Tri-County Wellness Resources
Health
Is anyone in your household experiencing health-related issues (COVID-19 or otherwise)?
Centers for Disease Control and PreventionBarry Eaton District Health DepartmentIngham Health Department: Ingham County Health Department Hotline: 517-887-4517Mid-Michigan District Health Department (Clinton County)Eaton Rapids Medical CenterMcLaren Greater LansingSparrow Hospital LansingSparrow Eaton HospitalSparrow Clinton Hospital
How to protect yourself from COVID-19:
Centers for Disease Control and PreventionState of MichiganCOVID-19 Preparation Checklist
Where to get a COVID-19 test:
Frequently Asked COVID-19 Health Questions
State of MichiganCenters for Disease Control and Prevention
Is your household dealing with the loss of a family member?
Supporting Grieving Children and TeensEle’s Place COVID-19 Resources for Children and TeensNational Alliance for Grieving Children: Responding to Change and Loss Toolkit
Do you need help talking to kids about COVID-19?
Child Mind Institute: Talking to Kids About the CoronavirusU of M: Talking to Kids about CoronavirusLego Social Story about CoronavirusExplaining Coronavirus to Kids with AutismHelping Children Cope from Changes Related to COVID-19
Is anyone in your home in need of mental health supports?
If you are thinking about harming yourself, please get help now and call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline available 24/7. 1-800-273-8255SAMSHA Disaster Distress Helpline FREE 24/7 counseling & support: 1-800-985-5990 or text TalkWithUs to 66746Clinton Eaton Ingham Community Mental Health 24/7 Crisis Line: Toll Free: 800-372-8460 Local: 517-346-8460 TTY: 517-267-7623CEI-CMH has also developed a COVID-19 Support Line: Monday-Friday, from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm. Call (517) 237-7100.National Domestic Violence Hotline: Call 1-800-799-7233 and TTY 1-800-787-3224Mental Health and Coping During COVID-19Tips for Supporting Student Wellness at Home During COVID-19
Is anyone in your house struggling with stress or anxiety?
Mind Yeti for ChildrenFree Headspace AppSmiling Mind Free AppMindful.org Anxiety Workbook for TeensClinton Eaton Ingham Community Mental Health
Do you need help supporting a student with autism?
CEI Community Mental Health Autism ServicesThe Autism EducatorOnline toolkit for those supporting a student with autism during COVID-19
Family Support
Are you, or other family members in your household, working remotely while also providing care for your children?
The Capital Area United Way Emergency Relief Fund: please dial 2-1-1 (or 866-561-2500) MI Bridges - Child Development and Care
Food Assistance
Is your family in need of food assistance?
State Food Assistance and Double Up Food Bucks have adapted to greater purchasing capacity per visit needed during the pandemic.
Free lunch programs are still available through many schools. Contact your local food service provider at your school.
Contact food pantries to see updated opening/closings and policies before going.
State Food Assistance - MI BridgesDouble Up Food BucksSummer Food Service ProgramsCapital Area Community ServicesGreater Lansing Food Bank - CoronavirusEaton County Food PantriesIngham County Food Banks and ResourcesClinton County Food PantriesSummer Food Service Programs
Eaton County Grocery Delivery for those at high risk: Call 517-543-5261 to set up a delivery.Clinton Transit is offering grocery delivery to seniors and people with disabilities. Call 989-224-8127 to set up a deliveryYMCA Healthy Living Mobile Kitchen Bus
Transportation
Does anyone in your home need public transportation?
Capital Area Transportation Authority (CATA): In Ingham County, CATA offers free demand-response service for the community’s most vulnerable populations, as well as its essential workforce. Fixed route bus service is suspended. Riders should wear a mask. Call 517-999-2549 to schedule essential rides.
EATRAN: Call 517-543-4087 to schedule rides. EATRAN is providing rides to and from medical appointments, pre-scheduled grocery pick-ups from participating Eaton County grocery stores, and Meals on Wheels delivery services.
Clinton Transit: In Clinton County, Clinton Transit is offering rides to grocery stores and other essential functions. Call 989-224-8127 to schedule rides.
Financial Assistance
Is your household experiencing financial difficulty as a result of COVID-19?
MI Bridges - Cash Assistance, State Emergency Relief and Healthcare CoverageCapital Area Community ServicesNeed help paying bills - Clinton CountyNeed help paying bills - Eaton CountyNeed help paying bills - Ingham CountyMichigan 211 by phone at 2-1-1 Michigan UnemploymentMid-Michigan Housing Services for Eaton and Clinton CountiesMichigan State Housing Development AuthorityConsumers Energy COVID-19 Response PlanCity of Lansing COVID-19 Finances
City of Lansing Foreclosure Assistance: Call Joseph McDonald at 517-275-2376 or email him at: joseph.mcdonald@lansingmi.gov
Is your family in need of internet services or relief from potential disconnection of communications services?
Comcast Internet EssentialsAT&T FreeKeep Americans Connected Information
Seniors
Senior Services
Tri-County Office on Aging COVID-19 ResponseMeals on Wheels
State and Local COVID-19 Comprehensive Resource Guides
Greater Lansing Area COVID-19 Resource Guide from Peckham
Michigan COVID-19 Pandemic Resource Guide from U of MState of Michigan COVID-19 Resources
Resource sheet created in partnership with:
Mid-State Health Network, Eaton County Substance Awareness Advisory Group, Clinton Substance Awareness Prevention Coalition, Ingham Substance Awareness & Prevention, Children's Trust Fund, Eaton RESA
Special thanks to Lapeer County ISD, Peckham and University of Michigan for the resource guides they created, which were used as the foundation for our COVID19 Tri-County Wellness Checklist. Many hands make light work.