Check out the December 2017 Issue of ACHC’s Youth Connections Magazine
The ACHC has released its Annual Report for the calendar year 2016. Read about all the progress we’ve made in 2016 and how we’re leveraging that progress to create a 2017 filled with hope.
C&G Newspapers Tiffy Esshaki sits down with ACHC Executive Director Julie Brenner and The Birmingham Community Coalition’s Carol Mastroianni as well as Birmingham Community Coalition’s Youth Action Board President Stephanie Green to discuss the merits of “13 Reasons Why” as a vehicle for driving conversations about mental health issues amount children and family members.
In a new feature for Comcast Newsmakers the ACHC’s own Executive Director Julie Brenner discusses the foundation, goals and operations of the ACHC.
The Oakland Press covers advancements in the Oakland County Sherrif Office’s “Project Medicine Cabinet” including three new prescription disposal sites funded by the ACHC itself.
Oakland County teens are taking a lead role in a countywide initiative to promote good mental health, as well as substance use prevention during a free event from 9:30 a.m. – 2 p.m. Saturday, October 29th at the Emagine Theatre in Royal Oak. “Youth Voices” is being coordinated by the teen collaborative, PEEPS (Peers Educating […]
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