Virtual Meeting Information:

HCCC: Tuesday, October 11, 2022 at 1 pm

HSCB: Wednesday, September 28, 2022 at 12 noon

The public may attend or participate in public comment.
Meeting recordings may be made using a personal computer or laptop, after requesting ability from the meeting host.
Using Zoom Application Instructions:
Signing up and downloading Zoom:  https://youtu.be/qsy2Ph6kSf8
Joining a Zoom Meeting:  https://youtu.be/hIkCmbvAHQQ
Joining and Configuring Audio and Video:  https://youtu.be/-s76QHshQnY

County Resources in Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

Due to the rapidly changing situation, all sites/resources are subject to change and evolve. Please call 211 for the most up-to-date information in Livingston County.

Agency Updates in Response to the COVID-19 Crisis

Need Help? Here is a guide for those in need for the first time.

Hunger Council Coordinated Response

Livingston County Housing Resources: Emergency Shelter

Hunger Council COVID-19 Impact Report

Homeless Continuum of Care Coordinated Response

Homeless Continuum of Care COVID-19 Collective Impact Report

Mental Health Awareness Workgroup: Coping with the Stress of COVID19

Mental Health Awareness Workgroup: Staying Well During COVID-19 vol. 2

Livingston County Health Department Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

State of Michigan and Coronavirus Response

MDHHS statewide hotline 1-888-535-6136

HELPING OLDER ADULTS DURING SOCIAL DISTANCING TIPS AND RESOURCES

Plan and Prepare Guide encourages individuals to create a COVID-19 plan for their household

Human Services Collaborative Body

Mission Statement: Ensuring a system of support for members of our community.

• We believe that collaboration means shared stewardship of community resources for the common good of Livingston County.
• We believe that collaboration requires broad community representation.
• We believe the HSCB is responsible for developing continuums of services from prevention to treatment.
• We believe the HSCB should ensure that community members needing services from multiple agencies receive services as efficiently and effectively as possible by creating systems of care.
• We believe that the HSCB should provide a caring community for Livingston County residents by supporting each other’s
  work.

• Develops strategies and programs to meet current and future needs.
• Fiscally manages state- funded collaborative initiatives.
• Monitors the effectiveness and efficiency of collaborative projects.

The HSCB does this work through established committees and workgroups which have specific goals and objectives to complete.  The HSCB and most workgroups meet monthly and consist of representatives from public and non-profit organizations, business, and interested residents of the community. To learn more about the work of the HSCB, contact Amy Johnston, 517.586.2039 or ajohnston@cmhliv.org.