Macomb County Community Mental Health, guided by the values, strengths and informed choices of the people we serve, provides quality services which promote recovery, community participation, self-sufficiency, and independence.
“… the development of more integrated and efficient policies and services affecting the County’s human services network . . . (and) with the assurance of appropriate service delivery and coordination of services to residents of Macomb County.”
“A County where community services are available and accessible to foster the development of individuals and families.”
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In July of 1990, a group of public agencies within Macomb County formally organized as the Macomb County Human Services Coordinating Body (HSCB). An initial inter-agency service assurance agreement that formalized the Macomb County HSCB was approved by eight member agencies.
The Macomb County HSCB released the Children’s Symposium Report. From this document came the community issues and work group projects.
The state human services directors and the Superintendent of Public Instruction signed a document entitled, “Our Commitment to System Reform for Children and Families.” This paper confirmed their commitment to a collaborative, seamless, locally controlled, family-friendly systems reform.
The Macomb County Human Services Coordinating Body (HSCB) was approved as the Multi-Purpose Collaborative Body (MPCB) for the Macomb County community.
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Due to current COVID-19 restrictions and State of Michigan and CDC guidelines, most services are currently occurring via telehealth. Please contact the Access Center at 855-99-MCCMH to connect with services. Children's Mobile Crisis Services are available for in-person assessments as needed by calling the Crisis Center at 586-307-9100.
