School-Community Health Alliance of Michigan

02/10/2026

During , we want to recognize the difference that Child and Adolescent Health Centers make in communities across Michigan — for both youth and their families!

02/06/2026

🎉 Calling all Michigan Child & Adolescent Health Centers and School-Based/Linked Health Centers! 🎉

It’s School-Based Health Center Awareness Month, and SCHA-MI is inviting centers across the state to participate in our February contests!

📲 Enter by sharing posts, youth stories, and youth-led content — including our Youth Social Takeover contests (Interview + Tour) — for a chance to win prizes that support your students and your health center.

🏆 Prizes include:
🧤 Winter Warmth Packages (hats, gloves, scarves, socks) for centers to distribute to students in need
🎟️ Youth story submissions entered into a drawing for Neutral Zone Conference admission for a Youth Advisory Council

➡️ Contest details, graphics, and instructions are available here:
https://www.scha-mi.org/digital-media/

Let’s amplify youth voice and celebrate the impact of school-based care across Michigan!

02/05/2026

Did you know? For every education dollar spent on Michigan’s Child and Adolescent Health Centers, there is an estimated $3 return. Now that’s money well spent!

02/03/2026

This month, as we celebrate , members of our Youth Advisory Council invite you to “Walk a Mile in My Shoes”. The best way to learn about the impact of Child and Adolescent Health Centers is to hear about it directly from the students they serve!

02/02/2026

01/19/2026

Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King today.

Today, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. A reminder that service, courage, and compassion can change the world. Let’s keep striving for justice and unity. Not just today, but every day.

11/27/2025

Happy holiday weekend, CAHC Network! 💙🎉
As we pause to recharge, all of us at SCHA-MI want to say how truly thankful we are for YOU.

Thank you for being such a supportive, compassionate network of professionals working every day to help Michigan youth stay healthy, safe, and thriving. Your commitment to school-based and school-linked health centers makes a real difference in students’ lives across the state.

We’re also deeply grateful for your advocacy throughout the year — your voices, stories, and leadership help move this work forward. So much of what we accomplished this past year would not have been possible without each and every one of you.

Wishing you a restful, joyful weekend. You deserve it!

10/24/2025

The federal government’s delay of SNAP benefits will place Michiganders at risk of food insecurity and poverty. SNAP, a critical program for families and individuals across Michigan to access food, is the nation’s largest food assistance program and one of the most effective tools to reduce food insecurity.

“The impact of households losing SNAP benefits will be felt around the state,” said Elizabeth Hertel, MDHHS director. We are strongly disappointed by the USDA’s decision to delay this assistance, and in Michigan we will do what we can to help blunt this impact.”

Read more here: https://bit.ly/3L1ObcW.