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COMMUNITY RESOURCES

United Way 211 Michigan

Michigan 211

 Michigan 2-1-1 is an easy way to find help of all kinds, right in your community. Need help with food, housing, or paying bills? Need support in a family crisis or community disaster? We’re here for you. Any time. All the time. Just call, text, or search online and we’ll get you connected. 

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Leelanau County Services

Northwest Michigan Comminity Action Agency


Meals on Wheels

· Northwest MI Community Action Agency, 231-947-3780 or 1-800-632-7334

Senior Luncheon Centers

· Northwest MI Community Action Agency, 231-775-9781

Durable Medical Equipment

Wigs

Senior Services

· Northwest MI Area Agency on Aging, 1609 Park Drive, Traverse City, 231-947-8920, provides information/referral and case management to seniors. 

· Aging & Disability Resource Collaborative, 866-642-4582, services are for anyone of any age who may need long-term care supports and services. ADRCNM will help find what services are available in your community such as assistance with dressing, bathing, assistance getting to appointment, Skilled Nursing Facility transitions back into the home, and financial assistance for support and care, filling out disability paperwork, etc. 

· Share Care of Leelanau County, 

Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency

Other community services

 Dental Care· Traverse Health Clinic, 3147 Logan Valley Road, Traverse City, 231-935-0810 (Serves Leelanau, Grand Traverse and Benzie counties)


Medical treatment· Traverse Health Clinic, 3147 Logan Valley Road, Traverse City, 231-935-0668


Vision· Vision Program, Traverse Health Clinic 3147 Logan Valley Road, Traverse City, 231-935-0799


Prescription & Co-Pay Assistance· 

Healthwell Foundation , 800-675-8416 or www.healthwellfoundation.org· 

Together Rx Access, 800-444-4106· 

CancerCare Co-Payment Assistance Foundation, 1-800-813-4673· 

Chronic Disease Fund, 1-877-968-7233· 

Patient Advocate Foundation Co-Pay Relief Program, 1-866-512-3861, www.copays.org· Partnership for Prescription Assistance (PPARx), 1-888-477-2669, www.pparx.org


Insurance Assistance· 

HIP Michigan, www.hipmichigan.com, affordable health coverage for people who are otherwise unable to purchase health insurance due to pre-existing conditions.· Patient Services, Inc. (PSI) www.uneedpsi.org 800-366-7741


Financial Assistance· 

Cancer Fund for Leelanau County Residents, 

Contact Bev Warnaar at 231-935-6259, 

Brenda Bartz at 231-935-2796, 

Jane Rolf at 231-935-6691, 

Leone Powell at 231-932-7127, or 

Laurie Patrick at 231-935-6921. 

Fund can provide help during treatment for transportation, utilities, food, gas, etc. · Help Link, 231-334-4563


Legal Assistance· 

Cancer Legal Resource Center, 1-866-843-2572, www.cancerlegalresourcecenter.org, Hours: M-F, 9a-5p, Pacific Time


Mental Health Services· 

Traverse Health Clinic, 3147 Logan Valley Road, Traverse City, 231-935-0810


Cancer Support Groups· 

Northport Cancer Support Group, 

meets 1st Monday from 5:15-6:45p at Trinity Church, Fellowship Hall. 

For more information call Terry Gremel, 231-386-7715· 


Cancer Support Community, 1-888-793-9355, www.cancersupportcommunity.org, on line support groups for patients and caregivers. 


Cancer Support Organizations· 

The American Cancer Society, 

1-800-227-2345, www.cancer.org· 


CancerCare, 

1-800-813-4673, www.cancercare.org· 


Live Strong/Lance Armstrong Foundation, 

1-866-673-7205, www.livestrong.org


Diagnosis Specific Cancer Support Organizations· 

Mission 4 Maureen, 

1-440-840-649, www.mission4maureen.org,financial 


brain tumor patients· 

Susan G. Komen,1-877-465-6636, www.komen.org, 


breast cancer patients· 

Sisters Network, Inc., 1-866-781-1808, www.sistersnetworkinc.org, 


African-American breast cancer 

survivorship organization, providing financial and emotional support and assistance. · 


Men Against Breast Cancer, 

1-866-547-6222, www.menagainstbreastcancer.org, support services for men who have a loved one with breast cancer.· 


Caring from a Distance, 

www.cfad.org, support for long-distance caregivers.



Local Transportation· 

BATA, County Ride Program 231-941-2324


Air Travel Assistance

Wings of Mercy, 231-941-9767

Angel Flight, 800-296-3797

North Flight EMS, 800-922-6170


Food

Food Pantries· 

Leelanau Christian Neighbors. 

218 W Madison, Suttons Bay, 231-271-6036, Hours Mon-Wed, 1p-3p 

Living Healthy In Michigan Personal Action Toward Health

PATH-PERSONAL ACTION TOWARD HEALTH

PATH is a workshop that empowers people to take an active role in managing a chronic or long-term health condition. Workshops meet for 6 weeks, in 2 1/2 hour sessions each week. Workshops are offered in convenient, easily accessible community locations, and are offered for free, or at very low cost to participants. 

Learn More

 The goal of the workshop is to help participants become better self-managers.

The workshop content is not disease specific; rather, it focuses on symptoms that are common to people with a variety of health conditions. Over the 6 weeks, emphasis is placed on creating personal action plans and setting practical, achievable goals.

Participants learn strategies to help them deal with problems such as pain, fatigue, and difficult emotions. Other topics include managing symptoms, managing medications, working with health care providers, relaxation, healthy eating, physical activity and communicating with family and friends. 

Format for Workshops

 In-Person Workshops

  • Group of 8 to 12 participants and 2 leaders.
  • Held at a variety of community locations, once per week at scheduled times.

Online: Video conference

  • Video sessions held once per week at scheduled times with a small group of 8 to 12 participants.
  • Requires reliable internet connection and camera feature on computer, tablet, or phone.

Online: Web-based, Better Choices Better Health

  • Log in on your own time to review weekly content and communicate with other participants and leaders on discussion boards.
  • Workshops consist of about 25 participants from across the country.

Mailed toolkit with phone support

  • Self-directed, home learning with telephone support.
  • Toolkit sent by mail and calls held once per week with a small group of 4 to 6 participants to review key weekly activities..

More local Resources

Leelanau Christian Neighbors

Leelanau Christian Neighbors

Blessings in a Back Pack

Baby Pantry

Food Pantry

Emergency Financial Assistance

...

LCN
Leelanau Senior Center

Senior Services Leelanau County

Senior Safety

Meals on Wheels

Ride to a Medical Appointment

Foot Care Vouchers

...

Senior Services
BLDHD

Benzie-Leelanau District Health Department

Benzie-Leelanau District Health Department

Current Health Issues

Immunizations

Environmental Health

Personal Health

Emergency Preparedness

Health Department
Michigan department of health and human services

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

Assistance Programs

Adult and Children Services

Safety and Injury Prevention

Keeping Michigan Healthy

mdhhs
father fred

Father Fred

Assistance Programs

"for people who fall through the cracks"

Father Fred Foundation
Women's Resource Center

Women's resource Center

Women's resource Center

 Women's Resource Center
720 S Elmwood, Ste 2
Traverse City, MI 49684
Ph 231-941-1210
Fax 231-941-1734 

Women's resource center
Area agency on aging if northwest michigan

Area Agency on aging of northwest michigan

Services are structured to help seniors remain living in their own home. 

  • Emergency assistance
  • Heat assistance
  • Bill paying support
  • Community events


Area agency on aging
united way

The United way of northwest michigan

 

ARE YOU IN CRISIS? DO YOU NEED ASSISTANCE WITH HOUSING, FOOD, OR UTILITIES? CALL 211 TO GET CONNECTED! OR TEXT YOUR ZIP CODE TO 898211

uNITED WAY

Catholic Human Services

Catholic Human Services

All Faiths... All Incomes... All Families...

  • Alcohol and Drug Services
  • Employee Assistance Programs
  • Family Services
  • Foster Care
  • Counseling
  • Preventive Services
  • Senior Volunteer Programs

CHS
Freedom Builders Mission rebuilding hope

FReedom builders

Freedom Builders exists to connect the family of God with the disadvantaged through volunteer opportunities serving housing assistance projects.  

Freedom builders
Mi Gen LGBTQ+

MiGEN

 Formerly SAGE Metro Detroit, MiGen provides services, advocacy, fun, and connection to LGBTQ+ folks ages 45+. At MiGen, we believe in vibrant, authentic lives at any age, safe spaces and connected communities. 

MiGEN
Trevor Project LGBTQ+

Trevor Project

Trevor Project

 The Trevor Project is the leading suicide prevention and crisis intervention nonprofit organization for LGBTQ young people. We provide information & support to LGBTQ 
young people 24/7, all year round. 

The Trevor Project

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