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Since 1997, Community Health Services aligns community-based programs and services with Michigan Med

08/10/2026

For this month, we'd like to cover the Regional Alliance for Healthy Schools (RAHS)!

RAHS provides comprehensive school-based healthcare for youth ages 21 and younger. From annual and sports physicals to immunizations, behavioral health services, vision care, and connections to community resources, our team helps remove barriers so youth and adolescents can thrive—in school and in life.

With 16 school-based health centers and a mobile vision and dental unit serving Genesee, Jackson, Washtenaw, and Wayne counties, quality healthcare is never far away. Best of all, adolescents do not need to attend a school with a RAHS health center to receive care, and services are available regardless of insurance status or ability to pay.

08/07/2026

Michigan Medicine Lodging's Dog Days of Summer went FANTASTIC last month! It was a carnival style event that gave Michigan Medicine staff, patients, and families to meet therapy dogs and even complete at dunking David Miller! Thank you to everyone that helped make this event a success!

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08/05/2026

Thanks to grant support from CHS, Ann Arbor Meals on Wheels is thrilled to be in its third year of offering summer produce boxes to clients who are at nutritional risk or don’t have other access to fruits and vegetables outside of their regular AAMOW deliveries. AAMOW is partnering once again with The Farm at Trinity Health Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti Meals on Wheels, and JFS of Washtenaw County to provide fresh, local produce for 60 AAMOW client households (in addition to 60 YMOW and 15 JFS clients) from July-October. The first produce boxes were delivered to clients with their regular meal deliveries on July 1, and there is already a lot of excitement! Boxes will be delivered to clients every two weeks and contain 5-8 fruits and vegetables that are easy to eat/prepare.

08/03/2026

CHS's Volunteer Services team would like to thank Dr. David Miller, Julie Ishak, Tony Denton, and Dr. Paul Lee and their teams for taking the time to visit the department and engage with staff and volunteers. Their presence and genuine interest in our work were greatly appreciated. Their engagement reinforced the value of our volunteers' contributions and affirmed the meaningful role Volunteer Services plays in advancing the mission of Michigan Medicine. This leadership continues to foster an environment where our department can thrive and where individuals are inspired to give so generously of their time in service to our patients, families, and community.

07/29/2026

Exciting things are happening at CHS's FRIENDS Gift Shops! As construction begins to wrap up, FRIENDS’ dedicated staff and volunteers are gearing up for the next big step – resetting and moving in merchandise. This has been a major project, and they sincerely appreciate your flexibility and patience throughout the process. FRIENDS is looking forward to better serving our community and can’t wait to share their refreshed space!

07/27/2026

Ann Arbor Meals on Wheels director, Courtney, was recently interviewed by David Fair on WEMU 89.1 about the work of Ann Arbor Meals on Wheels and the Big Hearts for Seniors event.

“I speak often with a lot of passion and care for the older adults in our community and think we are so fortunate that we get to live in a place that has been shaped by the hands and the contributions and the minds and the dedication and commitment of so many older adults in our community who we now have the privilege of serving and providing really good support for. And we want to be able to continue doing that.”

To hear/read the full interview, click the link in the comments!

07/26/2026

At the Adolescent Health Initiative’s upcoming Conference on Adolescent Health, they're offering something brand new to attendees. The AMPLIFY Youth Art Exhibition empowers young people to use art to transform the landscape of adolescent health.

More than just an art exhibit, AMPLIFY provides artists a stipend and guidance from a youth art consultant to help transform their ideas and experiences of health care into finished works of art. At the Conference’s Awards & Reception, AMPLIFY will create a space for dialogue – connecting health care professionals nationwide with the youth they serve and opening new pathways for understanding, collaboration, and change. After the Conference, the exhibit will tour to three different locations in southeast Michigan to engage with the community directly!

The AHI artists are working hard for their debut during the Conference, November 6-7 at Huntington Place in Detroit, MI. For more information on the Conference and AMPLIFY, visit MichMed.org/AHIConference

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Logo for the AMPLIFY Youth Art Exhibition, showing a hand holding a megaphone with black lightning coming out. A photo of a young artist painting on an easel. AHI’s logo.

07/23/2026

Recently, the Adolescent Health Initiative brought smiles and swag to ViewFest, the world’s largest mental health festival. On a sunny day at the Detroit Zoo, AHI’s Training & Outreach Program Manager, Aubrey Huff (she/her), and Training & Outreach Coordinator, Isabelle Birt (she/her), engaged attendees by asking “What makes you feel happy?”

For all the updates on AHI’s programs, resources, and upcoming events, sign up for their biweekly newsletter by clicking the link in the comments!

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IMAGE 1 shows a decorated table with AHI swag and a poster that says What makes you feel happy? surrounded by sticky notes with responses. Behind the table is Isabelle, who describes herself as having pale skin, brown eyes, dark brown hair, and wide-rimmed glasses.
IMAGE 2 shows a polar bear mascot wearing a flower crown, posing with Aubrey, who describes herself as having white skin, blue eyes, long brown hair, and dimples.
IMAGE 3 shows Isabelle behind the table, talking to two attendees wearing flower crowns.

07/20/2026

Introducing the Adolescent Health Initiative (AHI)! As part of Community Health Services, AHI works to transform the health care landscape to optimize adolescent health and well-being through practice improvement, education, research, and youth and community engagement. They also work with their youth advisory council, REACH, to ensure that youth voice is at the center of everything they do.

Click in the comments to learn more about AHI!

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A photo of the AHI team smiling and posing in front of a glass building on a sunny day. Blue and green text reads What is the Adolescent Health Initiative? A logo for University of Michigan Health, Michigan Medicine.

07/17/2026

CHS's Regional Alliance for Healthy Schools participated in Advocacy Day, partnering with RAHS YACs and legislators in Lansing to highlight the impact of school-based health centers in our communities. RAHS health centers also are providing sports physicals to help youth prepare for a safe and healthy summer and fall athletic season.

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3621 S. State Street
Ann Arbor, MI
48108

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http://www.michmed.org/chs

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