In a land as vast as the UP, getting help and resources for addiction can prove to be difficult. Local leaders are are working to define these difficulties as well as potential solutions to resolve them and make access to services less demanding.
Check out the rest of the article, including a segment from GLRC’s CEO, Greg Toutant, here.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has awarded 17 grants in an effort to reduce overdose deaths in Michigan. The […]
On Tuesday August 8, Sen. Debbie Stabenow visited GLRC’s site for the upcoming John Kivela Center, the newest behavioral health campus, to […]
As part of her multi-day tour across the Upper Peninsula to discuss behavioral health care in regional areas, Senator Debbie Stabenow visited […]
According to a new report by United Health Foundation, Michigan women have higher mental health concerns than the national average. Local health […]
