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01/22/2026

Extreme cold has moved into the area again and stretches into next week. Here is the list of area warming shelters from Grand Rapids Area Coalition to End Homelessness to share with the vulnerable people in your life. Call Heart of West Michigan United Way’s 211 for additional help and resources.

01/17/2026

Honored to be in attendance at SAFE Encounters Community Summit today hosted by The National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Clubs (NANBPWC, Inc.) and NAACP Grand Rapids. Looking forward to listening, learning, and sharing about Network180 as a community resource.

01/15/2026

01/06/2026

Network180 is conducting its Community Needs Survey for 2026. We understand that the behavioral health needs of our community manifest themselves in various ways. In order to better understand current needs, we are asking our community partners to share the trends and needs you see in the community related to, or indicative of, a mental health and/or substance use needs.

Thank you in advance for take a few minutes to complete our 4-question survey to help with service planning in 2026: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CNS26N180

All responses are anonymous. We will collect responses until Monday, January 26, 2026.

Anyone requiring assistance to complete this survey can contact Network180 Customer Services at (616) 855-5206.

12/29/2025

It is dangerously cold outside. Please share and check-in on your vulnerable neighbors. Dial 211 for additional help and resources.

11/26/2025

Network180's administrative offices are closed until Monday, December 1 at 8:00 a.m.

Network180 is available 24/7 for help if you are in crisis.
Call (616) 336-3909 or dial/text 988.

Walk-in help is available 24/7 for adults (18+) at the Behavioral Health Crisis Center located at 260 Jefferson Ave. SE, located on the Trinity Health Campus in downtown Grand Rapids.

For people who can’t come to us, our Mobile Crisis team can go to them 24/7 by calling (616) 333-1000. Mobile Crisis services are available for adults and youth.

11/22/2025

Network180 is honored to spend this morning at the International Survivors of Su***de Loss Day Annual Conference held by American Foundation for Su***de Prevention and West Michigan Survivors of Su***de Loss.

If you or someone you care about needs help, call (616) 336-3909, or dial/text 988. Network180 Crisis Services are available 24/7.
https://www.network180.org/crisis

11/19/2025

Network180 is happy to be a part of the Corewell Health Grand Rapids Hospitals Community Resource Fair taking place at The Rapid Central Station today from 12:00p-3:00p, located at 250 Caesar E Chavez Ave SW.

11/11/2025

In observance of Veterans Day, Network180’s administrative offices are closed on Tuesday, November 11. We return to regular hours on Wednesday at 8:00 a.m.

Our crisis services are available 24/7 to anyone needing help.

Call (616) 336-3909 or dial/text 988.

Walk-in help is available 24/7 for adults (18+) at the Behavioral Health Crisis Center located at 260 Jefferson Ave. SE, located on the Trinity Health Campus in downtown Grand Rapids.

For people who can’t come to us, our Mobile Crisis team can go to them 24/7 by calling (616) 333-1000. Mobile Crisis services are available for adults and youth.

10/27/2025

Network180's Public Hearing on Services for FY2026 is on Monday, November 3, at 4:45 p.m. If you receive services through Network180, received services in the past, or you’rea caregiver, guardian, advocate, friend, or community member, please join us toshare your thoughts about the services available through Network180.

The meeting is in-person and virtual.

Follow the link for meeting details: https://www.network180.org/articles/network180-public-hearing-on-services

10/24/2025

Please see important information below from Heart of West Michigan United Way about food assistance or call 211.

Thank you to the Kent County Food Policy Council for sharing valuable information regarding the pause in SNAP benefits.

WHAT THIS GAP MEANS FOR SNAP RECIPIENTS:
If you currently have funds on your EBT card, you can continue using them; however, unused benefits over 9 months old will be eliminated from the available balance
MDDHS will continue processing applications, renewals, and case changes.
Check MI Bridges for updates that will be posted there as things change.

NEED FOOD NOW:
Dial 2-1-1 or visit Find Help - Michigan 2-1-1 for free, confidential assistance and referrals to local food programs and support services.
Visit Feeding America West Michigan for a list of pantries and mobile pantries in your area.

See links in comments for available resources.