Livingston County Human Services

Human Services Collaborative Body

Mission Statement: Ensuring a system of support for members of our community.

Workgroups

Foster Adoption & Kinship Services

Funding Partners

Homeless Continuum of Care

Substance Abuse

Suicide Prevention

Transportation

Youth in Transition

Committees

Community Needs Assessment & Evaluation

Executive

What is the Purpose of the Human Services Collaborative Body (HSCB)?

The Livingston HSCB started in 1989 and was officially recognized as the county Multi-Purpose Collaborative Body by the state and county Board of Commissioners in 1995. Now, referred to as Community Collaboratives by the state, the HSCB is comprised of 26 appointed members that work together to coordinate health and human services across systems. The HSCB also:

• Develops strategies and programs to meet current and future needs.

• Fiscally manages state- funded collaborative initiatives.

• Monitors the effectiveness and efficiency of collaborative projects.

The HSCB does this work through established committees and workgroups which have specific goals and objectives to complete. The HSCB and most workgroups meet monthly and consist of representatives from public and non-profit organizations, business, and interested residents of the county.

To learn more about the work of the HSCB, contact Lindsay Beaudry, 517.546.4126 or lbeaudry@cmhliv.org.

News, Training and Announcements

Newsletter Spring 2011

Newsletter Winter 2011

Newsletter Summer 2011

Newsletter Fall 2011

Senior Needs Assessment Final Report May 2008

HSCB 2010

Livingston County Resource Guide

TRAIN Stop

Training Submission Form

Affiliated Groups and Collaboratives

Senior Needs Assessment

Great Start Livingston

Human Services Collaborative Body Values

We believe the needs of children, adults, and families drive our planning and services.

We believe that collaboration means shared stewardship of community resources for the common good of Livingston County.

We believe that collaboration requires broad community representation.

We believe the HSCB is responsible for developing continuums of services from prevention to treatment.

We believe the HSCB should ensure that community members needing services from multiple agencies receive services as efficiently and effectively as possible by creating systems of care.

We believe that the HSCB should provide a caring community for Livingston County residents by supporting each other’s work.