CLS Offices Remain Closed During MDHHS Epidemic Ordered "Pause"
Latest MDHHS Epidemic Orders - Nov. 16th
Our efforts to minimize the spread of COVID-19 continue. Community Living Services offices will remain closed through the end of 2020. Please note, this should not have an effect on the services offered to the individuals that we are proud to serve. The CLS Leadership team is closely monitoring policies throughout the State of Michigan while planning our gradual return to the building. In the meantime, our staff continues to operate remotely, ensuring that those we support have access to: Telehealth Practices, Direct Care Worker Training, Customer Services, and Supports Coordination. If you need assistance, please contact us at one of the numbers below.Phone: 734-467-7600 Fax: 734-467-7646 TTY: 1-866-469-7600 Toll free: 1-866-381-7600 Customer Services: 734-722-6364
Community Living Services is closely monitoring the ongoing COVID-19/Coronavirus outbreak in accordance with guidelines and recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) at www.cdc.gov/coronavirus and Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) at www.michigan.gov/coronavirus.
We are striving to serve you in the best way possible while also protecting your health and adhering to the guidelines put forth by our state and federal government.
Given the circumstances, some of your services will likely need to be provided via telepractice (over the phone) over the upcoming weeks. This has been approved and encouraged by our state leaders at the Michigan Department of Health & Human Services.
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PantryNet.org Catalogs Almost All Food Pantries in the country - www.pantrynet.org
Congresswoman Debbie Dingell (MI-12th District) has listed the agencies in her constituency - debbiedingell.house.gov
The Free Press also has a resource for local food relief – Free Press
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Mission, Vision, and Anti-Racism Statement To assist and advocate for each person to have supports they want and need. To exercise control and authority over their own lives. To live a life of freedom, opportunity and relationships...
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Self-Determination CLS strongly believes in and adheres to the 5 Principles of Self-Determination: Freedom, Authority, Support, Responsibility and Confirmation. The SC is the primary contact for the person receiving services from...
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Community Living Services Official Anti-Racism Statement -
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Important SNAP Update from the Michigan State Police -
Approximately 350,000 Michigan families will have access to additional food assistance benefits as a response to the COVID-19 outbreak and about 27,000 individuals will be temporarily exempt from federal work requirements
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FREEDOM to choose a meaningful life in the community.
AUTHORITY over a targeted amount of dollars.
SUPPORT to organize resources in ways that are life enhancing and meaningful to the individual with a disability.
RESPONSIBILITY for the wise use of public dollars and recognition of the contribution individuals with disabilities can make in their communities.
CONFIRMATION of the important leadership role that individuals with disabilities and their families must play in a newly re-designed system and support for the self-advocacy movement.
