Blue Ribbon Coalition
On Monday, Jan. 31, the Alliance was one of 178 community coalitions honored during a graduation ceremony at CADCA’s (Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America) 32nd Annual National Leadership Forum. We received the CADCA Graduate Academy Certificate and were an inaugural recipient of the CADCA Blue Ribbon Coalition credential. Full story here
Did You Know?
We receive government grants, but are not a government entity.
The Alliance is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. This means that we exist to serve the community and that we can accept donations for doing so.

Did you know that sponsors, donors, partners, and other funders make it possible for us to create new programs, serve new audiences and expand our work? Some of these programs include Resolve and ReNEWed. Make a gift today.

Job Opportunity
RECOVERY SUPPORT ASSISTANT NEEDED
Works directly with Recovery Support Team Leads to implement Narcan trainings and recovery support events across Oakland County. Assists with the implementation of programs in keeping with the prevention plans and the priorities directed by the Alliance of Coalitions for Healthy Communities. 40 Hours Per Week, Salaried Position. Benefits. Apply through Indeed.
Oakland Together Expands Middle School Program
The Alliance is pleased to announce that we received funding to expand our ReNEWed program across all Oakland County Middle Schools. This program provides youth with tools for dealing with stress, anxiety and other difficult feelings. We partner directly with our 22 prevention coalition network to help get this done!

Oakland County Executive David Coulter announced 42 recipient organizations that share nearly $8.5 million of the $10 million Oakland Together Mental Health and Wellbeing Non-profit Grant Program, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act. The grants, administered by United Way for Southeastern Michigan, are focused on expanding mental health services to county residents.
Recovery Support & Free Naloxone Trainings
FAMILY & RECOVERY SUPPORT GROUPS
Connect with others and receive much needed support or give support to others who may be struggling. More info.
  • Tuesday 7:00am - 8:00 am
  • Thursdays 7:00pm – 8:00 pm

FREE NALOXONE TRAINING TO SAVE A LIFE
A free online class to assist you with the administration of Naloxone (Narcan) to save a life during an opioid overdose emergency.

RESOLVE
Introduction classes for the Resolve program twice a week. More info. Need help with recovery support? Register here
  • Wednesday at 12:00pm
  • Friday at 10:00am
With 22 community prevention coalitions serving 55+ local communities in Oakland County, we are amplifying prevention and recovery support efforts
to keep our communities safe and healthy.

Visit our website to connect with one in your neighborhood.
(248) 221-7101 achcmi.org
Federal, State, and/or County funding has been provided through the Oakland Community Health Network
Office of Substance Use Disorders to support the project costs.