Lenawee Community Mental Health Authority

11/07/2025

Project Connect is coming up this Wednesday! Take this opportunity to learn about services and opportunities available in Lenawee County!

Mark your calendars! 📆
Project Connect will be at the Lenawee County Fair and Event Grounds on Wednesday, November 12 from 10 AM - 2 PM

11/06/2025

November is Homelessness Awareness Month, a time to focus on the difficulties faced by people without homes. Homelessness is a widespread problem affecting millions worldwide. It can happen due to various reasons. As of January 2024, over 770,000 people are experiencing homelessness on any given night in the U.S.

11/03/2025

Lenawee Community Mental Health Authority is hosting another FREE Mental Health First Aid Training on December 10th!

Mental Health First Aid helps people notice when someone might be facing mental health issues and teaches them how to offer basic support. This program is for everyone and helps build confidence to stay calm and provide helpful assistance during tough times, without needing to be an expert.

Contact Brooke Habay at bhabay@lcmha.org to register

10/24/2025

Senator Stabenow and Representative Rheingans recently spoke at a press conference in opposition to MDHHS bid out proposal. This proposal could privatize public mental health care in the State of Michigan, a move that could strip local funding, local oversight, and care from thousands of vulnerable people.

Tell your legislators how the decisions they make impact your local community: https://cmham.org/advocacy/take-action-now/

10/23/2025

⭐ September Rising Star ⭐

Each month staff are nominated by their name being placed on the Star Board along with comments about some of the amazing work they are doing. At the end of the month a monthly winner is drawn from the list of nominees.

Congratulations to September's Rising Star Winner: Shaylyn Eggleston!

What Shaylyn likes about working at LCMHA:

"I love working at LCMHA because the agency provides me opportunity for growth in my career as a social worker. Additionally, I love that I am accepted for who I am and I am able to be myself. I feel welcomed, and I am able to purse my passion with ample support from my team and other agency staff!"

What Shaylyn's coworkers said about her:

“Your dedication to the consumers and their positive outcomes is inspiring!” “Shaylyn did an amazing job with putting together a letter writing party to advocate for our consumers!”

A Fun Fact:

"I am able to make balloon animals!"

Shaylyn, thank you for your hard work and dedication to serving our consumers!

10/22/2025

Drug Take-Back Day is this Saturday! Safely dispose of your unused, unwanted, or expired medication, including sharps!

10/10/2025

LCMHA will be closing at 2pm on Monday, October 13th for a building training and will reopen at 8:30am on Tuesday, October 14th. Crisis services will still be available by phone by calling 517-263-8905.

The Lenawee County Human Services Building, located at 1040 S. Winter Street in Adrian, will be closing early at 2:00 PM on Monday, October 13, 2025 to allow staff to participate in important security training.

Regular business hours will resume on Tuesday, October 14, 2025. We appreciate your understanding as we take these proactive steps to ensure the safety and preparedness of our staff and the community we serve.

10/09/2025

Join Us for a Community Roundtable on Substance Use and Older Adults

LCMHA invites community members to participate in an important roundtable event aimed at gathering insights on the challenges faced by older adults (ages 55 and up) regarding substance use.

This open event welcomes anyone in the community to share their personal experiences and stories. Our discussion will focus on identifying recent system changes and the unique challenges within our community that may be contributing to the rise in substance use and overdose among this demographic.

For more information or inquiries, please reach out via email at mwidmer@lcmha.org.

10/08/2025

Drug Take-Back day is almost here! Take your unwanted, unused or expired medications to Promedica Hickman Hospital on October 25th!

10/06/2025

🍂 As the crisp air rolls in and the colors of Fall surround us, we’re taking a moment at Lenawee Community Mental Health Authority to celebrate something truly special—our amazing team.

This season, we're honoring staff who are marking work anniversaries with us. Their dedication, heart, and years of service have helped shape the care we provide and the lives we touch. 💛

At LCMHA, it's people like them who make our mission possible—season after season. Thank you for growing with us and for everything you do for our community. 🍁

09/24/2025

Two new Narcan Newspaper boxes have arrived in Lenawee County! These boxes can be found outside the Thrifty Hippie in Hudson and Mike's Pharmacy in Morenci. These are the first Narcan boxes in Lenawee County that can be accessed 24/7. Each kit comes with two doses of Narcan and instructions. Thank you to Jean at the Thrifty Hippie for this great picture!

If you can't make it out to one of these locations, here are a few other places you can get Narcan for free during regular business hours:

Adrian District Library - 143 E. Maumee St
Lenawee County Health Department - 1040 S. Winter St Ste. 2328
Lenawee County Sheriff's Office - 405 N Winter St.

09/18/2025

"The world is better because you're in it. Never forget that consumers make a difference. Walk a mile in our shoes!"

LCMHA staff, consumers, and community members came together with other advocates from all over the state to make their voices heard at the State Capitol yesterday! The annual Walk A Mile event gathers more than a thousand people who care about mental health. They come together to raise awareness and support a strong and safe public behavioral healthcare system. This event is important because it helps everyone understand, including legislators, how crucial mental health is and why we need to take care of it.

Even though this year's rally is over, you can still reach out to your legislators to let them know how important the public mental health system. Visit: https://cmham.org/advocacy/take-action-now/