Michigan 211

June is National Safety Month, and we’re reminding you that staying safe doesn’t always mean wearing a helmet or checking a smoke detector—sometimes, it means knowing who to call when life gets overwhelming.

Whether you’re facing a crisis or just need a little extra support to keep your household running smoothly, Michigan 211 is your 24/7 connection to local resources.

A high school diploma opens doors to new career paths, higher earning potential and a brighter future. If you’re ready to head back to school but don't know where to begin, Michigan 211 can connect you with local adult education programs, GED prep classes and high school completion resources. For more information, visit https://mi211.org/newcomers.

Getting to work, school, or doctor appointments shouldn't be a struggle.

If you’re facing transportation barriers, Michigan 211 is here to help. From identifying carpool groups to finding local transit programs, we’re your first stop for mobility. For more information, visit: https://mi211.org/transportation.

This Armed Forces Month, we’re proud to highlight our partners at the West Michigan Veterans Coalition and Great Lakes Bay Veterans Coalition. Both organizations are dedicated to connecting veterans, service members and their families in West Michigan to a comprehensive network of support.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms, stepmoms, grandmas and maternal figures across Michigan!

Today we celebrate the love, strength and dedication you pour into our communities every day. We know that being a mom often means being the person everyone else leans on—but remember, you don't have to carry it all alone.

Michigan 211 is here to support you just as you support others.