MENTAL HEALTH

If you are experiencing a mental health crisis call 988 NOW or text nice to 741741.

What is a “crisis?”
-A mental health crisis is any situation in which a person’s actions, feelings, and behaviors can lead to them hurting themselves or others.
-A mental health crisis can put a person at risk of being unable to care for themselves or function in the community in a healthy way.
-Family and friends often don’t know what to do.

Click here for the Kent County Mental Health Guide

Are you feeling stressed, depressed, or anxious? You are not alone. Nearly half of Americans reported meeting the criteria for a mental health disorder at some point in their lives. Support for whatever is troubling you is just a call away.  Consider contacting one of our trusted service providers below.

Network180, serves adults, youth and families seeking help with mental health, substance use or intellectual & developmental disabilities. We offer a coordinated, enhanced and more seamless experience to better provide behavioral health care and integrated primary care to community members seeking help. The first step in receiving help is to call our Access Line at (616) 336-3909.
With a care team providing personalized attention at more than 20 locations, Cherry Health is here for you — no matter what barriers you’ve faced in the past. We’re accepting new patients. Call 616.965.8308 or email newpatient@cherryhealth.com.
Here you can reach out to a counselor if you're struggling, find answers and information, and get the tools you need to help someone else. Connect with an LGBTQ+ Affirming Counselor

Call: 1-866-488-7386
Text: 'Start' to 678-678

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Providing culturally responsive and affirming mental health care resources for Black, African, Asian, Indigenous, Latine and other marginalized communities and professionals. Learn More Here.
Our programs offer short-term treatment tailored to the specific needs of patients of all ages, and provide an opportunity for more intensive treatment while allowing patients to return home in the evening. Pine Rest’s Residential Services provide care within a home atmosphere. Because of the homes’ proximity to Pine Rest, residents receive a full continuum of services for their psychiatric issues. Contact us at 866.852.4001.
KCHD coordinates and partners with many mental health services in the community. Learn More Here.

NEWC is proud to be partnering with the organizations below to provide a coordinated system of mental health education and support. Our joint effort is funded by a Participatory Budgeting Mental Health Grant from the City of Grand Rapids.

Arbor Circle advances mental wellbeing through counseling and supportive services in partnership with people and communities. Learn More Here.
We equip individuals with the knowledge to recognize, understand, accept, and take action when it comes to mental health. The be nice. action plan is a simple tool to notice, invite, challenge and empower - with knowledge comes the confidence to take action. Learn the be nice. action plan @ benice.org/take-the-pledge.
The Calvin University Mental Health Ambassador program is a community-driven solution that educates community members about how to promote the mental health of those in their speres of influence. Learn More Here.
NEWC listened to our neighbors who have clamored for good, fresh, nutritious food.  A shiny new farm market will open at 1364 Plainfield NE in just a few months. It will be a place where everyone knows your name, offers health-related services, and is walkable from your home. Follow our progress on Facebook.
The Creston Neighborhood Association promotes community connections, organizes inclusive events, and provides resources that enhance well-being. By creating spaces for neighbors to engage and support one another, CNA helps build a resilient and thriving community. Learn more and get connected with your neighbors at CrestonGR.com.