Services
Anger Management
The Anger Management program provides individual and group counseling to youth and adults who have exhibited inappropriate behavior.
This includes youth who've been involved in incidents at school or in the community
as well as adults who've been involved in domestic violence and/or other violent behavior.
This program has experienced significant growth in recent years.
Community Partners Program
This program provides intensive case management services to at risk families and their children
who are referred by the Michigan Department of Human Services (DHS) formerly FIA.
Family Counseling
The Family Counseling program provides family-centered therapy for individuals, couples, and families who are having difficulties coping with a wide variety of issues. Among the many problems addressed are marital dysfunction, parent-child problems, school issues, child abuse, depression, and anxiety.
Head Start
CCMC's Head Start Pogram provides comprehensive services throughout Monroe County to 353 eligible children ages 3 to 5 years. Head Start, which is a U.S. Dept of Health & Human Services program, embraces a comprehensive vision of health for children, families and staff. Head Start's health services ensure that through collaboration among families, staff and health professionals all child health and development concerns are identified, and children and families are linked to an ongoing source of continuous, accessible care to meet their basic health needs. Head Start's education services provide children with a safe, nurturing, engaging, enjoyable, and secure learning environment in order to help them gain the awareness, skills, and confidence necessary to succeed in their present environment and to deal with later responsibilities in school and in life. Head Start classrooms operate in seven locations throughout Monroe County.
Older Adult Services
This program serves adults ages 60 and over and their families. Most of the services are provided on an in-home basis designed to reach low-income seniors who are socially or geographically isolated, frail or otherwise homebound. This program also provides support services for the caregivers of the frail elderly. Additionally, this program provides education services and programs at seniors centers, congregate living facilities, church groups, and senior groups.
Parent Education
Provides parenting education to parents in a variety of settings including schools, libraries, adult education centers, childcare facilities, and churches.
Substance Abuse
Clients who have issues related to drug or alcohol abuse may be seen in this program; their family members are also encouraged to seek assistance.
Both group and individual services are available for youth, adults, and seniors (55 and over).
Youth Development
The Youth Development progam is designed to provide targeted outreach to those children at greatest risk of long term
social, emotional, educational, legal and family problems. Addressing issues that include anger management and bullying,
the program provides services during school, after school, and evenings to educate and support at risk youth and their families.