Early Head Start - Michigan in East Lansing is dedicated to nurturing the development of pregnant women, infants, and toddlers up to three years old, while offering essential support to their families. Our comprehensive program focuses on early learning, health and developmental screenings, and robust family support services, ensuring that every child has the best possible start in life. By addressing the diverse needs of families during these critical early years, we foster a supportive environment that promotes healthy growth and development, empowering parents and enriching the lives of young children in our community.

At Haslett Food Pantry in East Lansing, MI, we are dedicated to providing essential food assistance to families and individuals facing tough times, including those who are recently unemployed. Our mission is to ensure that no one in our community goes hungry by offering nutritious food options that meet basic dietary needs. We invite anyone in need of emergency food support to visit us and explore our resources designed to help our neighbors manage through challenging situations with compassion and care.

Food Assistance in East Lansing, MI, is dedicated to providing essential food support to the residents of Holt and Delhi Charter Township. Our mission is to ensure that families have access to nutritious food, including fresh produce, meats, dairy products, and even basic toiletries. Our services are designed to meet urgent needs, offering emergency food relief while emphasizing compassion and community connection. To access our food pantry services, residents must schedule an appointment, and we encourage ongoing engagement by requiring recertification at least once a year or whenever personal circumstances change. We are here to help you navigate difficulties and ensure that no one goes hungry in our community.

The Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) at Michigan State University in East Lansing, MI, is dedicated to empowering limited-resource families and caretakers with essential nutrition education. Our program equips individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to make informed decisions about planning, shopping, and preparing nutritious meals for their households. Focused on fostering healthier eating habits, EFNEP targets those responsible for the wellbeing of children, including expectant parents and grandparents, ensuring they have the resources and support necessary for maintaining nutritionally sound diets. We are committed to creating lasting change through practical education that elevates the health and vitality of our communities.

The Williamston Food Bank in East Lansing, MI, is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to families and individuals facing food insecurity. Our mission is to ensure that no one in our community goes hungry, offering emergency food supplies to low-income families, single parents, seniors, disabled veterans, the unemployed, and those who may be working but still struggle to make ends meet. We recognize the urgent needs of our neighbors and strive to support anyone who visits our food pantry seeking help. We invite those in need to reach out for information on our food distribution hours and available resources to assist families in Williamston.

Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) in East Lansing, MI, is dedicated to supporting the health and wellness of pregnant women, new mothers, and their young children through essential food assistance and nutrition education. Our program provides low-income families with access to nutritious foods, breastfeeding support, and vital health care referrals to empower moms and caregivers. We understand the importance of nourishment and guidance during this critical time, which is why we offer a welcoming community where you can receive healthy food choices, nutrition counseling, and a network of resources to help you thrive. At WIC, our mission is to ensure every mother has the support necessary to nourish her family and navigate the challenges of motherhood with confidence.

The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) in East Lansing, MI, proudly serves individuals aged 60 and older who meet specific income eligibility requirements, providing essential food assistance through monthly food packages designed to supplement their nutritional needs. Committed to enhancing the well-being of our seniors, we not only distribute nutritious food but also offer valuable recipe suggestions and nutritional information to empower participants in making healthier choices. Our mission is to ensure that seniors in our community have reliable access to emergency food resources that promote health and vitality.

Higher Ground is a compassionate organization dedicated to supporting youth ages 12 to 17 and their families in East Lansing and surrounding areas, including Ingham, Eaton, and Clinton counties. We offer urgent crisis intervention, non-residential and prevention counseling, and case management to help those in need navigate difficult times. In addition, our temporary housing shelter provides a safe environment while offering valuable resources such as individual counseling focused on personal safety, nutrition, and medication management. Our life skills development programs cover essential topics like communication and employment, as well as specialized support for LGBTQ youth and resources for pregnancy and parenting. With professional staff available 24/7, Higher Ground is ready to provide the help and guidance necessary for youth and families to find their footing and thrive.

Emergency Disaster Services in East Lansing, MI, is dedicated to providing crucial support during times of crisis, ensuring individuals and communities receive the assistance they need to recover and rebuild. Our organization offers a comprehensive range of urgent services, including shelter, food and water, and spiritual support, all tailored to meet the unique challenges posed by each disaster. We focus on disaster preparedness, advocacy for those affected, long-term recovery solutions, identification registration, reconstruction efforts, and financial assistance, making it our mission to stand alongside those in need every step of the way through their recovery journey.

Diabetes Partners in Action Coalition (DPAC) is dedicated to supporting individuals in East Lansing, MI, who are navigating the challenges of diabetes. Our mission is to enhance access to essential resources that encompass mental health support, nutrition education, and health and safety education. We focus on providing vital information and services designed to empower our community in managing diabetes, ensuring that everyone has the tools they need for a healthier life. Through our comprehensive approach, we strive to create an informed and resilient network for those affected by this condition.

Sexton Health Center, located in East Lansing, MI, is a vital resource dedicated to providing comprehensive healthcare services for adolescents aged 10 to 21. Nestled within Sexton High School, we specialize in primary care, including annual physicals, illness treatment, vision and hearing screenings, as well as chronic disease management for conditions like asthma and diabetes. Our compassionate team also offers mental health services, health education, and referrals to community resources, ensuring a holistic approach to adolescent wellness. We prioritize accessibility and inclusivity—no one is turned away due to inability to pay, as we accept all insurances and operate on a sliding scale fee. While we strive to accommodate walk-in patients, especially students, scheduling an appointment is recommended for non-students to minimize wait times. We respect confidentiality, allowing mature minors to access critical services such as STI testing, pregnancy testing, and substance abuse counseling without parental presence. At Sexton Health Center, we are committed to nurturing the health and well-being of our youth community with care and urgency.

The Food Pantry at Our Savior Lutheran Church in East Lansing, MI is dedicated to uplifting low-income individuals and families facing food insecurity. We provide essential food assistance through our compassionate services, offering non-perishable food items, personal care necessities, clothing, household goods, as well as toys and books for children. Understanding the urgent need for access to nutritious food, our mission is to ensure that every household can receive a week's supply of food each month, helping to alleviate hunger and foster a supportive community.

Located in East Lansing, MI, the Psychosocial Rehabilitation Clubhouse offers a warm and welcoming environment for individuals living with mental illness. Our mission is to empower members through various engaging activities including recreation, on-the-job training, job coaching, life skills development, and wellness programs. Here, individuals can form meaningful friendships and gain valuable skills that foster confidence and independence. We invite prospective members to tour our facility and enjoy a complimentary lunch to discover if our clubhouse meets their needs. For those interested in joining, please connect with your case manager for a referral.