Oakland Community Health Network

02/17/2026

Oakland Community Health Network provides excellent employment opportunities with competitive salaries and a comprehensive benefit package.

02/17/2026

02/13/2026

OCHN Releases Applications to Participate (ATP): Adult MI and SED. To learn more, select this link: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/publish?EQBCT=91b5b687d16241d692699852ac469245

Adult MI:
OCHN is seeking to directly contract with qualified applicants who can provide Outpatient Mental Health Services to Adults with Mental Illness in Oakland County with all qualifying mental health diagnoses. It is expected that selected applicants will provide the following services to persons in Oakland County in a community-based setting (i.e. people’s home, choice of location). For those providers that do not currently offer all the services below, a workplan with a detailed timeline for scaling to offer the full array of outpatient services will be required.
Psychiatric Services
Case Management Services
Therapy Services
Nursing Services
Intake Assessments
Peer Support Services
Assertive Community Treatment

SED:
OCHN is seeking applications from interested parties in the local community who wish to deliver services and supports in accordance with the service model to children with Serious Emotional Disturbances (“SED”), ages prenatal to 6 years, 6 to 21 years, and their families.

02/12/2026

OCHN was proud to participate in the Call to Solidarity — a collaborative meeting series hosted by agencies across Oakland County focused on addressing the needs of our community. Held this past Monday, the event featured an insightful presentation from Alan Bolter (Community Mental Health Association of Michigan ) on the state of behavioral health in Michigan, along with a strong panel of experts sharing perspectives and solutions, which included Dr. Phillip Knight from , Jordan Irving from , Tradina Taylor from , Kirsten Elliott FROM , and Jessice Zellar and Migel Dalusung from

Thank you to everyone who attended, and a special thank you to the planning committee whose dedication and teamwork made this impactful event possible. Together, we continue building stronger connections and a more supportive community.

02/06/2026

Fentanyl awareness saves lives. Knowing the risks, recognizing overdose signs, and carrying naloxone can make all the difference. Education = prevention. Share the knowledge, support your community, and help keep each other safe.

Check out the Alliance of Coalitions for Healthy Communities Save a Life Naloxone trainings at www.alliancemi.org.

02/04/2026

Read these important things to know about and learn more at this link:https://www.cdc.gov/overdose-prevention/media/pdfs/2024/04/FactSheet-What-you-Need-to-Know-about-Naloxone.pdf

02/03/2026

Join us next week for the Call to Solidarity meeting! This group meets to convene individuals and organizations in with a shared interest to identify solutions for the behavioral health needs of our community members. This includes increasing knowledge of services, breaking down the stigma surrounding , , and . To register, select this link: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=y41EnvEyH0G8Uq-9k-31uLpDbCemS8xFoyX8Dzw0aPpUMjZVTUg2WFRMSVM3WDdETlI2RURROU44QyQlQCNjPTEkJUAjdD1n&route=shorturl

01/31/2026

For more information visit:

https://www.oaklandchn.org/207/Substance-Use-Disorder-Services

01/30/2026

Call the OCHN Crisis Line: 888-238-0611 for immediate support, guidance, and connection to care—24/7.

You don’t have to go through this alone.

01/29/2026

At OCHN, we know that going through a crisis can feel overwhelming. You are not alone. Our Crisis Services are here to help you feel supported, understood, and cared for. We meet you where you are and help you figure out what to do next. Crisis services continue to be available at the Resource & Crisis Center in Pontiac. Call 248-462-6302.

Click here for more information on the crisis transition: https://conta.cc/3NELKOT

At OCHN, we know that going through a crisis can feel overwhelming. You are not alone. Our Crisis Services are here to help you feel supported, understood, and cared for. We meet you where you are and help you figure out what to do next.