools they assist with Kindergarten round-ups, special program presentations, and scoliosis screening.  SENIOR CITIZEN SCREENING: Senior Citizens in District Health Department No. 10 are offered screening at a variety of community locations. hearing, vision, blood sugar, urine, and blood pressure are checked. A medication review and health summary are conducted with the patient by the nurse. Referrals are made to the individual’s physicians as warranted.  SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES: Men and women who suspect they have been exposed to a sexually transmitted disease can make an appointment with a public health nurse for counseling, and follow up, a referral to a local physicians for diagnosis and treatment may be made. This service is available to any member of their community.

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DISTRICT HEALTH DEPARTMENT NO. 10  TB PROGRAM: Tuberculosis or TB testing is available with Immunization clinics. Contacts to a TB case are tested by appointment with a public health nurse. Medication, x-ray follow up, and doctors’ visits are available to active tuberculosis clients.  VISION AND HEARING PROGRAMS: Vision and hearing screening in the public, parochial, and private schools are to detect potential defects in hearing and/or vision. Screening take place at round-ups for children entering kindergarten and for school age children throughout the school year. Many are referred for medical evaluation.  WALK-IN CLINICS: These clinics are held one-half day per week in each county. A public health nurse is available for blood pressure or blood sugar screening, cholesterol screening, pregnancy testing, assessing needs and referrals.  WOMEN-INFANTS-CHILDREN NUTRITION PROGRAM: WIC is a federally funded, education and supplemental food program for pregnant and breast feeding women, infants and children under five years of age. participants must be residents of Crawford, Kalkaska, Missaukee, or Wexford counties. Eligibility requirements: must be at or below 185% of poverty, meet the participant categories, and be determined by the health professional to be at nutritional or medical risk. WIC provides educational sessions as well as food coupons specific for nutritional food items.

EAGLES #3884 4154 Houghton Lake Rd. Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.7224

Hours: Noon-?? Purpose: People helping people. BENEFITS THANKSGIVING & CHRISTMAS BASKETS for needy SCHOLARSHIPS for three Missaukee Schools

DTE ENERGY P.O. Box 740786 Cincinnati, OH 45274-0786

800-477-4747 www.dteenergy.com

Hours: 8 am – 6pm, Monday – Friday, 8am – 2 pm, Saturday Purpose: DTE Energy Co. (NYSE: DTE) is a diversified energy company involved in the development and management of energy-related businesses and services nationwide. Shutoff Protection Plan - The SPP is available to all residential customers regardless of income, and can provide year-round protection from shut off if plan payments are made. Payment Assistance Programs - We offer several programs to assist our customers with paying their energy bills. Low Income Plan – The LSP is a low affordable payment plan for eligible low income families. This program allows you to make affordable monthly payments based on your income. The remaining portion of your bill is paid monthly with your energy assistance funds.

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EARLY HEADSTART 1751 S. Morey Rd. Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.7509 Fax: 231.839.5700 [email protected]

Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:00pm. Purpose: EHS gives parents the skills and support to make the most of the first 3 years in their child's life. Enrolled families receive weekly home visits from a child & family specialist certified in P.A.T. (Parents As Teachers). Serves families with children 0-3 years of age. Serving Missaukee County families, pregnant moms and children up to age 3. Weekly Home Visits. Certified in the P.A.T. (Parents-as-Teachers). Help transition children into the Headstart program Monthly socializations Resource connections

EARLY ON

See Wexford-Missaukee Intermediate School District

ELKS LODGE #680 122 S. Mitchell St. PO Box 247 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.5331

Hours: First & Third Thursday; 7:00 p.m. Purpose: Elks invest in their communities through programs that help children grow up healthy and drug free, by undertaking projects that address unmet needs, and honoring the service and sacrifice of our veterans.

EMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH - LCMS 11198 E. M-55 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.3261 Fax: 231. 775.2754 [email protected] www.emmanuelcadillac.org Find us on Facebook

Hours: Office Open: Monday-Friday, 9:00-3:00 Sunday Worship 8:30 & 11:00 Joyful Hearts Early Learning Center 775.3898 Youth Group Spiritual Counseling Knights & Roses - Midweek Christian Education Wednesdays September-May Various weekly and monthly Bible Studies

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EVANGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5804 W. Houghton Lake Rd. Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.2948 www.epc.org

EVERGREEN BAPTIST CHURCH 11011 E. M-55 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.779.0007

FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH OF CADILLAC 601 Chestnut St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.779.7777

FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH 320 N. Clark St. P.O.Box 603 Mesick, MI 49668

231.885.1072

FAMILY CARE NETWORK 800 S. Michigan P.O. Box 35 Manton, MI 49663

231.824.9130

Hours: Monday, by appointment Purpose: Christian compassion in action. The Family Care Network is a ministry of Living Word Ministries staffed totally by volunteers. The Family Care Network is a vessel that God is using to provide healing, salvation and guidance to those in need. Food Pantry

FAMILY INDPENDENCE AGENCY

See Wexford-Missaukee Department of Human Services

FEEDING AMERICA WEST MICHIGAN FOOD BANK 101 Clay Dr. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.779.0056 Fax: 231.779.0775

Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30-4:30

FIA

See Wexford-Missaukee Department of Human Services

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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 125 Stimson St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.5629 Fax: 231.775.0879 www.firstbaptistcadillac.org

WORSHIP: Sundays 8:30 & 11:15, Renaissance Worship 11:15 Adult & Children's Discovery: Sundays 10:00 a.m. King's Storehouse Food Pantry Shepherd's Table Divorce Care & Divorce Care for Kids Moms in Prayer

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3564 U.S. - 131 P.O. Box 459 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.4371 [email protected]

Hours: Mon, Tue, Thurs 9-12, or by appointment Linen pantry and "clothe a first grader" program. Referrals through Love INC only. Worship: 10:00 a.m. Come as you are. Kidz Club for children age 4 - 6th grade, Wednesday evening 6:30pm during the school year. Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University - Call for next available class.

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (DISCIPLES OF CHRIST) 213 S. Michigan Ave. Manton, MI 49663

231.824.6481

FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 534 Aldrich St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.3365

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FIRST COVENANT CHURCH 315 E. Pine Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.3191

Hours: Tuesday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon. Purpose: We are part of the Evangelical Covenant Church. The Covenant is known for its adherence to Biblical truth, emphasis on a personal walk with Jesus in everyday life, and a commitment to mission work, to proclaim his message and make disciples at home and around the world. We are one of over 700 local Covenant Churches in the United States. We also have ministries in more than 20 other countries. We believe the Bible is the Word of God and it is the truth. It has proven itself to be the only perfect standard for faith and life. We believe in Jesus Christ, who was God in a human body. Through his death and resurrection he has rescued us from sin, death, and hell, reconciled us with our Heavenly Father, and provided us an eternal home in heaven. Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Adult Bible Study - every Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. Prayer Warriors every Tuesday at 7:00 p.m.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 221 E. Harris St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.7111 [email protected] www.cadillacfpc.org

Purpose: "Where Christ is Celebrated" WORSHIP: 10:30 a.m. Nursery provided, children's church school during worship, family education and fellowship following worship Youth Fellowship after 10:30 worship for grades K-12 Paul Tomlinson, Director of Spirituality and Education

FOOTPRINTS IN TIME P.O. Box 220 Lake City, MI 49651

231.920.7223 [email protected] www.footprintsit.org

Purpose: Footprints in Time (FIT) is a nonprofit, faith-based organization that serves as a multigenerational outreach to health compromised/socially isolated older adults and those who care for them in and around Missaukee Co., MI. We provide daytime care for caregivers loved ones so they can take time for themselves. We provide opportunity for adults and individuals with unique needs to interact socially with peers and younger people by sharing in stimulating activities that support physical, emotional, mental and spiritual well being. We enrich lives, show individuals that they are important members of the community and offer encouragement and practical support. We teach skills to maintain or enhance activities of daily living, strength, memory, balance and fall prevention. We provide community awareness of the need to support caregivers.

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FRC

See Cadillac Area OASIS/Family Resource Center

FREE METHODIST CHURCH 220 S. Walter St. Mesick, MI 49668

231.885.1138

FRIENDS CCDO 3728 S. Morey Rd. Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.8816 231.839.5683 Fax: 231.839.4511 [email protected] www.friendsministry.net Find us on Facebook

Hours: Monday - Friday, 10:00am - 5:00pm Purpose: To mobilize Christians to demonstrate God's love by meeting the needs of the poor, enriching lives, and strengthening communities through personal relationships. THRIFT STORE: Open Monday-Friday, 10:00-5:00 and Saturday 10:00-2:00. Donations gladly accepted. Volunteers welcome. CARS MINISTRY: for people who are working. Must own a vehicle, a current drivers license and vehicle insurance. Lifetime limit of $150 for vehicle repairs, parts from a store, start up insurance, plates and registration. MENTORING: One on one - Celebrate Recovery - Bible based addiction with Mark Mortenson. Also spiritual mentoring with participants. VOLUNTEER PLACEMENT in Thrift Store, community garden, cattle project, Helping Hands projects CRISIS RELIEF: Direct services, energy needs, clothing, basic furniture needs, household items BUDGETING & GOAL SETTING: Direct Services GLEANER FOOD PANTRY: Senior citizens 60+ or disabled 50+, income based, food handed out second Wednesdays. Please call 839.7554 to register. HELPING HANDS: small groups help low income famiies and seniors with yard clean up, minor home repairs, wheelchair ramps, window washing, house painting, etc. FRIENDS FARM / COMMUNITY GARDEN: Barter/labor program available when garden is open. We barter labor for help with bills. Call for more information.

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GIRL SCOUTS OF MICHIGAN SHORE TO SHORE 1820 Oak Hollow Dr. Traverse City, MI 49686

231.947.7354 Fax: 231.947.4424 www.gsmists.org

Purpose: Girl Scouts of Michigan Shore to Shore serves more than 10,000 girls, ages 5 - 17, in 30 counties in northern and western Michigan. Girl Scouting helps girls DISCOVER who they are, CONNECT with others locally and globally, and TAKE ACTION to make the world a better place. With the support of more than 3,500 committed volunteers and 40+ qualified staff members, girls develop qualities that will serve them all their lives, such as leadership, strong values, social conscience, and conviction about their own potential and self-worth.

GLEANERS FOOD PANTRY

See Feeding America West Michigan Food Bank

GOOD NEIGHBOR PHARMACY

See Mesick Pharmacy

GREAT LAKES FAMILY CARE - CADILLAC 520 Cobbs St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.6521 [email protected] www.familyhealthcare.org

Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00-7:00; Saturday 9:00-noon Purpose: To provide quality, integrated and comprehensive health care services that are accessible to all. MEDICAL LABORATORY DENTAL PHARMACY RADIOLOGY LAB OUTREACH SERVICES - Health Insurance Marketplace Other offices in McBain, Baldwin, White Cloud, and Grant

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GREAT LAKES FAMILY CARE - MCBAIN 117 N. Roland McBain, MI 49601

231.826.2643 [email protected] www.familyhealthcare.org

Hours: Monday-Wednesday 8:00-5:00; Thursday 8:00-7:00; Friday 8:00-5:00 Purpose: To provide quality, integrated and comprehensive health care services that are accessible to all. MEDICAL LABORATORY Other offices in Cadillac, Baldwin, White Cloud, and Grant

GREAT START

See Wexford-Missaukee-Manistee Area Great Start Collaborative

GREEN ACRES 235 Pearl St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.5300 Fax: 231.775.5040 [email protected] www.rlmgmt.com

Hours: Office: Monday-Friday 8:00-5:00; Staffed 24/7 Purpose: The desire of retirement living is to honor God by providing the elderly with a lifestyle that values their identity, their independence and their dignity.

Assisted Living for seniors Alzheimer Support Group - first wednesdays at 2:00 Employment

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY, CADILLAC BRANCH See Wexford Habitat for Humanity

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY, LAKE CITY BRANCH 6176 W. Fisher St. P.O.Box 588 Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.5858 231.839.7632 [email protected]

Hours: 2nd Tuesday of the month, 6:30 pm. Purpose: We serve Missaukee County. Our purpose is to provide decent, affordable housing to low and moderate income families. On the job training Budgeting Mentoring

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HARBOR VIEW APARTMENTS 329 South St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.0831 Fax: 231.775.4811

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 12:00 pm, 1:00pm - 5:00 pm Purpose: A housing complex that serves approximately 143 people. Subsidized through MSHDA. Purpose is to house the seniors, ages 62 and older as well as the handicapped/disabled at a cost that is affordable to them. Service coordinator on staff. Lunch site for Meals on Wheels. Laundry facilities on site for residents. Library/Exercise facilities on site for residents. Resident council sponsored activities. Walking distance to shopping and restaurants. Cadillac pathway backs up to our site. Bus and cab service available. Blood pressure/blood sugar and other health clinics available on site. 24-hour answering service / security on site.

HARRIETTA RETIREES CLUB c/o Barbara Wilson 1492 11-1/2 Mile Rd. Harrietta, MI 49638

231.389.2385

Hours: No specific hours. Purpose: To serve senior citizens of Harrietta and the surrounding area. Pot Luck the last Thursday of the month. Flu shots at Village Hall. Fellowship for seniors at church fellowship hall.

HEALING PRIVATE WOUNDS 231.667.0388 [email protected] www.healingprivatewounds.org Purpose: The Mission of Healing Private Wounds is to be an advocate for the health and welfare of all victims of sexual abuse. We do this by providing faith inspired programs, services, funding and education that will promote health and wholeness to victims and their families. We also provide Sexual Abuse Awareness and Prevention Education to stop sexual abuse from reaching our next generation.

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HEALTH DEPARTMENT

See District Health Department No. 10

HEARTLAND HOME HEALTH CARE AND HOSPICE 218 S. Mitchell St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.6840 800.427.7713 Fax: 231.775.6970

Purpose: Heartland is a multi-dimensional health care provider that specializes in meeting the medical needs of our communities wherever our patients call home. Home Health Care Services – comprehensive skilled nursing care, education, assessments, & therapy services Hospice – support in health care journey through pain and symptom management, social work support, spiritual counselors, bereavement programs Home IV Therapy – specially trained pharmacist and nurses who work with physicians to oversee administration of IV medications and tube feeding at home.

HERITAGE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL OF CADILLAC See Cadillac Heritage Christian School

HIGHLAND CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 9034 23-Mile Rd. Marion, MI 49665

231.825.2171 www.highlandcrc.org

HILLCREST TERRACE APARTMENTS 419 W. 7th St. Manton, MI 49663

231.824.6831 231.878.0878 Fax: 231.878.0878 Find us on Facebook

Hours: Hours by appointment only. Purpose: To provide low-income housing to all who are eligible. Low income apartment project. 1, 2, and 3 bedroom units. Family housing which includes senior citizens. Families must be low income as defined by H.U.D. Two handicap units on the premises. Semi-barrier free, regular tubs The 2 and 3 bedrooms are townhouses. A current waiting list is maintained. There is usually a wait on all apartments.

HOME REPAIRS PROGRAM, MISSAUKEE COUNTY See Wexford-Missaukee County Home Repairs Program

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HOPE NETWORK NORTH MICHIGAN-NOC 1610 Corwin St 11685 Northland Dr

Cadillac, MI 49601 Paris, Michigan 49338

231.775.3425 Fax: 231.775.6322 [email protected] www.hopenetwork.org

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-4:00 Purpose: In Christian service, Hope Network empowers people to overcome challenges to achieve their highest level of independence. NON-SPONSORED EMPLOYMENT: provides supervised work experience to establish work history which can be used in obtaining competitive employment. SPONSORED WORK SERVICES: provides work experience, work behavior training and support services to assist individuals to develop their highest vocational potential. LIGHT DUTY WORK: provides the individual accomodation to work while on physical restrictions following a job-related accident. COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT SERVICES: provides job seeking skills and vocational interests to assist in obtaining employment. COMMUNITY LIVING SUPPORTS: Individualized services to connect and induce independence in their community COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS GROUP JOB PLACEMENT AND FOLLOW ALONG SUPPORTS Eligibility criteria: 16 years of age or older, capable of handling self-care needs and not harmful to self or others.

HOSPICE GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP 932 N. Mitchell Cadillac, MI 49601

231.796.7371 Fax: 231.796.4841

Hours: Second Wednesdays 1:00-2:30 Purpose: Hospice of Michigan - Cadillac is offering a peer-run support group for anyone in the community who has suffered a loss through death, regardless of the length of grief or the kind of death. Any grieving person in search of support, compassion, and mutual understanding can benefit from the group and learn that they are not alone. Call Hospice for the meeting times. On-going Adult Support Groups: These are on-going drop-in groups where grief and loss topics are addressed as they arise, depending upon the interests of those attending the group. The focus of these groups is to express feelings and experiences related to the loss in a supportive, caring and non-judgmental environment.

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HOSPICE OF MICHIGAN - CADILLAC 932 N. Mitchell Cadillac, MI 49601

231.779.9570 Fax: 231.796.4841 www.hom.org

Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm Purpose: Provides specialized comfort care and practical support for persons with an incurable illness and their families. Hospice's goal is to enable persons to live as comfortable as possible and to allow them to retain control of the time they have remaining. HOSPICE - Provides comprehensive comfort care by a team of Physicians, Registered Nurses, Social Workers, Home Health Aides, Spiritual Counselors, & Volunteers. In addition to assisting the family care for the patient, Hospice also provides respite care. BEREAVEMENT SERVICES - Available to the entire community, not limited by formal admission to Hospice care and free of charge. Living With Grief Programs conducted twice a year. These meetings give the opportunity to learn about the grieving process, share feelings, and support others who have lost loved ones. Non Profit organization. Care for Hospice appropriate patients regardless of ability to pay.

HOUSING COMMISSION, CADILLAC

See Cadillac Housing Commission

HURON MANISTEE FOREST SERVICE 1755 S. Mitchell St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.2421

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-4:30 Purpose: To manage National Forest lands in Michigan's Lower Peninsula. RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES INFORMATION SHARING FIREWOOD PERMITS FREE MAPS - Motor Vehicle Use, Trails, Recreational ON FOREST PASSES - Annual, weekly or daily INTERAGENCY PASSES - Annual Senior and Disabilities Access Passes FEE FREE DAYS available - call for more information

INDEPENDENT BIBLE CHURCH 1710 Wright St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.1602

Hours: Worship Sundays 11:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m.

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT See Wexford-Missaukee Intermediate School District

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ISD

See Wexford-Missaukee Intermediate School District

JAYCEES, CADILLAC

See Cadillac Jaycees

JOYFUL HEARTS EARLY LEARNING CENTER Emmanuel Lutheran Church 11198 E. M-55 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.3898 Fax: 231.775.2754 [email protected] www.emmanuelcadillac.org Find us on Facebook

Hours: Monday - Friday, 6:30am - 6:00pm Purpose: Christian Care and Education for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and elementary children. Infant/Toddler care Preschool programs Christian education including weekly Bible stories, Bible verses, coloring, music, crafts and chapel time with Pastor Qualified staffing Meals provided Reasonable rates DHS assistance if qualify. Before and after school care Summer day camp

K OF C

See Knights of Columbus

KING'S STOREHOUSE FOOD PANTRY First Baptist Church 125 Stimson St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.5629

Hours: MWF 10:00-11:00 am. Purpose: To give temporary help to those in need of food. We serve clients from Mesick, Manton, Lake City, Evart, Tustin, Big Rapids, Wellston and all points in between. Give food and some paper products at no cost to the families. Lend a listening ear and comfort to people in times of crisis, through the love of Jesus. Refer people to Love, Inc. for further help. Our food orders usually last the family 3 days. We will help 6 times per year, unless Love, Inc. asks us for more assistance. Because of the six times per year, we now ask for picture I.D.

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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, CADILLAC COUNCIL #1224 714 W. 13th St. Attn: Grand Knight P.O. Box 354 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.9063 hall 231.775.9287 rental mgr.

Purpose: Knights of Columbus is a Catholic family fraternal service organization. We have programs that serve our church, community, council, family, youth and pro life. Annual Mentally Impaired (Tootsie Roll) Drive. Donations go to Michigan Special Olympics; 80% are distributed to local organizations such as Club Cadillac, NOC, After 26 Project, Special Olympics and Special Education. We have open hall rentals to groups of up to 150, open to public. We also have bingo open to public every Thursday evening of each month. Assist other community groups in need.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, LAKE CITY St. Stephen's 506 S. Union St. Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.2121 231.229.4333

The Knights provide scholarships for Lake City Catholic students. Ox Roast during the Biggest Fourth in the North

LAKE CITY AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 107 S. Main St. P.O. Box H Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.4969 Fax: 231.839.5991 [email protected] www.lakecitymich.com Find us on Facebook

Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00am - 3:00pm Purpose: We serve Missaukee County. We are committed to the development of our community by creating tourism and promoting the success of our members. Our members list their rentals with us. Event information. Tourist information. Further information on our web site. Maps available. Membership referrals. Health insurance.

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LAKE CITY AREA SCHOOLS 710 E. Mitchell St. P.O. Box 900 Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.4333

Lake City Senior High School; 251 Russell St.; P.O. Box 900; 231.839-4331 Lake City Middle School; 5534 W. Davis Rd.; P.O. Box 900; 231.839-7163 Lake City Upper Elementary; 251 Russell St.; P.O. Box 900; 231.839-2665 Lake City Lower Elementary; 251 Russell St.; P.O. Box 900; 231.839-7162

LAKE CITY ASSEMBLY OF GOD 680 N. Morey Rd. Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.2415

Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:00am - 3:00pm. Purpose: To reveal God's truth, honor Christ, and help wherever we can to follow after Christ. Financial counseling - how to make out a budget, how to use a checkbook, how to lower debt with the goal of becoming debt free. Family activities - Adult Bible study on Wednesday evenings. "Little Ones" (elementary age) Wednesday evenings. Women's fellowship.

LAKE CITY CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 1657 S. Morey Rd. P.O. Box 659 Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.4978 Fax: 231.839.3099 [email protected] www.lakecitycrc.org

Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 8:30-4:30 Children's Ministries-Little Lambs, Children Worship, Sunday School Girls Club-grades 1-5 Boys Club-grades 3-5 High School Youth Ministries-grades 9-12 Free meals and food pantry onsecond & fourth Monday evenings, September-May. Marriage and Family counseling.

LAKE CITY LIBRARY

See Ardis Vance Missaukee District Library

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LAKE CITY SENIOR CENTER 120 E. John St. P.O. Box 17 Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.4351

Hours: Tuesday - Friday, 10:00am - 3:00pm. Purpose: Fellowship, senior meals, play cards, public lunches for various functions Potluck lunch, each Tuesday every week Senior meals Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday every week. Knit hats, caps and mittens for HOOP Missaukee County Play cards and games Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday afternoons Strawberry Festival July 4 (open to public) Lunch for Lake City Street Fair (open to public) Lunch for Lake City Festival of Pines (open to public) Sell crafts made by our seniors Catered Christmas dinner for our members Make donations to various organizations.

LAKE TO LAKE TRANSPORTATION 2353 S. LaChance Rd. Lake City, MI 49651

231.779.5373 Fax: 231.577.4820 www.lakestransport.com Find us on Facebook

Hours: Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00-6:00; Always on Call Purpose: Our purpose is to get clients to their non-emergency appointments when they are lacking transportation or are unable to drive. Ambulatory transportation Wheelchair transportation

LAKESIDE APARTMENTS

See Northern Park Apartments

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LAKEVIEW OF CADILLAC, THE 460 Pearl St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.0101 231.577.7127 Fax: 231.775.8857 [email protected] www.lssm.org Find us on Facebook

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30-5:00 Purpose: Gracious Rehabilitation, Memory Care and Skilled Nursing Services by Lutheran Social Services of MI. From the moment you walk in, you’ll find The Lakeview a place of Hope & Hospitality. SKILLED NURSING SERVICES - Routine and Basic. PHYSICAL THERAPY - per schedule. OCCUPATIONAL-SPEECH THERAPY - per schedule SPIRITUAL AND DIVERSIONAL ACTIVITIES - no charge RESPIRATORY THERAPY REHABILITATION SERVICES SPEECH THERAPY - per schedule HOSPICE RESPITE SERVICES MEMORY CARE

LANDLORD HOTLINE

See Cadillac Area Rental Housing Association Hotline

LEADER DOGS FOR THE BLIND 1039 S. Rochester Rd. P.O. Box 5000 Rochester Hills, MI 48307

248.651.9011 888.777.5332 Fax: 248.601.3230 [email protected] www.leaderdog.org

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00pm. Purpose: Leader Dog services legally blind and deaf/blind persons in achieving greater independence through instruction on dog guide use, orientation and mobility training, and GPS navigational technology with speech. Leader Dog also provides continuing education programs for professionals in the blind and low vision field as well as university practicum programs for future professionals. An applicant must be 18 years of age or older and out of high school. An applicant must be "legally blind": a visual acuity of 20-200 or less in the better eye with correction or restriction in the visual field of less than 20 degrees.Applicants must have successfully completed a course in basic orientation and mobility (cane travel training) or we must independently verify that the applicant has sufficient "self-taught" skills. Orientation and mobility services are available for those needing training and wishing to make use of a leader dog.

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LIBRARY, CADILLAC-WEXFORD PUBLIC

See Cadillac-Wexford Public Library

LIFE SKILLS PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES, PC 805 Carmel St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.6517 Fax: 231.775.6587 [email protected]

Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 5:00pm Purpose: Psychological services have been provided by this office since 1977. A broad range of psychological interventions are utilized to provide problem-specific services to the full age span from small children to older adults. Initial visits usually will consist of an assessment of your situation, an interview with a psychologist, and perhaps some psychological testsing to provide an understanding of how we can best assist you. The results of this assessment are shared with you in subsequent sessions and an individual treatment plan is designed to assist you in resolving your concerns. As part of an overall assessment we may recommend that you have a physical examination by your physician. A variety of clinical methods and services are available to assist you and may be included in your treatment plan. INDIVIDUAL, MARITAL, FAMILY, AND GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY - both children and adults. Fees - $160 per individual and family; $45 for group therapy. PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING AND ASSESSMENT - of children, adolescents, and adults. EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS - for agencies and businesses. maintenance fees.

No start up or

LIFEHOUSE ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1120 W. Division Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.7858

Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:30-4:30; Friday, 9:00-12:00 Pastoral counseling. Food pantry (Second & Fourth Mondays, 3:30-5:00)

LINCARE 8842 E. 34 Rd. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.3768 Fax: 231.775.3629

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00 Home respiratory oxygen nebulized medications CPAPS home coumadin testing

LION'S CLUB, CADILLAC

See Cadillac Lion's Club

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LION'S CLUB, MESICK

See Mesick Lion's Club

LITTLE BLESSINGS CHRISTIAN DAY CARE CENTER AND PRE-SCHOOL 9601 W. Strief Rd. McBain, MI 49657

231.825.8397 Fax: 231.825.8397

Hours: Monday - Friday, 6:30am - 5:30pm Purpose: Licensed for children 2 weeks of age through 12 years. Provide Day Care and Preschool Programs. Capacity of 90; six large classrooms are available, meals provided. Infant/Toddler care Preschool programs Christian perspective Qualified staffing State licensed Meals provided Ten minutes from downtown Cadillac. Reasonable rates Flexible scheduling DHS assistance if qualify.

LIVING WORD MINISTRIES 800 S. Michigan Ave. P.O. Box 611 Manton, MI 49663

231.824.6502 Pastor Marc Hicks: 231.920.8896 www.mantonlwm.com Find us on Facebook

Houses Family Care Network Food Pantry Sunday worship at 10:00 a.m.

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LOVE IN THE NAME OF CHRIST (LOVE, INC) P.O. Box 88 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.779.1888 877.633.0556 Fax: 231.779.6047 [email protected] www.loveinccadillac.org

Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:30a-3:30p Purpose: Serving Wexford and Osceola County. Mobilize church members to meet the needs of people who have been screened and referred by Love, Inc. It is our intention to reduce unnecessary duplication of agency services, identify and teach self-help skills to individuals and families and fashion a cooperative relationship between churches and agencies. Various pantries at local churches: Socks, underwear and layettes - Zion Lutheran; Clothe a First Grader and linens - First Christian; School Supplies and Children's Books - Cadillac United Methodist; Paper Pantry - Cadillac Christian Reformed Church; Furniture, Bibles and Bible story books, winter coats - Temple Hill Baptist Church; Community service center - Seventh-day Adventist; Firewood, Dighton Wesleyan Church. Food, clothing, furniture, mentoring, minor home repairs. Budgeting and Transportation. Spiritual care. All services are offered through area churches. All referrals must be made through Love, INC.

LUCAS CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 10479 S. Lucas Rd. McBain, MI 49657

231.825.2331 [email protected] www.lucascrc.com

Worship Services Youth Programs Bible studies

LUTHERAN MANOR, LAKEVIEW

See Lakeview of Cadillac, The

MANTON ADOLESCENT WELLNESS CENTER 105 5th St. Manton High School Manton, MI 49663

231.824.5547

Purpose: Provides nursing and mental health services for Manton High School Students

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MANTON AREA RETIREES 302 W. Main St. P. O. Box 306 Manton, MI 49663

231.824.6961 Fax: 231.824.7239 [email protected]

Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:00am - 3:00pm. Purpose: The purpose of the Manton Senior Center is to promote the general social welfare and physical wellness of the senior population; to provide a fellowship center for senior citizens to gather for socializing, playing of games, cards and a support network. We have two exercise programs, two weight control support groups and encourage indoor walking as well as walking on the treadmill for senior citizens. We hold a foot care clinic once a month. Our doors are open to any senior citizen, regardless of where they live. Our primary service area is northern Wexford County, but no one is turned away and we welcome one and all. MEAL SITE - Meals are cooked from scratch, on site, Monday through Friday and served at noon. Suggested donation $2.00 for age 60 and over and $4.00 to those under age 60. Meals-onWheels are delivered to the homebound senior citizens that qualify within SIT & GIT FIT: Monday and Wednesday at 11:00am and Friday at 10:30am, this is a half hour exercise program that is done entirely while sitting in a chair. It involves stretching, weights and cardiovascular exercises. There is no charge for this program. FOOT CARE CLINIC: This is a Wexford County Council on Aging sponsored program that is held at the Center on the second Monday of each month. This cost is $20 per person and an appointment is necessary. Call the Council on Aging to make an appointment. SHUFFLEBOARD, SHUFFLEBOARD BOWLING, POOL AND GAMES: Available daily whether scheduled on the monthly calendar or not. INCOME TAX AND MEDICARE/MEDICAID ASSISTANCE: Income tax assistance for senior citizens is available during tax time and medicare/mediciad assistance is available on an as needed basis. DAY TRIP AND SPEAKERS: Day trips are occasionally scheduled on a tour bus with cost determined by destination and activity. Speakers are scheduled monthly on senior citizen issues for information and education.

MANTON BAPTIST CHURCH 416 W. 7th Manton, MI 49663

231.824.6501

MANTON CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS 105 Fifth St. Manton, MI 49663

231.824.6411

Manton High School; 231.824-6411 Manton Middle School; 231.824-6401 Manton Elementary; 231.824-6413

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See Family Care Network

MANTON PUBLIC LIBRARY

See Cadillac Wexford Public Library

MANTON SENIOR CENTER

See Manton Area Retirees

MAPLE HILL APARTMENTS 209 Pearl St. PO Box 538 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.779.2992 Fax: 231.468.2258 [email protected]

Hours: MTWF 8:00a-1:00p; Th 12:00-5:00p Purpose: A federally funded equal housing opportunity provider. A rural development complex for very low, low and moderate income people. A RURAL DEVELOPMENT - Rent based on 30% of annual adjusted household income. Must be able to enter into a legal contract, at least 18 years old. CREDIT CHECK - Income sufficient to meet payment of rent, utilities, and other basic household needs. Source of all income and assets verified directly through source address, names, phone nos. of present & previous landlords. THREE CHARACTER REFERENCES OTHER THAN FAMILY PET RESTRICTIONS

MAPLE RIDGE LIVING CENTER 2575 W. Houghton Lk. Rd. P.O. Box 677 Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.1011 231.878.2823 Fax: 231.839.1014 [email protected]

Purpose: Maple Ridge Living center, an Assisted Living Center licensed by the State of Michigan. Our goal is to provide the best possible care to each individual with the respect and dignity they deserve. Not everyone is mentally capable of living on their own. Maple Ridge Living Center is here to provide a caring home environment for those needing the extra assistance this facility shall provide. Supervision or assistance with activities of daily living. Tailored care plan that helps each resident function within the assisted living facility. Proper medication management. Quality home cooked meals for proper nutrition. Housekeeping and laundry service daily. Licensed by the State of Michigan Daily activities

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MARION PUBLIC SCHOOLS 510 W. Main P.O. Box O Marion, MI 49665

231.743.2486 Fax: 231.743.2890

Hours: School calendar Purpose: Marion Public Schools services the Marion School District. Marion High School/Middle School; 2231 20 Mile Rd.; P.O. Box O; 231.743-2836 Marion Elementary; 231.743-6251

MASONIC LODGE - CADILLAC 124 N. Mitchell St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.3662

MASONIC LODGE - LAKE CITY 200 Prospect St. Lake City, MI 49651 MENTORING - Lake City Schools MATCHING FUNDS for school related needs SCHOLARSHIPS are offered twice a year LOCAL community festivals Work with other organizations to meet other needs in the community

MCBAIN BAPTIST CHURCH 110 N. Hemlock St. McBain, MI 49657

231.825.2398

MCBAIN CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 201 S. Sabina St. P.O. Box 158 McBain, MI 49657

231.825.2093 www.mcbaincrc.org

Hours: Sunday service 10:30am and 7:30pm. Purpose: To provide Biblical preaching and teaching. To become a community of believers and those seeking God. To reach out to our neighbors with a Biblical message of hope and encouragement.

MCBAIN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

See Northern Michigan Christian School

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MCBAIN RURAL AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL 107 E. Maple St. McBain, MI 49657

231.825.2165

McBain Elementary; 231.825-2021 McBain Middle School; 231.825-8041 McBain High School; 231.825-2412

MEDICATIONS AND YOU INC

See Buckley Family Pharmacy

MERCY AMICARE HOMECARE AND HOSPICE See Mercy HomeCare and Mercy Hospice

MERCY HEALTH PHYSICIAN PARTNERS 7985 Mackinaw Trail Cadillac, MI 49601

231.876.6200 Fax: 231.876.6299 www.mercyhealthphysicianpartnerscadilla.com

Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:00-6:00; Saturday 9:00-noon Full service family practice clinic. Also offers some day serices.

MERCY HEALTH PHYSICIAN PARTNERS 100 N. Roland St. McBain, MI 49657

231.876.6200 Fax: 231.876.6299 www.mercyhealthphysicianpartnerscadilla.com

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00; closed for lunch Full service family practice clinic. Also offers some day serices.

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MERCY HOMECARE AND MERCY HOSPICE Cadillac Branch 7985 Mackinaw Trail Cadillac, MI 49601

231.779.9550 800.822.8318 231.876.4504 Fax: 231.779.9554

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00; 24 hour answering service. Purpose: Providing complete homecare and hospice service. Certified wound care nurses; Certified Palliative Care Nurses NURSING SERVICES - RNs providing skilled services; LPNs providing basic and custodial care. Ancilliary Services of: Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech and Language Therapy, Clinical Social Work provided by licensed and registered professionals. Registered Dietitian and Home Health Aides provide personal care. For insurance payments, skilled services must be physician ordered, and the client must be homebound. INFUSION SERVICES - Home antibiotic therapy, hydration, medications, total parenteral nutrition (TPN). Registered nurses on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. HOSPICE SERVICES - Hospice cares for people with an illness causing a limited life expectancy. Hospice staff are part of an interdisciplinary team which includes physicians, nurses, social workers, home health aides, a spiritual/bereavement counselor and volunteers. Other team members include pharmacists, dietary counselors, physical, occupational, and speech therapists and other professionals who may help enhance a patient's quality of life. THERAPY SERVICES Verfication of insurance benefits are completed by office staff. Charity care available for those who qualify.

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MERCY HOSPITAL CADILLAC 400 Hobart St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.876.7200 www.mercycadillac.com

Purpose: We serve together in the spirit of the Gospel as a compassionate and transforming

healing presence within our communities. Allergy & Asthma, Anesthesia, Cardiology, Ear, Nose & Throat, Electromyography (EMG), Emergency Medicine, Endocrinology, Family Proactice, General and Orthopedic Surgery, Infectious Disease, Internal Medicine, Nephrology, Neurology, Obstetrics and Gynegology, Oncology, Ophthalmology, Pathology, Pediatric Cardiology, Pediatrics, Podiatry, Pulmonology, Radiology, Rheumatology, Sleep Clinic and Urology. CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION - [876-7403] These classes are similar to Lamaze. Held in six weekly sessions, they emphasize simple and safe techniques to promote comfort during pregnancy, labor, and post-partum. BREAST FEEDING - [876-7403] Breast feeding basics are taught in one separate session. Once the breast feeding process begins, lactation instructors are available for personal consultation. CARDIAC REHAB - [876-7825] This 6 week session is provided continuously throughout the year for people who have had heart problems. Medicare reimbursable, this program offers monitored exercise & education. LIFELINE EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEM -(876-7328) A personal emergency response system for the elderly, ill, or physically challenged. This program is managed by hospital Auxiliary volunteers. DIABETES EDUCATION - Diabetes is one of the most common and serious diseases in the United States, affecting more than 18 million Americans. Because diabetes is a lifetime disorder, treatment focuses on managing the disease. Mercy Hospital Cadillac is proud to have an exceptional Diabetes Education Program that has helped many people in the community learn how to live well with diabetes. For more information, call the Diabetes Education Program at 231-876-7183. "BABY STEPS" PERINATAL SUPPORT GROUP - Did you know that emotional and psychological distress is the #1 complication of pregnancy and childbirth? We offer a support group for mothers experiencing emotional difficulties during pregnancy and after giving birth. For more information call Mercy Hospital Community Outreach Office at 231-876-7360 CAR SEAT SAFETY CLASS - Which child safety seat is "the best" for my child? Which child safety seat is escape-proof? How can I install the safety seat securely? The Car Seat Safety class is a class that will answer all of these commonly asked questions regarding infant/child seat safety by a certified car seat technician. If you are an expectant parent or already a parent of a child 0 to 8 years of age, this class is for you. This class is free to the community. Preregistration is required. If you would like more information or would like to register, please call the Family Birth Center at 231-876-7403. PULMONARY REHABILITATION - The Pulmonary Rehabilitation program is a multi-phase, progressive exercise program for individuals who have lung disease. Health professionals, working closely with each participant, combine education with individualized exercise programs to minimize risk factors and promote the rehabilitation process.

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MERCY OB/GYN PARTNERS 7985 Mackinaw Trail Cadillac, MI 49601

231.876.6100 www.mercyhealth-obgyn.com

Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:00-5:00; Friday 8:00-3:00 OBSTETRICAL CARE - Pregnancy testing; prenatal and postpartum care; delivery services at Mercy Hospital Cadillac; pain management during labor; ultrasound examinations; high risk pregnancy care. GYNECOLOGICAL CARE - Family planning; menopause and hormone therapy; breast screening and management of benign disease; diagnosis, management, and treatment of abnormal pap smears; surgical procedures at Mercy Hospital Cadillac including minimally invasive laparoscopic procedures; menstrual disorder management; pelvic pain management SPECIALTY SERVICES - Osteopathic manipulative treatments of female musculoskeletal disorders; in-office endometrial ablation procedures; urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse management and treatment

MERRITT GOLDEN AGERS 5833 E. Lotan Rd. Falmouth, MI 49632

231.328.4447

Hours: Tuesday, Thursday, 9:00-1:00 Purpose: We serve Missaukee County and surrounding area. We serve all Senior Citizens or anyone who would like to come. MEALS - Every Thursday at noon, with card playing, rug making & fellowship. DANCING - Every Monday night from 6:00-9:00pm. JAM SESSION: Every Thursday 10:00am - 12:00pm. No charge. Lunch at noon. We welcome all musicians. Must be 60 years or older for Thursday meals. Any age at the dances or other activities.

MESICK ADOLESCENT WELLNESS CENTER 581 Clark St. Mesick High School Mesick, MI 49668

231.885.1200 ext. 216

Purpose: Provides nursing and mental health services for Mesick Students in grades 7-12

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MESICK CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS 210 Mesick Ave. P.O. Box 275 Mesick, MI 49668

231.885.1200 Fax: 231.885.1234 www.mesick.org

Hours: 8:00am - 3:00pm Purpose: Education Mesick High School; 581 Clark St. P.O. Box 275; 231.885-1201 Mesick Middle School; 231. 885-1207 Mesick Elementary; 231.885-1211

MESICK LION'S CLUB P.O. Box 456 Mesick, MI 49668

231.885.2679 www.mesicklions.org

Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00am - 2:00 pm. Messages returned after 5:00 Purpose: To serve the local community, carrying out essential humanitarian services. Rental of hospital equipment; beds, walkers, etc. Eye exams and glasses for the indigent. Eye screening for preschool children. Highway trash pickup. Hearing Aid Assistance Dental Aid Assistance for Fire Victims

MESICK PHARMACY 112 Mesick Ave. PO Box 8 Mesick, MI 49668

231.885.1721 Fax: 231.885.1998 [email protected]

Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00a-6:00p; Saturday 9:00a-1:00p Purpose: We are a small town local pharmacy dedicated to giving our customers the service they deserve. We are here to answer questions and help with all prescription needs. Prescriptions Hallmark cards and Movie rentals OTC medications and supplies Kodak photo processing Blood Pressure Machine Watch batteries

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MESICK PUBLIC LIBRARY

See Cadillac Wexford Public Library

MESICK SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 123 E. Mesick Ave. Mesick, MI 49668

231.885.2247 [email protected] www.mesick22.adventistchurchconnect.org

MICHIGAN COMMUNITY DENTAL CLINICS 521 Cobb St. Suite A Cadillac, MI 49601

Initial App: 877.313.6232 Office: 231.775.7662

Hours: Monday-Friday; 8:30-12:00, 12:30-4:30 Purpose: To provide dental service to Medicaid recipients and uninsured Emergency dental services for adults and children Routine check-ups and cleaning for all ages Routine dental work for customers of all ages Michigan Community Dental Plan for the uninsured Referals for services we do not provide. Dentures

MICHIGAN REHABILITATION SERVICES P.O. Box 309 10641 W. Watergate Rd. Cadillac, MI 49601,

231.779.1466 231.779.1467

Purpose: MRS works with eligible customers and employers to achieve quality employment outcomes and independence for individuals with disabilities. We work in partnership with individuals with disabilities to prepare for and obtain competitive employment, including exploring the possibilities of self-employment or owning a small business. MRS also assists employers find and retain qualified workers with disabilities.

MICHIGAN STATE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 989.275.7265 Tip of the Mitt, Inc. - Housing Agent for Wexford and Missaukee Counties Offer rental assistance to qualified low income individuals and families Pay all or a portion of rent on a monthly basis

MICHIGAN VETERANS TRUST FUND

See Northwest Michigan Works

MICHIGAN WORKS, NORTHWEST

See Northwest Michigan Works

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MID-MICHIGAN COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY 405 S. Third Big Rapids, MI 49307

231.796.4664 Fax: 231.796.4665

240 E. Church St. Reed City, MI 49677

231.791.7078 Fax: 231.832.4452 [email protected] www.mmca.org

Hours: Monday - Thursday, 8:00am - 4:30pm, Friday, 8:00am -4:00pm. Purpose: Mid Michigan Community Action Agency is a private, charitable (non-profit) agency, governed by a tri-partisan board of 18 volunteers, three from each county representing private, public, and consumer sectors. Initiated in 1967 during the "War on Poverty" by President Lyndon B. Johnson, MMCAA is one of 30 Community Action Agencies covering the State of Michigan; every county across the nation is served by a CAA. Mid Michigan Community Action Agency provides primary services in the six counties of: Bay, Clare, Gladwin, Mecosta, Midland and Osceola. Additional food services are also provided in Gratiot, Ionia, Isabella, and Montcalm Counties. Primarily MMCAA also serves the "working poor" who do not make livable wages and are unable to stretch their dollars; low-income families and seniors, at-risk families, and those needing emergency services. MMCAA serves over 20,000 households annually. The Mission of MMCAA is "to provide support to families and individuals by providing access to resources and opportunities". HOUSING & ENERGY - Eviction-foreclosure aid, home energy conservation education, homeless relief, home weatherization, utility assistance, "walk for warmth" emergency home heating assistance. FOOD - Commodity Supplemental Food Program, Emergency Food Pantries, Michigan Child Care Food Program, USDA commodities. EARLY HEADSTART - Program for pregnant women and children ages 0-3 that focuses on child development and parental support. HEADSTART - Preschool program available for children ages 3-5 in Big Rapids, Morley, and Stanwood. Eligibility varies according to program. Primary eligibility criteria is annual income for the applicant and household.

MINAR BIBLE CHURCH 9400 W. M-115 Mesick, MI 49668

231.885.1818 Find us on Facebook

WORSHIP 8:30 & 11:00 FREE COMMUNITY DINNER Tuesdays 5:30 KIDS CLUB Wednesdays 5:30 p.m.

MISSAUKEE CHILD & FAMILY DEVELOPMENT CENTER 1751 S. Morey Rd. Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.0400

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MISSAUKEE COUNTY COMMISSION ON AGING 105 S. Canal St. P.O. Box 217 Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.7839 888. 616.3102; toll free Fax: 231.839.7630

Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm Purpose: The Missaukee County Commission on Aging was organized to enhance the quality of life of older adults in Missaukee County. Our in-home service programs are funded in part by Office of Services to the Aging, Area Agency on Aging of Region X, and county tax dollars as well as confidential client/public donations. Transportation services - Medical appointments take priority. No handicap accessible vehicle available. Homemaking. Home chore services like snowplowing and home repairs. Medicare Medicaid Assistance Counselors Foot care Information and assistance regarding other agencies and services. Personal care. Respite care. Private Contracts Set Up

MISSAUKEE COUNTY HOME REPAIRS PROGRAM Northwest Michigan Human Services Agency 1640 Marty Paul Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.9781 800. 632.7334; Cathy Odom

Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30-4:30 Purpose: Make low interest (0-5%) loans to homeowners with little or no monthly payments to make necessary home repairs like roofs, siding, windows, furnaces, septic systems, wells and more. Call for more information and eligibility requirements.

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MISSAUKEE COUNTY PROBATE COURT AND CIRCUIT COURTFAMILY DIVISION (JUVENILE) 111 S. Canal P.O. Box 800 Lake City, MI 49651

Probate: 231.839.2266 ext. 208, Donna Beals Juvenile: 231. 839.2266 ext. 209, Keith Buning Fax: 231.839.5856

Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00-5:00 Purpose: The Probate Court has various legal functions dealing with: estates, trusts, guardianships, conservatorships and commitment of the mentally ill. The Family Division of the Circuit Court deals with juvenile delinquency; abuse and neglect of minor children; change of name; adoptions; emancipation of minors. A counseling program is available for families with personal problems concerning minor children. Cost is based on the ability to pay.

MISSAUKEE DISTRICT LIBRARY

See Ardis Vance Missaukee District Library

MRS

See Michigan Rehabilitation Services

MSHDA

See Michigan State Housing Development Authority

MSU EXTENSION, MISSAUKEE COUNTY 6180 W. Sanborn Rd. Suite 2 Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.4667 Fax: 231.839.5282 [email protected]

Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 8:30-4:30 p.m. Purpose: Educational programming in Home Economics, 4-H Youth, Agriculture and Natural Resources, Land Use, State and Local Government, Christmas Trees, Food and Nutrition. Programs open to all residents at little or no cost. Programs vary from year to year and month to month. Please call office for current information.

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MSU EXTENSION, WEXFORD COUNTY 401 N. Lake St. Suite 400 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.779.9480 Fax: 231.779.9105 [email protected] Find us on Facebook

Hours: Monday - Thursday; 9:00am-noon; 1:00-3:00 p.m. Purpose: Educational programming in Health and Nutrition, Food Safety, 4-H Youth, Agriculture and Natural Resources and Christmas trees. Platbook sales Soil test kit sales Educational bulletins Educational Programming

NEW HOPE HOMELESS SHELTER Men’s Shelter – New Hope 814 Lynn St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.3702

Women’s Shelter – Bright Star 4874 Meyer Ave. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.468.2022

Purpose: Founded in 1992 to provide shelter, food & safety to men, women, and families regardless of why they are in need. We are the only organization in the area that provides a shelter for homeless men and women and family shelters. 3 single family shelters Men’s shelter provides a bed, shower, clean clothes and a hot meal Women’s shelter is open to women and their children

NMCAA

See Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency, Inc.

NMHSA

See Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency, Inc.

NOC

See Hope Network North Michigan

NORTH CENTRAL COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH See Northern Lakes Community Mental Health

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NORTHERN HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT 105 Hall St. Suite D Traverse City, MI 49684

231.933.4917 800.640.7478 Fax: 231.995.7900

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm Purpose: Northern Health Care Management Waiver Program offers people in the community a chance to live where they choose with needed support. The goal of the program is to proide indiiduals age 18 and older an opportunity to choose community-based living as a viable alternative to nursing facility residency. HOME AND COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES for people who are elderly and/or disabled. ASSESSMENT RESOURCE COORDINATION HOUSING ASSISTANCE RENTAL DEPOSIT UTILITIES HOME MODIFICATIONS like ramps or bathroom grab bars GROCERIES TRANSPORTATION ONGOING SERVICES like personal care, homemaking, home chore or nursing Participants must be Medicaid Eligible and qualify for long term care services.

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NORTHERN LAKES COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH 527 Cobb St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.3463 new clients . 800.49.ALPHA 231.775.5903 Afterhour emergency service: 800. 442.7315

Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00-5:00 Purpose: Mission: To promote the behavioral health of our individuals, families, and communities. ALPHA CENTER - Telephone Assistance, Information & Referral, Assessments, Easy Access to Needed Services, Benefit Assistance, Coordination of Your Care ADULT SERVICES - Individual, Family & Group Counseling; Crisis Intervention; Psychiatric Services; Evaluation; Elderly & Nursing Home Services; Prevention; Assertive Community Treatment (ACT); Adult Case Management; Nursing Services; Club Cadillac CHILDREN'S SERVICES - Individual & Family Counseling; Crisis Intervention; Psychiatric Services; Evaluation; Prevention; Home Based Family Intervention; Child Case Management; Respite & Family Support Services; Early On ADULTS W/ DEVELOP. DISABILITIES - Case Manage; Psychiatric Serv.; Bridgeway Adult Activity; Work Activity Prog.; Supportive Employment; Nursing; Occupational Therapy; Psychological Serv.; Physical Therapy; Dietary Serv.; Speech Serv.; Residential Serv. RECIPIENT RIGHTS - Ensure that programs honor constitutional, civil, and Mental Health Code rights SPECIAL SERVICES - Prevention; Training

NORTHERN LIGHT CHURCH OF CADILLAC 115 Cobb St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.8331 [email protected] www.Northernlightchurch.com Find us on Facebook

Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 9:00-noon, 1:00-4:00 Purpose: To serve those within our God given area of influence Furniture pantry with Temple Hill. Referrals through Love INC only. Food Assistance. Referral through Love INC Anger Management - Court Order Counseling Family - Court order, referral through Love INC

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NORTHERN MICHIGAN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 128 Martin St. McBain, MI 49657

231. 825.2492 Fax: 231.825.2371 www.nmcs.us Find us on Facebook

Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:45-4:00 Purpose: Half day and full day preschool program. Kindergarten through 12th grades. "Nurturing hearts and challenging minds for service in God's kingdom" ARROWSMITH PROGRAM - Strengthening learning capacities. A cognitive program for students with learning disabilities. OUTSTANDING COLLEGE PREPARATORY PROGRAM AGRICULTURE PROGRAM - dual enrollment credits with Baker College

NORTHERN PARK APARTMENTS 301 Pearl St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.0402 Fax: 989.400.4742 [email protected] www.showmetherent.com/48193 Find us on Facebook

Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00-5:00; Saturday & Sunday appointments only Housing in the Cadillac Area.

NORTHERNERS, THE 717 Cherry St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.876.2188

Purpose: Blind and visually impaired people willing to help our community. Housing Community Awareness Referrals

NORTHLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH 5855 S. Morey Rd. McBain, MI 49657

231.825.0100

NORTHWEST GLEANERS FOOD BANK See Feeding America West Michigan Food Bank

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NORTHWEST MICHIGAN COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY, INC. 1640 Marty Paul Ave. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.9781 800.443.2297

Purpose: “A Community Action Agency” To locate people in need and help them through special programs or help them find the proper agency in the community. To focus on self-sufficiency, not maintenance or welfare system - or duplication of services for low-income. COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT provides advocacy on behalf of the at risk population. Its purpose is to provide services, technical assistance, mobilize resources, encourage citizens participation and promote institutional change which will reduce poverty and help people attain selfsufficiency. HOME REPAIR - MSHDA funded loan program to bring homes up to code. TEFAP - THE EMERGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - Provides USDA donated food (for qualifying clients) for household use on a regular distribution schedule. Food is distributed quarterly. CSFP - COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM - A monthly distribution of canned, boxed or packaged foods to income eligible seniors who are 60 years of age or older. WEATHERIZATION INTAKE - provides free energy conservation measures to eligible low income homes to assist in lowering energy costs. ASSISTANCE WITH DELIVERABLE FUELS - electric or natural gas shut - offs when funding is available. FREE INCOME TAX PREPARATION INFORMATION AND REFERRAL services including follow up and advocacy are provided. MICHIGAN ENROLLS COUNSELING – Counselors help Medicaid eligible persons enroll in a health plan through the Michigan Enrolls Program. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SERVICES (FMS) – Individual Development Accounts (IDA) This matched savings program helps working low to moderate income individuals and families save for a home business or post-seondary education. HOME OWNERSHIP AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT COUNSELING – This includes individual budget counseling, financial management, home buyer, and home maintenance workshops. NMCAA provides household budgeting, pre-bankruptcy counseling and debtor education. FORECLOSURE PREVENTION PROGRAMS – Provide workshops informing customers of the procedures to apply for modifications or other alternatives to foreclosure, counseling that helps borrowers stay in their homes. HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION ADVOCATE for renters and potential renters: Guidance is available to persons facing eviction, in landlord/tenant dispute, or to help find affordable rental housing and gather the resources to get established. For the homeless: help finding emergency lodging and connecting clients with other emergency service providers is offered. SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR VETERAN FAMILIES (SSVF) – Case managers assist veteran families in overcoming housing barriers and to help them locate, obtain, and retain affordable housing by completing an individualized housing plan. Immediate financial and practical support services could be provided. The Veteran’s Administration provides this funding to cover the Northern Lower Peninsula.

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NORTHWEST MICHIGAN COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY, INC. VOLUNTEERISM – NMCAA mobilized over 3,000 amazing volunteers in the community. DONATED GOODS - Each year the community services program acts as a clearing house for donated food and clothing for distribution to families in need. THE AGENCY NETWORK - Supported by a computerized inventory of over 800 area service providers and their specific programs. Directories as well as custom reports are available to the public. CHILD DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT EARLY HEADSTART (AGES 0-3), HEADSTART, CHILD DEVELOPMENT & DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS - Comprehensive services are provided through home visit and preschool programs for children whose families are determined to disadvantaged. Major components include: nurturing child development in all areas of growth; health assessment and follow-up; parent involvement; community and family partnerships; problem solving; and linkage to community resources. These services are available in a ten county area. SENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAM - This program provides Senior Citizens age 60 and over with lowcost, nutritionally sound meals while reducing the isolation of old age through socializing opportunities and rehabilitative services. HOME DELIVERED MEALS - Available for “homebound” seniors, 60 years old an older to enable them to live independently for as long as possible. HOME REPAIR - MSHDA funded loan program to bring homes up to code.

NORTHWEST MICHIGAN HUMAN SERVICES AGENCY, INC. See Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency

NORTHWEST MICHIGAN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY SERVICE See Chris Klein, OTR

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NORTHWEST MICHIGAN WORKS! 401 Lake St., Suite 700 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.3408 Fax: 231.775.1584 www.nwmichworks.org Find us on Facebook

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00 Purpose: Northwest Michigan Works! is a non-profit organization that helps people find jobs and helps companies find workers. We are part of a state-wide Michigan Works! system, but we are not a department of the state of Michigan. We cover the ten counties of Northwest Michigan. The Michigan Works administrative agency is the Northwest Michigan Council of Governments. There are four service centers in the region and self service kiosks at several locations. All centers have computers, phone, fax, copy machines, workshops athat are free of charge for the jobseeker. Job search assistance: Talent Connect registration (internet based resume), Resume writing assistance, computer, fax, copy machine, phones for job searching. Employer assistance: Talent Connect registration searches. Facility may be used for emploer interviews and job fairs. Various worshops are offered for jobseekers and changes monthly.

OASIS

See Cadillac Area OASIS/Family Resource Center

ONENESS APOSTOLIC SANCTUARY 1400 W. 13th St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.779.9007

PINE RIVER AREA SCHOOLS 17445 Pine River Rd. LeRoy, MI 49655

231. 829.3141 Fax: 231.829.4410 www.pineriver.org

Pine River Area High School; 231. 829-3841 Pine River Area Middle School; 231. 829-4064 LeRoy Elementary; 408 W. Gilbert St.; 231. 768-4481

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PRECIOUS GEMS HOME FOR WOMEN 901 N. Mitchell St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.468.2053 [email protected] www.preciousgemshome.org

Purpose: To serve our God by providing a home to young women who are homeless; to help them learn to trust; to help them make good choices; to provide stability as they mature; to help them discover who they are, where they want to go, and what they want to be; to give them a place to call home as they begin their adult journey in life. For women only 18 years – 25 years No children 4 beds available Goal setting required as part of participation

PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTER OF CADILLAC

See CareNet

PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD FIELD SERVICE COUNCIL 1499 Business Park Drive Traverse City, MI 49684

231.947.7071 Fax: 231.938.2212 www.michiganscouting.org

Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 5:00pm

RED CROSS, AMERICAN

See American Red Cross

REHOBOTH REFORMED CHURCH 8372 Lucas Rd. McBain, MI 49657

231.775.7943 www.rehobothreformed.org

RESURRECTION LIFE CHURCH OF NORTHERN MI 9127 1/2 44 Rd. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.876.1885

REVIVAL CENTER OF CADILLAC 984 Plett Rd. P.O. Box 667 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.2662 Fax: 231.775.7139 [email protected] www.cadillacrevivalcenter.org

Hours: Sunday: Breakfast 9:00, Service 10:00 a.m., Wednesday: Family Learning Center 7:00 p.m. Purpose: To bless the children, the poor and the saints. Food Pantry - Wednesday 8:30 a.m. Food Pantry - Wednesdays 10:00 a.m.; 3rd Monday of the Month - 6:00 p.m.

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ROLLINS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH 10975 East M42 Manton, MI 49663

231.824.6431 [email protected] www.rollinschurch.org

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 a.m. WORSHIP: Sundays 11:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. AWANA Kids Program 6:15-8:00 p.m. (Sep.-May) Small Group Bible Studies Prayer Meeting & Bible Study Wednesdays 7:00-8:00 p.m. Youth Group for 7th-12th grade students

ROTARY CLUB OF CADILLAC P.O. Box 481 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.884.9790 [email protected] http://portal.clubrunner.ca/1378/

Purpose: The mission of Rotary is to provide service to others, to promote high ethical standards, and to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders. MEETINGS: Tuesdays at noon at McGuires Resort

SACRED HEART PO Box 778 Evart, MI 49631

231.734.3171

SALADIN SHRINE FOUNDATION 4200 Saladin Dr. SE Grand Rapids, MI 49546

616.942.1570 Fax: 616. 942.6374

Hours: 9:30-3:30 Purpose: To assist patients and their guardians with transportation to Shrine Hospitals Raise funds to help support Shriner Hospitals Transport children to hospitals

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SALVATION ARMY, THE 725 Wright St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231. 775.7131 Fax: 231.775.2775

Hours: Monday-Friday 10:00a-5:00p Purpose: Serves Wexford and Missaukee counties. Religious and charitable. EMERGENCY FOOD - through food pantry: products when available.

staple foods, meats & vegetables, & paper

ENERGY - basically through FEMA and People Care funds. SHELTER COST - basically through FEMA and limited People Care funds. CLOTHING - by assessed need. Given through The Salvation Army Thrift Store (school clothing for children before school starts). FURNITURE - available for disaster circumstances only, (if in stock). SEASONAL - Thanksgiving, Christmas food baskets, toys for children, Angel Tree (with toys & clothing for children only), Adopt-A-Family programs. MISCELLANEOUS ASSISTANCE - as determined by need and funds available. DISASTER RECOVERY - all of above to be used to help to disaster victims. No fees are charged.

SENIOR COMPANION PROGRAM Catholic Human Services

800. 658.8554

Purpose: Volunteer opportunity for senior citizens 55 years and older. A chance to get involved in the community. Senior companions serve senior citizens in the community by helping the senior in need attend doctor appointments, get groceries, make community visits and feel confident in completing errands. They also provide companionship to those who are very lonely.

SENIOR NETWORK AND ADVOCACY GROUP Hours: Meets the fourth Wednesday of each month at 8:15 a.m. in the Dublin Room in the Mercy Hospital Annex. Purpose: To create a community where all older adults have their basic needs met. Open to all who wish to address the needs of the aging population within Wexford and Missaukee counties.

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 801 E. Division Street Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.9545 www.cadillacsda.org

WORSHIP Saturdays 11:00 a.m.

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SCENIC TRAILS COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA See President Gerald R. Ford Field Service Council

SHEESE, SHERI ACSW,CS 108 Beech PO Box 833 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.884.0473 Fax: 231.779.9070

Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm or by appointment. Conflict Resolution-Anger Management Workshops for youth and families. Depression/Anxiety/Suicide Developing Positive Family-Teen Relationships Parenting Workshops Trauma Specialist Individual-Family Counseling/Therapy Life Transitions Counseling Fees are negotiated prior to services being offered. Many insurances accepted.

SHEPHERD'S TABLE, THE First Baptist Church 125 Stimson Cadillac, MI 49601

231. 775.6741 Fax: 231.775.0879 [email protected]

Hours: Tuesday & Thursday; 4:00-6:00 p.m. Purpose: To provide free meals to those in need in our community, and to provide food with fellowship to the seniors and the lonely. Handicap accessible. We provide free, hot, full meals - Tuesdays, 4:00pm - 6:00pm, Thursdays, 4:00pm - 6:00pm. Delivery of meals for homebound individuals. Extra food given out at the end of the day as supplies last. Distribute Goodwill vouchers for individual needs. Referrals to agencies for assistance.

SNAG

See Senior Network and Advocacy Group

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SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION 1720 S. Mitchell St. Cadillac, MI 49601

877.405.0485 Fax: 231.775.1808

Hours: Monday -Thursday, 9:00am - 4:00pm. Purpose: The Cadillac Social Security Office services Wexford and Missaukee Counties. Retirement benefits Survivor benefits Disability benefits: Social Security and Supplemental Security Income Medicare entitlement Enumeration: Social Security Cards

SOUTH COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11800 47 Rd. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.3067 www.scommunityumc.org

WORSHIP Sundays 9:30 a.m.

ST. AGNES CATHOLIC CHURCH 603 E. Main St. P.O. Box 778 Evart, MI 49665

231.743.6401 231. 734.3171

ST. ANN CATHOLIC SCHOOL 800 W. 13th Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.1301 Fax: 231.775.5433 www.stanncadillac.org

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ST. ANN-ST. EDWARD CATHOLIC CHURCH 800 W. 13th St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.2471 Fax: 231.775.5433 [email protected]

Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm Purpose: Conscious of our dependence upon the Holy Spirit and with courage and perseverance, we, the faith community of St. Ann-St. Edward, seek to foster our growth in the likeness of Christ, to gather new followers into our midst and to implement Christ's way in society. We seek to accomplish these tasks through Spirit-filled liturgy, sound instruction and loving care and concern for all. St. Edward Parish - 207 W. Gaston, Harrietta Mass Schedule: Saturday 4:00pm; Sunday 8:30am; 10:30am (nursery available); 5:30pm. Reconciliation: Saturday 3:00pm or by appointment Religious Education - all ages Love, INC. Sponsor Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) and Children (RCIC) - begins each fall Prayer Line 231.779.9806 Rosary Makers - second Wednesday of each month 12:30-3:00pm.

ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 815 E. Lincoln Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.9641

ST. STEPHENS CATHOLIC CHURCH 506 E. Union Lake City, MI 49651

231.839.2121

ST. THERESA CHURCH 9475 E. 14 1/4 Rd. Manton, MI 49663

231.824.6821

Hours: Business office at St. Stephen, Lake City 231. 839-2121 open Monday-Thursday 9:00-2:00 Purpose: Catholic Church Mass Schedule: Sunday 9:30, most Wednesdays 9:30

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STAIRCASE RUNAWAY & YOUTH SERVICES, INC 118 S. Mitchell St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.843.3200 231.843.5300 888.267.6086 Fax: 231.845.9028

Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm Purpose: To be a leader in the delivery of high quality services designed to preserve and enhance families at risk of dissolving due to youth in cirsis. All Services are Voluntary, Confidential and Free of Charge. CRISIS INTERVENTION & CRISIS REFERRAL- to youth and their families (800.292-4517) RUNAWAY PROGRAM: for youth age 10-17 and their families offering the following services: Youth and Family Counseling, 24 hour Crisis Intervention, Assessment, Intake or Referral, Youth Advocacy, Prevention Programming (groups in the school setting), Specific Assistance, Short Term Foster Care (up to two weeks). TRANSITION TO ADULTHOOD PROGRAM (TAP): for young adults age 17-21 who have become homeless the following services are available: 24 hour Crisis Intervention, Assessment, Intake or Referral, Youth Advocacy, Individual Counseling, Host Home Stipend, Independent Living Skills, Specific Assistance. Further information regarding services may be obtained by calling the administrative office 231.843-3200.

STEHOUWER FREE CLINIC 201 N. Mitchell St.; Suite L-1 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.876.6150 Fax: 231.779.9829 [email protected] www.cadillacfreeclinic.org Find us on Facebook

Hours: Monday-Thursday, 9:00-noon, 1:00-4:30 Purpose: Stehouwer Free Clinic provides free limited health care to people from Wexford and Missaukee Counties and portions of Osceola and Lake Counties with low income and no health care insurance. Specialty Clinics - Diabetic Retinal Exams, Minor Office Surgeries, Orthopedic consults Medications & prescriptions free as available Health care services - real volunteer doctors, real volunteer nurses, real health care Labs & Xrays if ordered in the clinic New patient eligibility appointments are scheduled on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings; patients need to call to schedule an appointment.

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SUNNYSIDE SENIOR LIVING 108 Wildwood Dr. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.7750 Fax: 231.775.7780 [email protected] www.baruchsls.org

Purpose: To provide quality senior care that promotes the value and dignity of every person. 24 Hour Care Meals Housekeeping Laundry Resident Assistance Program (income based) End of Life care Medication Assistance

SURVIVORS OF SUICIDE North Central Community Mental Health Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.3463

Hours: Call for meeting times Purpose: Support group for those who have lost a family member or friend through suicide. Wexford and surrounding areas. Peer led support group-meets at St. Ann's Church; 800 West 13th Street, Cadillac. Second Monday monthly-7:30PM

TEMPLE HILL BAPTIST CHURCH 1601 W. Division St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.4942 Fax: 231.775.4966 [email protected] www.thbc.org

Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00am - 4:00 pm. Purpose: Non-profit religious and community outreach. AWANA Children's Programs Family enhancement Ministries Ladies Bible Study Men's Prayer Group

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TENDER TOUCH TRANSITIONS 6735 S. Crosby Rd. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.920.7610 231.878.3262 [email protected] [email protected] Find us on Facebook

Purpose: To “EASE” your mind in the relocating process. Help seniors in moving.

THIRD LEVEL CRISIS INTERVENTION CENTER, INC. 1022 E. Front P.O.Box 1035 Traverse City, MI 49685

231.922.4800 Crisis 231.922.4802 Business 800.442.7315 Fax: 231.941.5786 [email protected] www.thirdlevel.org

Hours: 24 hrs/day every day of the year. Purpose: Provides crisis counseling, problem solving, and information and referral to the people of Northern Lower Michigan. 24-hour phone & walk-in crisis counseling, information and referral for all areas of human concern for residents of: Alcona, Alpena, Antrim, Charlevoix, Cheboygan, Crawford, Emmet, Grand Traverse, Iosco, Kalkaska, Leelanau, Midland, Missaukee, Montmorency, Ogemaw, Oscoda, Otsego, Presque Isle, Roscommon, and Wexford counties. Also information and referrals. First point of contact for clients of CMH Boards covering the above counties & others in mental health emergencies. Emergency Services workers from the CMH Boards are dispatched by Third Level, when appropriate. Youth & Family Services and temporary youth shelter for residents of Grand Traverse, Leelanau, Antrim, Benzie, Emmet, Charlevoix, & Kalkaska Counties. Community education - presentations on topics of concern. Training program - active listening skills for volunteer counselors, other interested groups. WINDFIRE - Support group for gay, lesbian and bi-sexual youth and young adults.

TRANSIT AUTHORITY, CADILLAC-WEXFORD See Cadillac-Wexford Transit Authority

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH 2780 N. 41 Rd. Manton, MI 49663

231. 824.6635

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UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF CADILLAC 1020 E. Division P.O. Box 37 Cadillac, MI 49601

231. 775.5362 Fax: 231.775.6475 [email protected] www.umccadillac.org

Hours: 9:30-noon; 1:00-4:30 Sunday Worship: 8:30 & 11:00 a.m. (summer - 8:30 & 10:00 a.m.) School supplies and books pantry. Referrals through Love INC only.

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF HARRIETTA 116 N. Davis St. Harrietta, MI 49638

Pastor Bev Williams 231.577.8131 [email protected] [email protected] www.harriettaumc.org

WORSHIP Sundays 9:00 a.m. ADDICTION RECOVERY second & fourth Sundays at 3:00

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF MANTON 102 N. Michigan Ave. P.O. Box B Manton, MI 49663

231. 824.3593

Hours: Office: Tuesday-Thursday mornings Shoe and boot ministry through Love INC or Manton Schools. Wednesday night free dinner 5:30-6:30 p.m. Worship Services: Sundays, 11:00; Summer Sundays, 10:00

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF MESICK 121 S. Alvin St. Mesick, MI 49668

231.885.1699

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UNITED WAY OF WEXFORD AND MISSAUKEE COUNTIES 421 S. Mitchell St. P.O. Box 177 Cadillac, MI 49601

231. 775.3753 Fax: 231.775.0169 www.uwwexfordmissaukee.org

Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00-4:00 Purpose: The United Way solicits and distributes philanthropic funds which are used to support local charitable, people-helping agencies. United Way takes a leading role in community needs assessments, collaboratives and initiatives. United Way acts as an information and referral source, and convenes community initiatives for critical priorities. Distributes United Way financial support aimed at the most urgent current needs of the community. Annually reviews the financial accountability of affiliated agencies. Solicits and utilizes volunteer leadership as campaign workers, finance review volunteers, board of directors, and other committees. Community response grants are available throughout the year.

USDA FOREST SERVICE

See Huron Manistee Forest Service

VA CLINIC

See Cadillac VA Outpatient Clinic

VICTORY OUTREACH FELLOWSHIP 1800 E. M-55 PO Box Cadillac, MI 49601

231. 775.9636

VOGEL CENTER CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 1829 E. Stoney Corners Rd. McBain, MI 49657

231.825.2053 Find us on Facebook

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WEST CREEK TERRACE APARTMENTS 100 E. Elm St. P.O. Box 325 McBain, MI 49657

231.825.2652

Hours: by appointment only Purpose: Housing for low-income families through USDA/Rural Development Heat included in rent. Sandbox/Playground Rural, quiet setting. 1 and 2 bedrooms. On-site laundry. On-call emergency maintenance

WEXFORD ADOLESCENT WELLNESS CENTER 500 Chestnut, Suite #1 Cadillac Jr. High School Cadillac, MI 49601

231.306.4900

Purpose: Provides physical and mental health services for 10-21 year olds who reside in or go to school in Wexford County.

WEXFORD & MISSAUKEE COUNTY HOME IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency 3963 Three Mile Rd. Traverse City, MI 49686

231.947.3780 800.632.7334

Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30-4:30 Purpose: The CDBG program is being administered for Wexford & Missaukee County by Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency, Inc. NMCAA will assist homeowners through all steps of the home improvement process. Homeowners select the contractor to work on their home. DEFERRED LOANS - If income is below 60% AMI, this loan is not paid back until the last borrowing homeowner either dies, or moves permanently out of the home. At this point the loan must be re-paid to the County, usually through sale of the house. MONTHLY RE-PAYMENT LOANS - Interest rate is zero with small monthly payments if income is 60-80% AMI. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA - You live in Wexford or Missaukee County, you own your home or are buying it w/ a mortgage or land contract; you have lived in the home for at least 1 yr.; you are current w/ property taxes & have current property insurance

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WEXFORD COUNTY 28TH CIRCUIT COURT, FAMILY DIVISION 437 E. Division St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231. 779.9510 231.779.9511 Fax: 231.779.9485

Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 5:00pm. Purpose: The Wexford County 28th Circuit Court, Family Division serves Wexford County residents. The Court is charged with the responsibility of being the impartial arbiter of disputes with the involving family members, and claims brought by governmental agencies and citizens. THE FAMILY DIVISION has jurisdiction over children under 17 years who come within the provisions of the Michigan Juvenile Code by virtue of criminal or delinquent acts. It also has exclusive jurisdiction over children under 18 years who are neglected and/or abused. For youth and families that are found to come within the court's jursdiction, sanctions as provided by law may be assessed. Through the Juvenile Office and Probation Department, the Court has available a variety of remedial, counseling and supervisory programs, and maintains cooperative agreements with various community providers. Kenneth Tacoma, Judge; Randy Adlam, Juvenile Officer

WEXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING 117 W. Cass St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.0133 Fax: 231.775.9833 www.wexfordcoa.org

Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:00pm. Purpose: To help seniors remain in their own homes, by assisting them in various ways concerning personal care and home chores. The services are offered to all residents in Wexford County. INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE - assistancae to individuals in finding appropriate human service providers who can meet their needs. HOME MAKER - performance of routine household tasks to maintain an adequate living environment for older individuals w/ functional limitations. Light housekeeping, shopping, laundry, etc. DAYBREAK - an adult day care center. A program offering relief to caregivers & servicing mentally & physically disabled clients. Social and recreational programs provided. IN-HOME RESPITE - from two to four hour weekly rest for caregivers in the home. PERSONAL CARE - provided by a home health aid to help those who experience difficulties with daily living such as: bathing, dressing, shaving, hair care, oral care. VETERAN'S HOME CARE - Aid and attendance applications MEDICARE/MEDICAID ASSISTANCE program counselor SNOW REMOVAL FOOT CARE - in-home and multiple clinics.

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WEXFORD COUNTY PROBATE COURT 437 E. Division St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231.779.9510 Fax: 231.779.9485

Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 5:00pm. Purpose: The Probate Court in Wexford County is established under provisions found in the Michigan Constitution that require a Probate Court in each county of the state. The function and jurisdiction of the Court is established statutes which implement this Constitutional requirement. Probate Courts are given jurisdiction over many proceedings dealing with the health, well-being and property of Michigan residents, but the most common proceedings are: Guardianships for Minors and Adults; Conservatorships and Protective Proceedings for Incapacitated Individuals and minors; Guardianships for Developmentally Disabled Adults; Administration of Decedent Estates; Administratino of Trusts; Legal proceedings seeking Involuntary Mental Health Treatment People seeking access to the Court processes are generally assisted by attorneys admitted to practice law in the State of Michigan. Also, people seeking to handle their own lega cases should be aware that the law does not allow Court staff to give them legal advice; in Probate Court in particular there is a specific statute that disallows Court staff from giving legal advice or from filling out documents for people (MCL 700.1211) Subject to that understanding, the Probate Court has available to the public, informational materials about court procedures generally, and forms and instruction packets for some types of guardianship and conservatorship filings. Court staff can also make referrals to other agencies that may assist people who seek answers to problems that must be addressed through legal action. The Court offers a variety of remedial, counseling and supervisory programs with respect to individuals over which it acquires jurisdiction, and may impose sanctions, depending on the circumstances of each case. Kenneth Tacoma, Probate Judge; Tammy Wenn, Probate Administrator

WEXFORD COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT 820 Carmel St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231. 779.9211 Fax: 231.779.0218 [email protected] www.wexfordsheriff.com

Hours: 24 hours, 911 Emergency Purpose: Sheriff Department/Emergency Dispatch, County-wide All emergencies - police, fire, and ambulance handled at this number. Sheriff Gary A. Finstrom, Undersheriff Trent Taylor

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WEXFORD HABITAT FOR HUMANITY 7545 E. 34 Rd. PO Box 828 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.7561 Fax: 231.775.7561 [email protected]

Hours: Tuesday-Thursday, 9:00am-5:00pm Purpose: WCHFH partners with families who live in substandard housing. We are a SOIC non-profit Christian Housing Ministry whose goal is to eradicate substandard housing within Wexford County.

WEXFORD TRANSIT

See Cadillac-Wexford Transit Authority

WEXFORD-MISSAUKEE CHILD PROTECTION COUNCIL PO Box 1031 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.7299

Hours: No office hours. Purpose: to advocate for the health, safety, and welfare of all children and families by supporting and funding effective collaborative programs, services and education that prevent child abuse and neglect.

WEXFORD-MISSAUKEE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES 10641 W. Watergate P.O. Box 309 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.779.4500 www.michigan.gov/dhs/ (county offices link)

Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Purpose: The State of Michigan, through the DHS, provides in every county financial and selected services to persons determined to be in need. Need is established within the policies and the laws of the State Department of Human Services and the Department of Human Services Board. Many programs exist to assist persons with low monthly income and limited financial resources. Each program has specific criteria for eligibility of services. ADOPTION AND ADOPTION SUBSIDY - The DHS place children for adoption whose parental rights have been terminated through an action of the court and placed under DHS supervision or committed to DHS Michigan Children’s Institute Superintendent as the child’s legal guardian. The Adoption Subsidy Program provides financial support and/or medical subsidy to adoptive families of children who are placed by DHS. ADULT SERVICES ADULT COMMUNITY PLACEMENT PROGRAM assists aged, physically handicapped, or developmentally disabled persons who can not live independently to find appropriate living arrangements in licensed residential settings. INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES assists persons in independent living in their own residence by providing funding to hire workers to give personal care and/or chore services.

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WEXFORD-MISSAUKEE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES CASH ASSISTANCE FAMILY INDEPENDENCE PROGRAM (FIP) – Provides cash assistance to families that meet the income and eligibility requirements, including work related requirements. Employment services are provided to FIP recipients. STATE DISABILITY ASSISTANCE (SDA) PROGRAM - Provides cash assistance to disabled persons in need who are not eligible for assistance through FIP. CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND CARE – This program assists eligible families with payment of child care due to employment, education, participation in an approved activity, and/or because of a condition for which treatment is being received and care is provided by an eligible provider. CHILD SUPPORT - DHS works in cooperation with the Dept. of Child Support. Customers will be contacted by the Dept. of Child Support and must participate in the pursuit of paternity determination, child support order establishment, and order enforcement. CHILDREN’S FOSTER CARE – This program provides placement and supervision to ensure permanency planning for children who are the responsibility of DHS and have been removed from their parents by action of the court or voluntary termination of parental rights. EMERGENCY SERVICE – STATE EMERGENCY RELIEF PROGRAM: provides financial assistance in situations where an emergency threatens the health and safety of persons. LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM: meeting the cost of energy.

assists disadvantaged households in

FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (FAP) – Provides assistance to increase the food purchasing power of eligible persons or families. FOSTER CARE LICENSING – Recruits, licenses and regulates children’s foster homes. Training is provided to qualified homes. JUVENILE JUSTICE PROGRAM – This program has responsibility for youth that have violated the law and are committed to DHS by the court for supervision and treatment. MEDICAL COVERAGE MEDICAID (MA) - Provides funding for medical care for recipients of FIP, SSI, and other persons determined eligible based on age, pregnancy, disability, income, and assets. HEALTHY MICHIGAN PLAN – Provides health care coverage to eligible low-income Michigan residents. PROTECTIVE SERVICES CHILDREN’S PROTECTIVE SERVICES investigates allegations and provides protection of children at risk of harm due to abuse or neglect. ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES investigates allegations and provides protection of vulnerable adults at risk of harm due to abuse, neglect, or exploitation. COMMUNITY RESOURCE PROGRAM – A program with the ability to recruit and utilize volunteers to meet the unique needs of DHS customers. This program also connects and collaborates with community resources and agencies to benefit those in need.

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WEXFORD-MISSAUKEE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT 9907 E. 13th St. Cadillac, MI 49601

231. 876.2265 General Ed. 231. 876.2275 Special Ed. 231. 876.2200 Vocational Ed. www.wmisd.org

Hours: 8:00-4:30 Purpose: Serves the area school districts and students from: Cadillac, Manton, Mesick, Pine River, Lake City, McBain, Falmouth, and Marion. Individual School District information is available upon request. GENERAL EDUCATION - State Dept. Liaison; Professional Dev.; Media Resource Center; Membership Audit; Bus Driver Training; Project Save; Gifted Consultant; Teacher Cert.; Co-op Purchasing; Alt. High School; Equipment Repair Center; Teleconferencing Center. SPECIAL EDUCATION - School Psych.; School Social Work; Teacher Consultants; Phys. Therapy; Speech/Language Therapy; Occupational Therapy; Child Find Program; Home Program (0-2 yrs. old); Planning/Tech. Assist/Monitoring; Teacher In-service Programs SPECIAL EDUCATION CLASSROOM PROGRAMS - for Pre-primary Impaired, Hearing Impaired, Trainable Mentally Impaired, Severely Mentally Impaired, Severely Emotionally Impaired, Autistically Impaired VOCATIONAL EDUCATION - voc. classes: auto., business office, building trades, cosmetology, electronics, forestry/Hvy. equipment, food services, health occupations, metal/welding, robotics/automation, mech. drafting, sm. engines, machine trades Distributive Ed. Career counseling/testing; job placement; business/industry training; G.E.D. testing; H.S. Ed. development plans; grant liaison; credit certification (High School, Vocational, College); Adult Career Counseling/Training. EARLY ON - 231. 876-2300 - Family based delivery of services focusing on children birth to three.

WEXFORD-MISSAUKEE-MANISTEE AREA GREAT START COLLABORATIVE 9905 E. 13th St. Cadillac, MI 49601

www.wmmgreatstart.org

Purpose: The Wexford-Missaukee Great Start Collaborative is a partnership of community leaders, business owners, charitable and faith-based organizations, health and human service agencies, educators, and parents. It is committed to establishing and maintaining a comprehensive early childhood system. Addresses the factors that influence a child's readiness for school and life Advocates for quality early childhood programs and services Engages community partners in the planning and coordination of services Promotes community awareness of early childhood issues

WMISD

See Wexford-Missaukee Intermediate School District

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WORKPLACE CHAPLAINS, US 106 1/2 S. Mitchell St. P.O. Box 111 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.920.1732 [email protected] www.workplacechaplains.us

Purpose: To partner with client companies to provide care, counsel, and crisis management services to their employees from a Christian perspective. On-site interaction with and support for employees in crisis. Confidential listening, counseling, and referral. Availability of information and connection to community services. Spiritually based, but non-denominational advice, encouragement and support. Support for employees going through medical, relational, or employment transitions. Grief support and services, including funerals. Assistance to Human Resource staff in dealing with employee issues. Enhanced support and encouragement for new employees. Potential reduced costs to employer of health care, absenteeism, and turnover. Improved employee morale and productivity. Topics include family problems, substance abuse, physical and mental illness, financial difficulties, job conflict and other spiritual issues.

YMCA, CADILLAC AREA

See Cadillac Area YMCA

ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH 350 Pearl St. P.O. Box 314 Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.9821 Fax: 231.775.0546 [email protected] www.zion-cadillac.org

Hours: Monday-Thursday, 7:00-4:00 Purpose: Zion Lutheran Church is dedicated to loving and living the Word of God. Sock & underwear pantry. Referrals through Love INC only. Foster Care Bags - supplied to Department of Human Services

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Topical Index ADOPTION Catholic Human Services Child and Family Services of Northwestern Michigan Missaukee County Probate Court Wexford County Circuit Court Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council BUDGETING Antioch Bible Church

Crown of Life Lutheran Church Emmanuel Lutheran Church Evangelical Presbyterian Church Evergreen Baptist Church Faith Baptist Church of Cadillac Faith Lutheran Church First Baptist Church First Christian Church

Friends CCDO

First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)

Love, INC

First Church of God

Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency

First Covenant Church

Wexford Habitat for Humanity

Free Methodist Church

Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council

Highland Christian Reformed Church

CHURCHES Aetna Christian Reformed Church Antioch Bible Church Apostolic Pentecostals of Cadillac Bethel Chapel Cadillac Christian Reformed Church Cadillac Church of Christ Cadillac First Church of the Nazarene Cadillac Seventh-Day Adventist Church Calvary Baptist Church Calvin Christian Reformed Church Cherry Grove Church of the Nazarene Church of Discovery

First Presbyterian Church

Independent Bible Church Lake City Assembly of God Lake City Christian Reformed Church Lifehouse Assembly of God Living Word Ministries Lucas Christian Reformed Church Manton Baptist Church McBain Baptist Church McBain Christian Reformed Church Mesick Seventh Day Aventist Minar Bible Church Northern Light Church of Cadillac Northland Community Church Oneness Apostolic Sanctuary

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, The

Rehoboth Reformed Church

Community of Christ

Resurrection Life Church of Northern Michigan

Covenant Life Church

CHURCHES

Elks Lodge

Revival Center of Cadillac

Knights of Columbus

Rollins Christian Fellowship Church

Lake City Area Chamber of Commerce

Sacred Heart

Masonic Lodge

Seventh Day Adventist Church

Mesick Lion’s Club

South Community United Methodist Church

Rotary Club of Cadillac

St. Agnes Catholic Church St. Ann Catholic Church St. Ann-St. Edward Catholic Church St. Mary’s Episcopal Church St. Stephens Catholic Church St. Theresa Church Temple Hill Baptist Church Trinity Lutheran Church United Methodist Church of Cadillac

COMMUNITY – Coalitions Aging and Disability Resource Collaborative of Northwest Michigan Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency Senior Network Advocacy Group Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council Wexford-Missaukee-Manistee Area Great Start Collaborative COMMUNITY – Grants

United Methodist Church of Harrietta

Cadillac Area Community Foundation

United Methodist Church of Manton

Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency

United Methodist Church of Mesick Victory Outreach Fellowship Vogel Center Christian Reformed Church Zion Lutheran Church CLOTHING

United Way COMMUNITY – Planning and Advisory Groups Cadillac Area OASIS / Family Resource Center COMMUNITY – Libraries

Cooperative Ministries

Ardis Vance Missaukee District Library

Friends CCDO

Cadillac-Wexford Public Library

Love, INC COMMUNITY – Civic Groups

COMMUNITY – Veterans American Legion

Cadillac Are Chaber of Commerce

Amvet Post

Cadillac Area Toastmasters Cadillac Jaycees

Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency

Cadillac Lion’s Club

Wexford County Council on Aging

Cadillac Senior Center Eagles #3884

COUNSELING – Family and Individual Antioch Bible Church Cadillac Area OASIS / Family Resource Center Cadillac Christian Reformed Church Calvary Baptist Church Catholic Human Services Club Cadillac Emmanuel Lutheran Church Healing Private Wounds

CRISIS INTERVENTION Cadillac Area OASIS / Family Resource Center Northern Lakes Community Mental Health Northern Light Church of Cadillac Third Level Crisis Intervention Center Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council Workplace Chaplains DAYCARE – Adult

Hospice Grief Support Group

Footprints in Time

Life Skills Psychological Services

Northern Health Care Management

Missaukee County Probate Court

Wexford County Council on Aging

Northern Health Care Management

Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council

Northern Lakes Community Mental Health.

DAYCARE – Child

Sheese, Sheri

Cadillac Heritage Christian School

Staircase Runaway & Youth Services

Child Care Connections

Tender Touch Transitions

Joyful Hearts Early Learning Center

Third Level Crisis Intervention Center

Little Blessings Christian Day Care Center and Preschool

Workplace Chaplains COUNSELING – Pregnancy CareNet of Cadillac Catholic Human Services Child and Family Services of Northwestern Michigan

Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council EDUCATION – Adult Agape Care Essential School Cadillac Adult Education

Life Skills Psychological Services

Cadillac Area Public Schools

Sheese, Sheri

Chris Klein

COUNSELING – Substance Abuse

Hope Network

Catholic Human Services

Hospice Grief Support Group

Life Skills Psychological Services

MSU Extension

Northern Light Church of Cadillac Sheese, Sheri

EDUCATION – Career Counseling

EDUCATION – Parachial Schools

Cadillac Area Public Schools

Cadillac Heritage Christian School

Hope Network

Joyful Hearts Early Learning Center

Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council

Northern Michigan Christian School

Workplace Chaplains EDUCATION – Colleges & Universities Baker College of Cadillac Leader Dogs for the Blind EDUCATION – Headstart

St. Ann Catholic School EDUCATION – Special Education Wexford-Missaukee Intermediate School District EMPLOYMENT Area Agency on Aging

Cadillac Heritage Christian School

Cadillac Area Public Schools

Life Skills Psychological Services

Leader Dogs for the Blind

Missauke Child and Family Development Center

Michigan Rehabilitation Services

Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency EDUCATION – Preschool Cadillac Area Public Schools

Northwest Michigan Works! Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE – Housing Payments

Cadillac Area YMCA

American Legion

Cadillac Heritage Christian School

Consumers Energy

Joyful Hearts Early Learning Center

Cooperative Ministries

Little Blessings Christian Day Care Center and Preschool

Love, INC

Northern Michigan Christian School St. Ann Catholic School EDUCATION – Public Schools Cadillac Area Public Schools Early Headstart Lake City Area Schools Manton Consolidated Schools Marion Public Schools McBain Rural Agricultural School Mesick Consolidated Schools Pine River Area Schools

Michigan State Housing Development Authority Missaukee County Home Repairs Program Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency Salvation Army, The Staircase Runaway & Youth Services Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE – Income

FOOD – Meals

American Legion

Cadillac Senior Center

Disability Determination Service

Harbor View Apartments

Hope Network

Manton Area Retirees

Social Security Administration

Northern Health Care Management

Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council

Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE – Medical Bills & Prescriptions American Legion Apria Healthcare Baldwin Dental Clinic Love, INC Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council FOOD – Emergency American Legion American Red Cross Community Food Pantry Family Care Network Feeding America West Michigan Food Bank Friends CCDO King’s Storehouse Food Pantry Lifehouse Assembly of God Love, INC Salvation Army, The Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council FOOD – Government Surplus Mid-Michigan Community Action Agency Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council

Shepherd’s Table, The FOSTER CARE – Adult Maple Ridge Living Center Wexford County Circuit Court Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council FOSTER CARE – Child Missaukee County Probate Court Child and Family Services Wexford County Circuit Court Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council HEALTH CARE – Education Agape Care Essential School Alzheimer’s Association American Cancer Society American Heart Association American Red Cross Bella Rose Rehabilitation & Aquatic Center Chris Klein District Health Department No. 10 Mercy Hospital Cadillac Stehouwer Free Clinic

HEALTH CARE – Facilities

HEALTH CARE – In-home Care

Autumnwood of McBain

Apria Healthcare

Baldwin Dental Clinic

Area Agency on Aging

Cadillac VA Outpatient Clinic

Chris Klein

District Health Department No. 10

Comfort Keepers

Lakeview of Cadillac, The

Heartland Home Health Care and Hospice

Maple Ridge Living Center Mercy Health Physician Parters Mercy Homecare and Mercy Hospice Mercy Hospital Cadillac Mercy OB/GYN Partners Michigan Community Dental Clinics

LinCare Mercy Homecare and Mercy Hospice Missaukee County Commission on Aging Northern Health Care Management HEALTHCARE – Pharmacy

Stehouwer Free Clinic

Buckley Family Pharmacy

HEALTH CARE – Health Screening & Laboratory Services

Cadillac Family Pharmacy

American Cancer Society Audiological Services of Cadillac Cadillac VA Outpatient Clinic District Health Department No. 10 Great Lakes Family Care Manton Adolescent Wellness Center Mercy Hospital Cadillac Mesick Adolescent Wellness Center Missaukee County Commission on Aging Stehouwer Free Clinic Wexford Adolscent Wellness Center HEALTH CARE – Hospice

Mesick Pharmacy HEALTH CARE – Respite Alzheimer’s Association Area Agency on Aging Comfort Keepers Footprints in Time Great Lakes Family Care Maple Ridge Living Center Mercy Homecare and Mercy Hospice Northern Health Care Management HEALTH CARE – Supplies Airway Oxygen Apria Healthcare

Comfort Keepers

Audiological Services of Cadillac

Heartland Home Health Care and Hospice

Buckley Family Pharmacy

Hospice of Michigan

CareLinc Medical Equipment and Supplies

Lakeview of Cadillac, The

LinCare

Mercy Homecare and Mercy Hospice

Northern Health Care Management Stehouwer Free Clinic

HOUSEHOLD GOODS

HOUSING – Subsidized

Cadillac Christian Reformed Church

Alliance for Senior Housing

Community Food Pantry

Cadillac Area Rental Housing Association Hotline

Cooperative Ministries Cornerstone Community Garden Friends CCDO Northern Health Care Management Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council HOUSING - Assisted Living

Cadillac Housing Commission Cadillac Shores Habitat for Humanity Harbor View Apartments Hillcrest Terrace Apartments Maple Hill Apartments

Autumnwood of McBain

New Hope Homeless Shelter

Belle Oakes

Northern Park Apartments

Curry House

West Creek Terrace Apartments

Green Acres

HOUSING – Utilities

Lakeview of Cadillac, The

Consumer’s Energy

Maple Ridge Living Center

Cooperative Ministries

Northern Health Care Management

Disability Determination Service

Sunnyside Senior Living

DTE Energy

HOUSING – Emergency Love, INC Mid-Michigan Community Action Agency New Hope Homeless Shelter Precious Gems Home for Women Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council HOUSING – Home Improvements Love, INC Mid-Michigan Community Action Missaukee County Home Repairs Program Northwest Michigan Community Action Wexford-Missauke County Home Improvement Program Wexford Habitat for Humanity

Love, INC Mid-Michigan Community Action Agency Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency Salvation Army, The HOUSING – Weatherization Mid-Michigan Community Action Agency Missaukee County Home Repairs Program Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency IN HOME ASSISTANCE – Housekeeping, Yard Work, etc. Love, INC Northern Health Care Management Northern Health Care Management

LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT Cadillac Area YMCA Cadillac Heritage Christian School Cadillac Jaycees Girl Scouts President Gerald R. Ford Field Service Council Workplace Chaplains

RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES Bella Rose Rehabilitation & Aquatic Center Cadillac Area YMCA Cadillac Christian Reformed Church Cadillac Senior Center Emmanuel Lutheran Church Huron Manistee Forest Service

LEGAL SERVICES

Manton Area Retirees

MENTORING

Merritt Golden Agers

Cadillac Area YMCA Friends CCDO

MSU Extension SENIOR CENTERS

Girl Scouts

Cadillac Senior Center

Habitat for Humanity

Harrietta Retirees Club

PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT Cadillac Area OASIS / Family Resource Center Cadillac Area YMCA CareNet of Cadillac

Lake City Senior Center Manton Area Retirees Merritt Golden Agers SUPPORT GROUPS Alcolohics Anonymous

Child and Family Services of Northwestern Michigan

Alzheimer’s Association

Life Skills Psychological Services

Breast Friends

Mid-Michigan Community Action Agency

Cadillac Senior Center

Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency

Healing Private Wounds

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Cadillac Area YMCA Cadillac Christian Reformed Church PROTECTIVE SERVICES – Adult Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council PROTECTIVE SERVICES – Child Child and Family Services of Northwestern Michigan Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council

Green Acres

Hospice Grief Support Group Life Skills Psychological Services Northerners, The Survivors of Suicide TAX ASSISTANCE Cadillac Senior Center Manton Area Retirees Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency

TRANSPORTATION American Cancer Society Cadillac-Wexford Transit Authority Lake to Lake Transportation Love, INC Missaukee County Commission on Aging Northern Health Care Management Saladin Shrine Foundation Wexford-Missaukee Child Protection Council

Transportation Services - Wexford County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

Area Agency on Aging of North West Michigan

1609 Park Dr., Traverse City

1-800-422-1713

Cadillac/Wexford Transit Authority

951 Casa Rd, Cadillac

231-779-0123

M-F 5am-6pm

All City Cab

Cadillac

231-779-1802

M-Sun. 24 Hour Service

Cadillac Taxi

Cadillac

231-884-0444

M-Sun. 24 Hour Service

Michigan Department of Human Services

10641 W. Watergate Rd, Cadillac

231-779-4563

M-F 8am-5pm (site hours)

Love, Inc.

753 Sunnyside Dr., Cadillac

231-468-3200

Call for hours

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION A regional planning, advocacy & administrative agency that plans and provides needed services to senior sin specified geographic regions of the state Door to door (deman-reponse) service. Passenger assistance is available

Volunteers provide transportation for DHS clients with straight Medicaid to medical and other approved appontments when no other form of transportation is available.

Transportation Services - Missaukee County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Lake to Lake Transportation

2353 S. LaChance Rd, Lake City

231-779-5373

M-Sun. 24 Hour Service

Non-emergency medical transportation for medical visits. Will bring clients in the area served to anywhere in the state of Michigan. Areas served: Antrim, Arenac, Benzie, Clare, Crawford, Gladwin, Grand Traverse, Isabella, Kalkaska, Kent, Lake, Leelanau, Manistee, Mason, Mecosta, Midland, Missaukee, Montcalm, Muskegon, Newaygo, Oceana, Ogemaw, Osceola, Otsego, Ottawa, Roscommon and Wexford

Transportation Services - Missaukee County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Michigan Department of Human Services

10641 W. Watergate Rd, Cadillac

231-779-4563

M-F 8am-5pm (site hours)

Volunteers provide transportation for DHS clients with straight Medicaid to medical and other approved appontments when no other form of transportation is available.

Veterinarians - Wexford County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

SENIOR DISCOUNT

Airport Animal Clinic

7749 E. 34 Rd., Cadillac

231-775-1378

M-F 8-5; Sat. 8-12

No

Meyer Veterinary Clinic

530 Bell Ave., Cadillac

231-775-4104

M-F 7:30-6; Sat. 8-3

No

Paws & Claws Animal Wellness Center

11617 W. Cadillac Rd., Cadillac

231-876-1792

By Appointment Only

No

Irons Animal Hospital

11169 N. M-37, Irons

231-862-3113

M-F 8-5:30; Sat. 8-Noon

No

Dr. Lawrence Witt

8696 20 Mile Rd., Marion

231-743-6492

By Appointment Only

No

Veterinarians - Missaukee County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

SENIOR DISCOUNT

Stoney Corners Veterinary Services

9980 S. Lucas Rd., McBain

231-825-2531

M-F 8-5; Sat. Appt. Only

No

Paws & Claws Animal Wellness Center

11617 W. Cadillac Rd., Cadillac

231-876-1792

By Appointment Only

No

Pet Care Supplies & Food - Wexford County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

Love, Inc.

Confidential Address Cadillac

231-779-1888

HOURS

SENIOR DISCOUNT

Pharmacies - Wexford County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

Bostick’s Drug Store

117 E. Main St., Manton

231-824-6465

M-F 8:30-5

Cadillac Family Pharmacy

108 N. Mitchell St., Suite A Cadillac

231-775-8200

M-F 9-7; Sat. 9-6; Sun 10-4

Cobbs Street Pharmacy

520 Cobb St., Cadillac

231-876-6740

M-F 8-7; Sat. 9-Noon

Mesick Pharmacy

112 W. Mesick Ave., Mesick

231-885-1751

M-F 9-6; Sat. 9-1

Family Fare Pharmacy

602 S. Mithcell St., Cadillac

231-775-6383

M-F 9-7; Sat. 9-5

Meijer Pharmacy

8605 E. 34 Rd., Cadillac

231-876-2810

M-F 8-9; Sat. 9-7; Sun. 10-6

Rite Aid

720 S. Mitchell St., Cadillac

231-775-3423

M-F 9-9; Sat. 9-6; Sun. 10-6

Walgreens

1220 N. Mitchell St., Cadillac

231-775-9166

M-F 8-10; Sat. 9-6; Sun. 10-6

Walmart

8917 E. 34 Rd., Cadillac

231-775-8778

M-F 8-10; Sat. 9-6; Sun. 10-6

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Pharmacies - Missaukee County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

Jerry’s Pharmacy

5760 W. Houghton Lake Rd. Lake City

231-839-5800

M-F 9-6; Sat. 9-4

McBain Family Pharmacy

119 N. Roland St., McBain

231-825-8175

M-F 8:30-5:30; Sat. 8;30-1

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Physician - Wexford County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

INSURANCES ACCEPTED

Family Practice of Cadillac

827 E. Division, Cadillac

231-775-9741

M-F 8-8; Sat. 8-1; Sun. 8-12 Call for more information

Cadillac Family Physicians Partners

8950 Professional Dr., Cadillac

231-775-2493

M & Tue. 7:30-7; W 7:30-5 Th. 7:30-6:30; F 7:30-5 Sat. 8-12

Call for more information

Great Lakes Family Care

520 Cobb St., Cadillac

231-775-6521

M-F 8-7; Sat. 9-12

Call for more information

Mercy Health Professional

7985 Mackinaw Trail, Cadillac

231-876-6200

M-F 7-6; Sat. 9-12

Call for more information

Physician - Missaukee County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

INSURANCES ACCEPTED

Mercy Health Physician Partners

100 N. Roland St., McBain

231-825-8101

M-F 8-5; Closed for lunch

Call for more information

Great Lakes Family Care

117 N. Roland St., McBain

231-825-2643

M, Tue, W & F 8-5; Thurs 8-7

Call for more information

Physician - Missaukee County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

INSURANCES ACCEPTED

Dr. Gregory Lambourne

1866 S. Morey Rd., Lake City

231-839-7282

M, Tue, W & F 8-5 Closed for lunch

Call for more information

Dr. Sotero Ureta

112 John St., Lake City (mailinig address)

231-839-4359

M, Tue, Th., & F 8:30-4:30 Closed for lunch 12-1 W 8:30-12

Call for more information

Soup Kitchens - Wexford County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

First Baptist Church of Cadillac The Shepherds Table

125 Stimson St., Cadillac

231-775-5629

Tue. & Thurs. 4-6 Open to all

United Methodist Church Christ’s Community Table

102 N. Michigan Ave., Manton

231-824-3593

Wednesday Evening 5-6 Open to all

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Congregate Meals - Wexford County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency Harborview Apartments

329 South St., Cadillac

231-775-9781 (Intake)

Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency Cadillac Senior Center

601 Chestnut St., Cadillac

231-775-9781 (Intake)

Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency Kirtland Terrace

111 S. Simon, Cadillac

231-775-9781 (Intake)

HOURS

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Congregate Meals - Missaukee County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency Lake City Senior Center

120 E. John St., Lake City

231-775-9781 (Intake)

Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency Countryveiw Apartments

225 Pine St., McBain

231-775-9781 (Intake)

Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency Merritt Golden Agers

5833 Loton Rd., Merritt

231-775-9781 (Intake)

McBain Senior Center

210 Union St., McBain

231-825-2002

HOURS

M, W & F at Noon

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Food Pantries - Wexford County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

SERVICES

Assembly of God Church

1120 W. Division, Cadillac

231-775-7858 419-469-0692 (Intake)

2nd & 4th Monday 9-11

Food Pantry - Open to All

Cadillac Christian Reformed Church

1110 E. Division, Cadillac

231-775-5291

Tues - F 9-2:30

Paper Pantry (Referrals from Love Inc., Only)

Revival Center Community Food Pantry

848 Platt Rd., Cadillac

231-775-2662

Wed at 10am & 3rd Monday night at 6pm

Weekly Food Pantry - Open to All

Living Word Church Family Care Network

800 S. Michigan, Manton

231-824-9130

M 9-12 Food Pantry - Open to all in Wexford Cty. Must call before going to site

First Baptist Church

125 Stimson, Cadillac

231-775-5629

M, W, F 10-11

Feeding America

101 Day Dr., Cadillac

231-779-0056

M-F 8:30-4:30

231-779-1888

M-F 10-3

Clearing house for local churches Wexford County only

Love, Inc.

Emergency Food Pantry - Open to All

Manton Free Methodist Church

201 N. Michigan Ave., Manton

231-824-3811

Call for Hours

Food Pantry

Manton Gleaner’s Food Pantry

109 N. Michigan, Manton

231-824-3665

1st Thurs. of the Month 12-1

Emergency Food for low income families

Mesick Community Food Pantry

John & Alvin St., Mesick

231-825-1224

Tues. 9-11; Thurs. 2-4

Emergency Food - Open to All

Northwest Gleaners Food Bank

8121 E. 34 Rd., Cadillac

231-779-0056

M-F 8:30-4:30

Food for Churches or 501C3 Non-profits

Northwest Michigan Human Services

1640 Marty Paul St., Cadillac

213-775-9781

M-F 7:30-12; 1-4:30

MIC/CSFP, TE FAP, Food Distribution Only for low income families

Oasis Family Resource Center

601 N. Chestnut, Cadillac

231-779-0019

M-F 8:30-5

Referral to other pantries. Wexford and Missaukee residents

Food Pantries - Wexford County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

SERVICES

Odd Fellows & Rebekah Lodge of Cadillac Viola Lodge #259

222 1/2 N. Mitchell, Cadillac

231-775-7202 231-775-7719 (Linda Hanes)

Not Listed

Open to all

Seventh Day Adventist Community Service Center

815 E. Division St., Cadillac

231-775-9331

Tues. 9-2

Emergency Food - Residents within 50 mile radius

The Salvation Army

725 Wright St., Cadillac

231-775-7131

M 9-12; T-F 9-12 & 1-4

Emergency Food - Open to all

Wexford - Missaukee Department of Human Services

10641 W. Watergate Rd., Cadillac

231-779-4500

M-F 8-5

Food Stamps, FIP, Emergency Services Wesford & Missaukee Residents

WIC - Health Dept. #10

521 Cobb St., Cadillac

231-775-8993

M-F 8-4

Food Stamps, School Meals, Free or reduced lunches (apply at school)

Food Pantries - Missaukee County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

SERVICES

Cooperative Ministries

6180 W. Sanborn Rd., Lake City

231-839-4485

M-F 9-12

Food Pantry Missaukee County Residents Only

Covenant Life Church Family Life Center

7700 W. Blue Rd., Lake City

231-839-2244

T-Thurs. 10-4

Emergency Food

Osis Family Resource

601 N. Chestnut St., Cadillac

231-779-0019

M-F 8:30-5

Referrals to other Pantries

Senior Citizens Association of Missaukee County

3728 S. Morey Rd., Lake City

231-839-7554

Tues. 9-11 or Call to make appt.

Seniors in Missaukee County

Food Pantries - Missaukee County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

SERVICES

Wexford - Missaukee 10641 W. Watergate Rd., Cadillac Department of Human Services

231-779-4500

M-F 8-5

Food Stamps, FIP, Emergency Services

WIC - Health Dept. #10

521 Cobb St., Cadillac

231-775-8993 231-839-7167

M-F 8-4

Food Stamps, School Meals, Free or Reduced Lunches (apply at school)

Jennings Community

10132 W. Poplar St., Lake City

231-775-5989

Food Pantry

Licensed Child Care - Wexford County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

ACCEPTED AGES

CAPS GSRP Clubhouse -Franklin

505 Lester St., Cadillac

231-876-5231

M-F 6:30-6

3-12 yrs

CAPS GSRP Clubhouse -Kenwood

1700 W. Chestnut St., Cadillac

231-876-5300

M-F 6:30-6

3-12 yrs

CAPS GSRP Clubhouse -Lincoln

125 Ayers St., Cadillac

231-876-5434

M-F 6:30-6

4-12 yrs

CAPS GSRP Clubhouse -Annex

532 Haynes St., Cadillac

231-876-5206

M-F 6:30-6

3-12 yrs

Elizabeth Winkelmann

623 Linden St., Cadillac

231-468-2797

M-F 5:30-5:30

1 mo. - 12 yrs

NMCAA Preschool Kenwood

1700 Chestnut St., Cadillac

231-876-5300

T-F 8:30-3:30

9 mos. - 5 yrs

Christina Koschmider

10142 E. 40-1/2 Rd., Cadillac

231-433-9464

M-F 6-6

Birth - 12 yrs

Julia Stanley

718 Julie Dr., Cadillac

231-878-1894

M-F 7:45-4:30

2 mos. - 6 yrs

Heather Dunn

115 S. Blodgett St., Cadillac

231-775-0251

M-F 6-6

Birth - 12 yrs

Licensed Child Care - Wexford County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

ACCEPTED AGES

Ashley Peterson

317 Ayer St., Cadillac

231-775-0191

M-F 6-5

2 mos. - 12 yrs

Penny Gassel

3660 Pebble Creek Dr. , Cadillac

231-775-4475

Not Listed

Not Listed

Kingdon Kidz

1420 W. 13th St., Cadillac

231-779-9007

M-F 6-7

6 mos. - 12 yrs

NMCAA Lincoln Street Early Head Start and Head Start

716 Lincoln, Cadillac

231-947-3780

Not Listed

Not Listed

Teri LaChance

207 Wright St., Cadillac

231-878-4444

M-Sun. 24 hrs

1 mo. - 12 yrs

Jamie Gurden

7111 Ponderosa Dr., Cadillac

231-942-1610

Not Listed

Not Listed

Little Munchkins Daycare

8137 Mackinaw Trl., Cadillac

231-775-6129

M-F 6-7

2 yrs - 14 yrs

Joyful Hearts

11198 E. M-55, Cadillac

231-775-3898

M-F 6:30-6

2 mos. - 12 yrs

Susan VanNortrick

568 Manistee Rd., Cadillac

231-878-3591

M-F 5:30-11:30pm

Birth - 12 yrs

Adriana Williams

9332 Mockingbird Ln., Cadillac

231-779-5864

M-F 6:30-6

Birth - 12 yrs

Breanne Bengelink

3584 E. M-55, Cadillac

231-577-1070

M-F 6-5

Birth - 12 yrs

Amanda Ross

1825 Shadyside, Cadillac

231-775-2157

M-F 6-6

1 mo. - 12 yrs

Traci Jenema

6699 S. Crosby Rd., Cadillac

231-779-5393

M-F 7-5:15

3 mos. - 12 yrs

YMCA Dillon Community Center

9845 Campus Dr., Cadillac

231-775-3369

M-Thurs. 1pm-4pm

3 yrs - 5 yrs

Bette Bednarick

1901 Sunnside Dr., Cadillac

231-775-3303

M-F 6-6:30

Birth - 12 yrs

Judy Sandlin

438 Colfax, Cadillac

231-775-6079

M-F 6-6

2 mos. - 12 yrs

Heritage Christian School

1706 Wright St., Cadillac

231-775-4272

Not Listed

8 mos. - 19 yrs

Licensed Child Care - Wexford County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

ACCEPTED AGES

Valinda Green

205 Powers St., Cadillac

231-775-8134

M-F 6-5

Birth - 12 yrs

NMCAA Preschool Cadillac Marty Paul

1640 Marty Paul, Cadillac

800-632-7334

Tues.-F 8:30-3:30

9 mos. - 5 yrs

Tammy Balcom

250 Pearl St., Cadillac

231-775-8506

M-F 6:30-5:30

Birth - 12 yrs

Coralie Nash

1945 Mary St., Cadillac

231-775-3573

M-F 5-6

Birth - 12 yrs

Judith Sprague

302 Howard, Cadillac

231-779-2129

Sun.-F 24 hrs

Birth - 12 yrs

Mary Ann Spurgeon

322 Hersey St., Cadillac

231-775-0274

M-F 6-6

Birth - 6 yrs

Mary Bathrick

870 Holly Rd., Cadillac

21-779-2865

M-F 7:30-5:15

Brith - 6 yrs

Anita Dickinson

1815 Cherry Ridge, Cadillac

231-920-5530

M-F 5-5

Brith - 12 yrs

St. Ann Preschool

800 W. 13th St., Cadillac

231-775-1301

M-F 7:20-5:30

3 yrs - 14 yrs

Joyce Mueller

208 Locust Ln., Cadillac

231-775-1646

M-F 5am-11pm

1 mo. - 12 yrs

Savannah Fredell

2388 S. 49 Rd., Cadillac

231-779-5964

M-Sat. 24 hrs

6 mos. - 12 yrs

Connie Asher

2888 S. 35-1/2 Rd., Cadillac

231-775-5764

M-F 6-6

Birth - 13 yrs

Jennifer Brackenrich

617 14th St., Cadillac

231-779-4771

M-F 6-6:30

Birth - 12 yrs

Melody Brinks

419 E. Bremer St., Cadillac

231-775-1058

M-F 5:45-6

Birth - 12 yrs

NMCAA Preschool Manton

110 5th St., Manton

800-632-7334

Tues.-F 8:20-3:20

9 mos. - 5 yrs

Deborah Blake

8892 20-1/2 Rd., Manton

231-824-3325

M-F 6:30-5:30

Birth - 12 yrs

Melanie Bigelow

9100 E. 14-1/4 Rd., Manton

231-878-3614

M-F 5:30-5:30

Birth - 12 yrs

Jill Sinkel Juliet

314 S. Michigan Ave., Manton

231-824-9524

M-F 6-5:30

Birth - 12 yrs

Licensed Child Care - Wexford County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

ACCEPTED AGES

Bridget Eadie

7028 E. 16-1/2 Rd., Manton

231-824-9270

M-F 7-5

Birth - 5 yrs

Manton LatchKey & Preschool Program

105 5th St., Manton

231-824-6411

M-F 7-6:15

6 mos. - 3 yrs

David & Nancy Wetzig

8896 E. 18-1/2 Mile, Manton

231-824-9749

M-Sun. 24 hrs

Birth - 17 yrs

Tina Ellsworth

9291 E. 12-3/4 Rd., Manton

231-824-9369

M-Sun. 24 hrs

Birth - 12 yrs

NMCAA Preschool Manton Elementary GSRP

105 5th St., Manton

231-824-6413

Not Listed

Not Listed

Licensed Child Care - Missaukee County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

ACCEPTED AGES

Marlene Miller

3837 Call Rd., Lake City

231-839-7215

M-F 5:30-6

Birth - 8 yrs

NMCAA Preschool

1751 S. Morey Rd., Lake City

800-632-7334

Tues.-F 8:30-3:30

9 mos. - 5 yrs

Amanda Gilde

941 W. Kelly Rd., Lake City

231-839-2506

Not Listed

Birth - 12 yrs

Angela Koboldt

2199 S. Amy Dr., Lake City

231-839-7616

M-F 6:30-5:30

1-5 yrs

Suzanne Girardot

6217 W. Broadway, Lake City

231-839-7527

M-Sun. 6:30-6:30

Birth - 12 yrs

Tracy Schneider

3440 W. Sanborn Rd., Lake City

231-394-1589

M-F 6-6

Birth - 5 yrs

NMCAA Preschool Lake City Elementary GSRP

251 E. Russell St., Lake City

800-632-7334

Tues.-F 8:15-3:15

11 mos. - 4 yrs

Audrey Goschke

1449 N. Hinkley, Lake City

231-920-6913

M-F 5-6

Birth - 12 yrs

Brandy Alexander

1881 S. Vandermeulen Rd., Lake City 231-839-0369

Not Listed

Not Listed

Licensed Child Care - Missaukee County NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE

HOURS

ACCEPTED AGES

Kelly Hutchinson

4434 W. Houghton Lake Rd., Lake City

231-429-8767

Not Listed

Not Listed

Northern Michigan Christian Preschool

128 Martin, McBain

231-825-2492

M-F 8-2:50

6 mos. - 3 yrs

Sherry Dykhouse

11561 W. Geers Rd., McBain

231-779-9978

Sun.-F 24 hrs

Birth - 12 yrs

Diane Stahl

5188 Hill Top Dr., McBain

231-825-8198

M-F 7:30-4:30

Birth - 17 yrs

Holly Lynn Vanderylucht

3975 W. Stoney Corners Rd., McBain

231-825-9915

M-F 5:30-6

10 mos. - 12 yrs

Kathryn Taylor

8170 S. Lucas Rd., McBain

231-775-5074

M-F 6-6

Birth - 17 yrs

Carrie Stahl

113 S. Martin St., McBain

231-825-2379

M-Thurs. 7:30-5

6 mos. - 12 yrs

Little Blessings Children Day Care & Preschool

10540 S. Lucas Rd., McBain

231-825-8397

M-F 6:30-5:30

1 mo. - 12 yrs

Andrea Stahl

7981 S. Forward Rd., McBain

231-920-2912

M-F 7:30-5:30

Birth - 13 yrs

Lindsay Hesselink

107 S. Hemlock, McBain

231-388-0788

Not Listed

Not Listed

Toll Free & Other Hotlines Abuse & Neglect Reporting

855.444.3911

Adoption (MARE)

800.589.6273

Adult Foster Care Ombudsman

800.292.7852

Adult Foster Care Payments

800.292.2550

Adult Home Help/Chore Services

800.292.2550

AIDS Program

877.342.2437

Arc Michigan, The

800.292.7851

Arc Michigan, The

800.292.7851

Arthritis Medical Center

800.327.3027

Arthritis Medical Center

800.327.3027

Autism Society of Michigan

800.223.6722

Autism Society of Michigan

800.223.6722

Brain Injury Alliance, Michigan Brain Injury Alliance, Michigan

800.229.5880

Breast Cancer Support Program, The Y-Me

800.221.2141

Bridge Card (EBT) - Customer Service

888.678.8914

Cancer Information Center

800.525.3777

Cancer Institute, National

800.422.6237

Cash Assistance Cerebral Palsy Association of Michigan, United (Child Sexual Abuse) Stop it Now!

855.ASK.MICH (855.275.6424) 800.828.2714 888.PREVENT 888.773.8368

Child and Adult Licensing application and info Child Daycare, Child and Adult Foster Care

866.685.0006

Child and Adult Licensing complaints

866.856.0126

Child Care billing questions

866.990.3227

Child Care Payments

866.990.3227

Child Support Payments - MiSDU

877.464.3324

Child-Care Subsidy Hotline

888.424.2246

Children's Foster Care payments

800.444.5364

Children's Special Health Care Services

800.359.3722

Child-Support Enforcement Hotline Community Resources & Referrals - MI United Way 2-1-1 is the health and human service equivalent of 9-1-1 to give or get help

877.696.6775 2.1.1

Customer Service

855.275.6424

Deaf Hearing & Speech Services Relay Center, Michigan Association

800.968.7327

Diabetes, American

800.DIABETES 800.342.23837

Disability Ombudsman Michigan Protection & Advocacy Services

800.288.5923

Domestic Violence Helpline

800.799.7233

Domestic Violence Hotline, National

800.799.SAFE 800.799.7233

Down Syndrome Society, National

800.221.4602

Drug Abuse, National Institute on

800.662.4357

Early On Thru Dept of Education. Intervention services for infants and toddlers with disabilities and their families.

800.327.5966

Easter Seal Society, Michigan

800.292.2729

EBT-Electronic Benefit Transfer

888.678.8914

Elder care services for the elderly Covers all of USA. Help with transportation, meals, etc.

800.677.1116

Energy Assistance

855.275.6424

Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan

800.377.6226

Food Assistance

855.ASK.MICH (855.275.6424)

Fraud Reporting - DHS

800.222.8558

Gambling Helpline, Michigan Problem

800.270.7117

Headache Foundation, National

800.843.2256

Health Information Clearinghouse

800.336.4797

Home Heating Tax Credit Status

517.636.4486

Huntington’s Disease Society of America

800.345.4372

Kidney Foundation of Michigan, National

800.482.1455

Kidney Fund, American

800.638.8299

Mandated Reporter Hotline

855.444.3911

Medicaid Customer Help - MSA/DCH Michigan calls only

800.642.3195

Medicaid Provider Help - MSA/DCH Calls from anywhere Medicare Includes part D for pharmacy

800.292.2550 800.MEDICARE (888.633.4227)

Medicare Inquiry

800.633.4227

MI Enrolls - Medicaid Managed Care

888.367.6557

MI HR Employment information for state of MI employees

877.766.6447

MI RX Drug Discount program for low-income

888.367.6557

MiChild Medical - DCH

888.988.6300

Missing and Exploited Children, National Center for

800.THE.LOST 800.843.5678

(Missing) Child Find of America

800.I.AM.LOST 800.426.5678

Missing Youth, Operation Lookout National Center for

800.LOOKOUT 800.566.5688

Multiple Sclerosis Society, Michigan

800.243.5767

Nursing Home Complaints - DCIS

800.882.6006 800.242.2873

Parent Helpline

800.942.4357

Parkinson Foundation Center, National

800.327.4545

Payment Information Children's Foster Care, Model Payments, Unclaimed Property

800.444.5364

Prescriptions, Discount

800.291.1206

Public Service Commission

800.292.9555

Rape and Incest National Network

800.656.HOPE 800.656.4673

Rehabilitation Information Center, National

800.346.2742

Rehabilitation services Michigan ReHab

800.605.6722

Relay Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing

800.649.3777

Respite Locator Service, National

800.677.1116

Runaway & Suicide Switchboard, National

800.786.2929

(Runaways) Covenant House Hotline

800.999.9999

(Runaways) Girls and Boys Town

800.448.3000

Safe Delivery of Newborns

866.733.7733

Safe Sleep

800.337437

Sexual Assault Helpline

800.656.4673

Social Security Administration

800.772.1213

State SSI Supplement

855.275.6424

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)

800.221.7437

Surgical (Second) Opinion Hotlines

800.FYI.CALL 800.394.2255

TAX statements for Adult home help

800.292.2550

TAX statements for child care providers

800.444.5364

THAW fund - The Heat & Warmth Fund

800.866.8429

Ticket to Work For disabled persons. Thru MI ReHab.

800.605.6722

Treasury Referral for Welfare Debt

800.950.6227

Tuition Incentive Program (TIP) - Treasury Dept.

888.4.GRANTS (888.447.2687)

Welfare Debt Collection

800.419.3328

Welfare Fraud reporting

800.222.8558

WIC - Women, Infants & Children

800.225.5942