*211 (database of area resources)

Adoption

 

ADULT FOSTER CARE HOMES

  • Bode’s Adult Foster Care: (For Senior Citizens) 1.800.805.3621
  • Serenity Home: (for people with disabilities) 231.745.7374
  • VA Independent Living Services:
    • Ramps and other accessibility items: 800.827.1000
    • For people with special needs: 616.247.7861

 

ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION

 

APARTMENTS (Income Based)

 

BIRTH, DEATH, MARRIAGE, & DIVORCE CERTIFICATE

CAR REPAIR

CARE GIVERS SUPPORT GROUP

  • Fremont Area Caregiver Support Group: (first Monday of the month at 7pm – 8:30pm) 231.267.6119
  • Fremont Library Community Room: 104 E. Main Street, Fremont, MI

 

CELLPHONE ASSISTANCE (Free phone/minutes)

 

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

 

CLOTHING

 

COUNSELING SERVICES

  • Youth Ministry Counseling: Erin Duba: 231.335.7201
  • The Hope Project: (sex trafficking specifically) 231.787.2922

 

DAYCARE (free or low cost)

 

DENTAL (Medicaid accepted, sliding scale fee for those uninsured)

 

DIABETES

 

DISABILITIES RESOURCES AND WORK OPPORTUNITIES

 

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE / SEXUAL ASSULT / HUMAN TRAFFICKING / SEX TRAFFICKING
 

DRIVER’S LICENSE / STATE ID

EARLY EDUCATION / PRE-SCHOOL

 

EMPLOYMENT

 

EYE EXAMS

 

FAMILY RESOURCES

 

FOOD RESOURCES AND ASSISTANCE

 

FOSTER CARE

 

GED/HSD Assistance

 

GRIEF SUPPORT GROUPS

  • Grief Share: (find grief support groups near you) 800.395.5755

 

HEALTH INSURANCE ENROLLMENT (government plans, non-medicaid/medicare)
 
HEALTHCARE
 
 

HOME REPAIR

 
 

HOMELESSNESS (See “Shelters” for more resources)

 

HOTELS (Weekly Rate Discounts)

  • Oakridge: 231.652.1288
  • M-37 Motel: 231.652.6222

 

IMMIGRANT RESOURCES

 

LEGAL SERVICES

*For Personal Protection Orders please refer to WISE, Every Woman’s Place or COVE

 

MEDICAID/MEDICARE ASSISTANCE

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT LOANS (free)

 

MEDICAL RIDES

 

MEDICATION DISPOSAL

  • Any local police station
  • Hometown Pharmacy (Newaygo)
  • Newaygo County Commission on Aging
  • Family Health Care (Grant)

 

MENTAL HEALTH

 

MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT GROUPS

  • ASD/Asperger’s Empowerment Group: (Wednesdays at 1pm) 5 E. Main Street, Fremont MI, 231.924.3901
  • Postpartum Depression Support Group: Spectrum Health: 616.391.1771
  • Depressive/Bipolar Support Group: (Tuesdays at 5pm) 5 E. Main Street, Fremont MI, 231.924.3901
  • Dual Diagnosis Support Group: (Sundays at 4pm, Alcoholics Only) St. Johns Episcopal Church, 124 S Sullivan Ave, Fremont MI
  • Survivors of Suicide Support Group: (First Wed of the month, 6pm) Vera’s House, 18 Justice Street, Newaygo MI
  • Schizophrenic Anonymous Empowerment Group: (Weds at 4pm & Sun at 7pm)  5 E Main Street, Fremont MI, 231.924.3901

 

PREGNANCY & INFANT RESOURCES

 

PRESCRIPTION PAYMENT ASSISTANCE

 

RAMP MINISTRY

 

RE-ENTRY MINISTRY (For people recently incarcerated)

  • Fresh Coast Alliance: 231.286.1992
  • RISE Men and Women’s Bible Study: Mark Sands- 231.245.1805
    • Tuesdays from 6:00pm to 8:00pm
    • Faith Bible Church
      • Address: 113 S. State St. White Cloud, MI 49349

 

RENTAL/MORTGAGE ASSISTANCE

 

RESPITE CARE

 

SCHOOL SUPPLIES

 

SENIOR RESOURCES

      • Senior Resource and Community Center
        • 93 S. Gibbs, White Cloud, MI 49349
        • Monday’s & Wednesday’s: 10am-11am

 

SHELTERS

 

SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS

 

SOCIAL SECURITY CARD

 

SPECIAL EDUCATION RESOURCES

 

STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS

 

SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER RECOVERY MEETINGS

  • Celebrate Recovery: Every Monday 6:30pm-8:30pm at:
    • Inspire Church
      • 918 Garden Avenue, Fremont Mi
  • Fremont Christian Reformed Church: Open AA Mond & Tues 12pm, Thurs & Fri 7 pm, Sat 11am
    • 10 E. Elm Street, Fremont MI
  • Croton Township Hall: Open AA Sunday at 7pm
    • 833 Division, Newaygo MI
  • Pathways at Resonate Church: Thursday at 6pm
    • 302 E. 68th Street, Newaygo MI
    • 616.366.3131
  • Newaygo Congregational Church of Christ: NA Meetings, Tues at 7pm & Wed 12pm
    • 432 Quarterline St., Newaygo, MI 49337

 

SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT CENTERS/HOMES

Hope Not Handcuffs: A person struggling with any substance use disorder can come to any of the participating police agencies and ask for help. They will be greeted with support, compassion, and respect. If accepted into the program, the individual will be guided through a brief intake process to ensure proper treatment placement.

 

TAX PREPERATION

 

TAX RELIEF

 

TRANSITIONAL HOUSING

 

TRANSFORMATIONAL MINISTRIES (singles, couples, families)

 

TRANSPORTATION

 

UTILITIES ASSISTANCE (Including weatherization)

 

VETERAN SERVICES

 

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES FOR SENIORS

 

WELL & SEPTIC

 

YOUTH SERVICES

  • FOR HOMELESS YOUTH WHO NEED HELP GETTING TO/FROM SCHOOL:
    • McKinney Vento: 231.652.2100 ext. 8453
    • Grant: Deb Miller: 231.834.7382 ext. 104
    • Newaygo: Adam DeShano: 231.652.2100
    • White Cloud: Melissa Bedell: 231.689.1707
    • Fremont: Tracy Sanchez: 231.924.7441 ext. 8241