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ACMH Launches New Fundraising Campaign to Support Michigan’s Youth Mental Health

December 28, 2024 by Leave a Comment

We’re excited to launch our fundraising campaign—and we need you to be part of the change. Your support helps strengthen mental health resources for children and families across Michigan. Together, we can ensure every family has access to the support, services, and community they need to thrive.

Why This Campaign Is Important

Mental health challenges affect countless children and families in Michigan. Many families struggle to find the services, support, and resources they need to address emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges. This fundraising campaign is our chance to strengthen these services and support systems, ensuring that every child and family has access to mental health care that is accessible, affordable, and tailored to their unique needs.

By supporting ACMH, you’re contributing to a future where mental health support is available in schools, communities, and homes—where families receive timely support, and children have the chance to succeed at school, at home, and in their communities.

A New Look, Same Commitment

We’re unveiling a fresh, new look that reflects the vibrant, life-changing work we do every day. Our new visual identity symbolizes our commitment to hope, transformation, and community resilience. While our look is evolving, our dedication to empowering families, strengthening communities, and ensuring every child’s mental health needs are met remains unchanged.

ACMH continues to stand for family-driven, youth-guided, and community-based mental health support. We’re committed to creating a community where families are equal partners in their children’s mental health care, where youth have a voice in shaping their mental health journey, and where services are accessible in every community across Michigan.

The Impact of Your Support

Your support is the foundation of everything we do. When you donate, share, or spread the word, you’re directly contributing to vital initiatives that make a real difference:

  • Parent-to-Parent Support: Connecting families with others who have lived experiences, fostering understanding and resilience.
  • Education, Networking, and Leadership Opportunities: Helping families and professionals collaborate more effectively to support children’s mental health.
  • Advocacy Efforts: Ensuring that family voices shape policies, funding, and services.
  • Youth Involvement Programs: Empowering young people to actively participate in their mental health journey and support others.

Every donation fuels programs that provide hope, healing, and a strong community network. With your help, we can continue advocating for better services, creating new support opportunities, and empowering families to get the mental health care they deserve.

Donate Now

Your support is more than a donation—it’s a commitment to hope, resilience, and a brighter future for Michigan families. Let’s work together to create a community where mental health support is accessible, inclusive, and empowering for every child and every family.

Thank you for being a part of this mission. Together, we can make real change.

Sincerely,

ACMH Family

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  • Get Help
    • Accessing Mental Health Services For My Child
    • Understanding my Child’s Mental Health Challenges
    • Collaborating with the Professionals Working with My Family
    • Supporting Student Mental Health
    • Navigating
      • Problems at School
      • Navigating the Juvenile Justice System
      • Navigating the Child Welfare System
      • The Mental Health System
    • Finding Resources for Housing, Employment, Childcare, Healthcare and Other Family Supports such as SSI/SSDI
      • Housing
      • Employment
      • Childcare
      • Free or Low Cost Medications
      • Health Care Coverage
    • Military Family Support
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Get Information
    • Children’s Mental Health 101
      • I Am Worried About My Child’s Mental Health
      • Possible Red Flags
      • Who can help
      • How to Access Mental Health Services and Supports
      • I Just Found Out My Child Has a Mental Health Disorder
      • Common Diagnosis
      • Treatments & Supports
      • Questions to Ask About Treatment
      • How to be Actively Involved in Your Child’s Treatment
      • What to Expect
      • When Accessing Mental Health Services Using Public Mental Health
      • When Accessing Mental Health Services Using Private Insurance
      • What to Expect if Your Child is in Crisis
      • Mental Health by Age & Stage
      • Additional Children’s Mental Health Resources
    • Ask the Expert
    • ACMH Projects
      • Parent Support Partner
      • Youth Peer Support
      • Family Action Partnership
      • Statewide Family Network
      • Other Projects & Collaborations
    • For Community Agencies
    • Child and Family Services
      • Public Mental Health
      • Juvenile Justice
      • Child Welfare
      • Education
    • Training Opportunities & Calendar
      • ACMH Trainings
      • Community Partner Trainings
      • Youth Mental Health First Aid
      • Youth Peer Support Project
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  • Home
  • About
    • Meet the ACMH Staff
    • ACMH Board of Directors
    • ACMH Job Opportunities
    • ACMH Annual Reports
  • Get Help
    • Accessing Mental Health Services For My Child
    • Understanding my Child’s Mental Health Challenges
    • Collaborating with the Professionals Working with My Family
    • Supporting Student Mental Health
    • Navigating
      • Problems at School
      • Navigating the Juvenile Justice System
      • Navigating the Child Welfare System
      • The Mental Health System
    • Finding Resources for Housing, Employment, Childcare, Healthcare and Other Family Supports such as SSI/SSDI
      • Housing
      • Employment
      • Childcare
      • Free or Low Cost Medications
      • Health Care Coverage
    • Military Family Support
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Get Information
    • Children’s Mental Health 101
      • I Am Worried About My Child’s Mental Health
      • Possible Red Flags
      • Who can help
      • How to Access Mental Health Services and Supports
      • I Just Found Out My Child Has a Mental Health Disorder
      • Common Diagnosis
      • Treatments & Supports
      • Questions to Ask About Treatment
      • How to be Actively Involved in Your Child’s Treatment
      • What to Expect
      • When Accessing Mental Health Services Using Public Mental Health
      • When Accessing Mental Health Services Using Private Insurance
      • What to Expect if Your Child is in Crisis
      • Mental Health by Age & Stage
      • Additional Children’s Mental Health Resources
    • Ask the Expert
    • ACMH Projects
      • Parent Support Partner
      • Youth Peer Support
      • Family Action Partnership
      • Statewide Family Network
      • Other Projects & Collaborations
    • For Community Agencies
    • Child and Family Services
      • Public Mental Health
      • Juvenile Justice
      • Child Welfare
      • Education
    • Training Opportunities & Calendar
      • ACMH Trainings
      • Community Partner Trainings
      • Youth Mental Health First Aid
      • Youth Peer Support Project
      • Webinars
      • Parent Support Partner (PSP) Training Calendar
      • ACMH Staff Portal
  • Get Support
    • Support for You
    • Family Stories
    • The Manual
    • Online Discussions
    • Find Support in Your Local Community
    • Help To Create a Local Parent Support Group
  • Get Involved
    • Family Leadership Opportunities
    • ACMH Statewide Parent Advisory Committee (PAC)
    • Your Voice Matters: Family Advocacy in Children’s Mental Health
      • Family Driven
      • Youth Guided
    • Share Your Story
    • Advocacy 101
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