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Chippewa County A.C.M.H. Association for Children's CHIPPEWA COUNTY A.C.M.H. ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN’S MENTAL HEALTH 7 A NEW LEAF SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES, INC. 7 A THERAPY WORLD, LLC 7 AIDS TASK FORCE OF CHIPPEWA COUNTY ALGOMA DISTRICT 7 AL-ANON 7 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 7 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY/MICH. DIVISION 8 AMERICAN RED CROSS 8 ARFSTROM MEDICAL EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES 8 ATTORNEYS/JUDGES 8-10 BAY MILLS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 10 BAY MILLS HOUSING AUTHORITY 10 BAY MILLS PROSECUTING ATTORNEY 10 BAY MILLS TRIBAL COURT 11 BAY MILLS TRIBAL HEALTH CLINIC 11 BAY MILLS VICTIM SERVICES 11 BAY MILLS WELLNESS CENTER & HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT 11 BAY MILLS INDIAN COMMUNITY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM 11 MENTAL HEALTH/SOCIAL SERVICES 12 BAYLISS PUBLIC LIBRARY 12 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 12 BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF BRIMLEY 12 BREAST-FEEDING EDUCATION AND SUPPORT 12-13 BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS 13 C.A.U.S.E. 13 CARE NET PREGNANCY CENTER OF THE EUP 13 CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES OF THE U.P. 14 FROM DECISIONS TO ACTIONS 14 HYI-HOMELESS YOUTH INITIATIVE 14 SHYP-SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FOR YOUTH 14 CHILD CARE CENTERS/NURSERY SCHOOLS/CHIPPEWA COUNTY 14-15 CHIP. CO. CHURCHES 15-19 CHIPPEWA COUNTY COUNCIL FOR YOUTH & FAMILIES 19 CHIP. CO. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES 19-20 CHIP. CO. FRIEND OF THE COURT 20 CHIP. CO. HEALTH DEPARTMENT 20 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES 20 HOME HEALTH SERVICES, HOSPICE SERVICES 20 PRENTAL SERIES 20- 21 PERSONAL & FAMILY HEALTH SERVICES 21 SAULT HEALTH ADOLESCENT CARE CENTER (S.H.A.C.C.) 21 CHIP. CO. MULTI-PURPOSE COLLABORATIVE BODY (MPCB) 22 CHIP. CO. OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES 22 CHIP. CO. OFFICE OF PUBLIC DEFENDER 22 CHIP. CO. PRIVATE SCHOOLS 22 CHIP. CO. 50TH CIRCUIT COURT/FAMILY DIVISIONS 23 CHIP. CO. PROBATE OFFICE 23 CHIP. CO. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY 23 FAMILY SUPPORT UNIT CHILD SUPPORT PATERNITY 23 1 VICTIMS RIGHTS COORDINATOR 24 CHIP. CO. PUBLIC SCHOOLS 24-25 CHIP. CO. SENIOR CITIZEN’S CLUB 25 CHIP. CO. VETERAN AFFAIRS 25 COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY 26 COMMUNITY HEALTH ACCESS COALITION 26 CONSOLIDATED COMMUNITY SCHOOL SERVICES 27 DIANE PEPPLER RESOURCE CENTER, INC. 27-28 PARENT NURTURING PROGRAMS 28 RAPE CRISIS PROGRAM 28 STRONG FAMILIES/SAFE CHILDREN 28 E.U.P. COMMUNITY DISPUTE RESOLUTION 28-29 E.U.P. INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT 29 EARLY ON PART H 29 FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK OF MICHIGAN 29-30 GIRL SCOUTS OF THE NORTHWESTERN GREAT LAKES, Inc. 30 GOODWILL 30 GREAT LAKES CHRISTIAN COUNSELING SERVICE, P.C. 30 HIAWATHA BEHAVIOR HEALTH 30-31 A.C.T. PROGRAM 31 HARBOR ENTERPRISES & SCHOOLCRAFT TREATMENT OFFICE 31 HIAWATHA BEHAVIOR HEALTH ADMIN. OFFICE COUNSELING CENTER 31 HOSPICE OF CHIPPEWA COUNTY 31 SILENT HEARTS 31 INTER-TRIBAL COUNCIL OF MICHIGAN, INC. 32 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE UNIVERSITY 32 L.S.S.U. HEALTH CARE CENTER 32 LEGAL SERVICES OF NORTHERN MICHIGAN 32-33 LUTHERAN CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES OF MICHIGAN 33 M.I.C.W.A. MICHIGAN INDIAN CHILD WELFARE AGENCY 33 M.S.H.D.A. SECTION 8 LOW INCOME RENTAL ASSISTANCE AGENCY 33 MICHIGAN DEPT. OF LABOR & ECONOMIC GROWTH 34 MICHIGAN VETERANS TRUST FUND 34 MICHIGAN WORKS! 34 MSU EXTENSION/CHIPPEWA COUNTY 35 NEW HOP HOUSE – MEN 35 NEW HOPE HOUSE-OUTPATIENT 35 NEW HOPE HOUSE- WOMEN 35-36 NORTH STAR HABITAT FOR HUMANITY 36 NORTHERN TRANSITION INC. 36 P.E.E.R.S. OF THE EUP 36 POLICE LISTINGS 36-37 PRESCRIPTION OXYGEN 37 RAINBOWS END CONSULTING AND COUNSELING 37 REFORMERS UNANIMOUS ADDICTION PROGRAM 38 SALVATION ARMY 38 SAULT STE. MARIE HOUSING COMMISSION 38 SAULT STE. MARIE HOUSING COMMISSION – SAFE HAVEN 38-39 SAULT STE. MARIE TRIBAL COURT 39 SAULT TRIBE OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS 39 AAKDEHEWIN GAAMIK "LODGE OF BRAVERY" 39 2 HEALTH DIVISION OF THE SAULT TRIBAL HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES 39-40 HEAD START 40 HIV PROGRAMS/SERVICES 40 NATIVE AMERICANS VICTIM’S ASSISTANCE 40 SHAUL, RICHARD D., Ph.D., P.C. 40 SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION 41 ST. MARY’S PARISH NURSING PROGRAM 41 TEACHING FAMILY HOMES 41 TENDERCARE HEALTH CENTER 41-42 UNITED WAY OF THE EASTERN UPPER PENINSULA 42 UNITED WAY VOLUNTEER CENTER 42 UNITING THREE FIRES AGAINST VIOLENCE 42 UPCAP (UPPER PENINSULA COMMISSION FOR AREA PROGRESS) 43 U.P. SENIOR HELP LINE 43 U.P. 2-1-1 CALL CENTER 43 UPWARD BOUND 44 WAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 44 BLUE WATER BEHAVIORAL HEALTH OF WMH 44 WAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CENTER 44-45 WEBER & DEVERS PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES, PC 45 3 LUCE COUNTY A.A., AL-ANON, A.CO.A. & N.A. 46 AMERICAN RED CROSS-LUCE COUNTY CHAPTER 46 ATTORNEYS/JUDGES 46 C.A.U.S.E. 46 CHURCHES 46-47 COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY 47 NEWBERRY EARLY HEADSTART AND HEADSTART 47 COMMUNITY HEALTH ACCESS COALITION 47 CONSOLIDATED COMMUNITY SCHOOL SERVICES 48 DIANE PEPPLER RESOURCE CENTER, INC. 48 RAPE CRISIS PROGRAM 48 STRONG FAMILIES SAFE CHILDREN 48 E.U.P. COMMUNITY DISPUTE RESOLUTION CENTER, INC. 48 E.U.P. EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING CONSORTIUM 48 E.U.P. INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT 48 EARLY ON PART H 48 FRIEND OF THE COURT 48 GIRL SCOUTS OF THE NORTHWESTERN GREAT LAKES, Inc. 48 HELEN NEWBERRY JOY HOSPITAL 48-49 HOUSING COMMISSION 49 INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD SERVICES 49 L.M.A.S. HEALTH DEPARTMENT 49 LAKE AREA TEACHING FAMILY HOME 49 LUCE COUNTY COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE 49 LUCE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES 49 LUCE COUNTY PROBATE/CIRCUIT COURT-FAMILY DIVISION 49 LUCE COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE 50 LUCE COUNTY RESOURCE & RECREATION CENTER 50 M.S.H.D.A. SECTION 8 LOW INCOME RENTAL ASSISTANCE AGENCY 50 MANISTIQUE LAKES FAMILY CLINIC 50 MICHIGAN WORKS 50 PATHWAYS 50 POLICE LISTINGS 50 RUNAWAY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 51 SAULT TRIBE COMMUNITY HEALTH PROGRAM 51 SENIOR HELP LINE 51 SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION 51 TAHQUAMENON AREA SCHOOLS 51 TAHQUAMENON AREA SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER & RESALE SHOP 51 U.P. STRESS CENTER 51 UNITED WAY OF THE EASTERN UPPER PENINSULA 51 VETERANS TRUST FUND COMMITTEE 51 WORKS FIRST 51 4 MACKINAC COUNTY A.C.M.H. ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN’S MENTAL HEALTH 52 ANISHNABEK COMMUNITY & FAMILY SERVICES 52 AMERICAN INDIAN SUBSTANCE ABUSE 52 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 52 ATTORNEYS/JUDGES 52 BRIDGEVIEW APARTMENTS & CHARTER COVE APARTMENTS 52 BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS 53 C.A.U.S.E. 53 CEDAR POST THRIFT SHOP 53 CHILD & FAMILY SERVICE 53 CHILD CARE CENTERS & NURSERY SCHOOLS 53 CHURCHES 53-55 COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY 55 COMMUNITY COORDINATED CHILD CARE-4 C’S 55 COMMUNITY HEALTH ACCESS COALINTION (CHAC) 55 CONSOLIDATED COMMUNITY SCHOOL SERVICES 55 COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE 56 DIANE PEPPLER RESOURCE CENTER 56 RAPE CRISIS PROGRAM 56 STRONG FAMILIES/SAFE CHILDREN 56 E.U.P. COMMUNITY DISPUTE RESOLUTION CENTER, INC. 56 E.U.P. HIAWATHA BEHAVIOR HEALTH 56 E.U.P. INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT 56 GIRLS SCOUTS OF THE NORTHWESTERN GREAT LAKES 56 H.O.M.E. (Housing Opportunities Made Equal) of Mackinac County 56 L.M.A.S. DISTRICT HEALTH DEPARTMENT 56 LEGACY HOUSE 57 M.S.H.D.A. (SECTION 8 LOW INCOME RENTAL ASSISTANCE AGENCY 57 MACK. CO. CHILD PROTECTION ROUND TABLE 57 MACK. CO. DEPT.OF HUMAN SERVICES 57 MACK. CO FRIEND OF THE COURT 57 MACK. CO. HOUSING COMMISSION 57 MACK. CO. HUMAN SERVICES COLLABERATIVE BODY 57 MACK. CO. PROBATE COURT & CIRCUIT COURT FAMILY DIVISION 57-58 MACK. CO. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY 58 MACKINAC ISLAND MEDICAL CENTER 58 MACKINAC ISLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY 58 MACKINAC STRAITS HOSPITAL / MEDICAL BUILDING 58 MICHIGAN WORKS! Satellite Office 58 MSU EXTENSION 58 POLICE/FIRE LISTINGS 59 PUBLIC SCHOOLS 59 SAULT STE. MARIE TRIBE OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS EDUCATION 60 YOUTH EDUCATION ACTIVITIES (YEA) 60 SAULT TRIBE ALIVE YOUTH (Youth Suicide Prevention) 60 SIXTH DISTRICT PROBATE COURT 60 92nd DISTRICT COURT 60 SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION 60 ST. IGNACE AREA HOPE 60 5 ST. IGNACE PUBLIC LIBRARY 60 ST. IGNACE TRIBAL HEALTH CENTER 61 SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM 61 U.P. SENIOR HELP LINE 61 U.P. STRESS CENTER 61 UNITED WAY OF THE EASTERN UPPER PENINSULA 61 VETERANS TRUST FUND & VETERANS COUNSELOR 61 VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION (MICHIGAN) 61 WRAPAROUND 61 WEST END PANTRY & THRIFT SHOP 61 WEST MACKINAC HEALTH CLINIC 61 6 AGENCY: A.C.M.H. ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN’S MENTAL HEALTH ADDRESS: 941 Abbott Road East Lansing, MI 48823 TELEPHONE: (517) 336-7222 or 1-800-782-0883 CONTACT PERSON: Director or Gayle Lanphear Sault Area Coordinator HOURS: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. FEE: None, memberships available Children are eligible for services when they are experiencing or are at risk of emotional or behavioral problems which interfere with a positive self-concept, personality development, and relationship at home, at school or in the community. AGENCY: A NEW LEAF SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES, INC ADDRESS: 605 E. 7th Ave Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783 TELEPHONE: 635-7270 CONTACT PERSON: Lorna Livermore HOURS: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. also by appointment FEE: Call for a quote, some insurances accepted We provide screening, assessment, referrals, and follow-up services. Individual, group, and family counseling is also available. AGENCY: A THERAPY WORLD, LLC ADDRESS: 808 Ashmun St. Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783 TELEPHONE: 632-2273 / Fax: 632-7732 CONTACT PERSON: Jennifer Olmstead Providing a variety of counseling services to children, adolescents, adults, and families. AGENCY: AIDS TASK FORCE OF CHIPPEWA COUNTY AND ALGOMA DISTRICT ADDRESS: 140 W. Spruce St. Sault Ste. Marie MI 49783 TELEPHONE: 635-1566 CONTACT PERSON: Director, Susan Meehan The purpose of this organization is to limit the transmission of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), and advocate for those infected and/or affected by HIV/AIDS. Activities would include, but not limited to, interagency networking; fostering collaboration among service providers; conduct- ing on-going community needs assessment; and various HIV/AIDS related health projects. AGENCY: AL-ANON ADDRESS: None TELEPHONE: 635-5542 (Will supply any information needed) They design this program to help any adult who is a relative or friend of someone with an alcohol problem.
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