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Right away when you knock on Network180’s door, you’re greeted by different people that look like you.
This is important in Kent County, Michigan we got lonely people of all walks wishing someone would give them something to look forward to. Network180 connects locals to services for mental health, substance use or intellectual, and developmental disabilities.
I was seeking low-cost mental health support services around Easttown’s 28th street grub hub for some drive thru to enter a nice place on a full stomach - for me - when I found Network180. Graycare is NOT a doctor.
They got parking in the front of the building. They got a bike rack by the front door in case you’re two-wheeling.
There’s a big letter A on the door, you can’t miss it. They got a lobby with the front desk right in front of you and blue chairs if you prefer to sit down. If you need a wheelchair, they lend you theirs!
Visit Network180 Official Website
network180.org
Call Network180 on Your Phone
(616) 336-3909 LOCAL
(800) 749-7720 TOLL-FREE
Email Network180 with Questions
CustomerServices@network180.org
Follow Network180 on Facebook
facebook.com/Network180
Join Network180 on LinkedIn
linkedin.com/company/Network180
Ride The Rapid Straight There
Bus Route 13
Bus Route 14
…to the closest stations of…
Fuller/Malta (NB) - (#5061)
Fuller/Mason (NB) - (#5066)
Send Network180 a Postcard
Network180
790 Fuller Ave NE
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Walk-ins Welcome
Kent County and what people on domestic flights over this wonderful mitten call Grand Rapids is a hot Midwest economy with mild Lake Michigan weather.
Network180 is CARF Accredited - international standards based on peer-review - so you got one green light to walk in that Network180 location and give a first try at solving your problems. Yeah!
In Grand Rapids, we want New Americans! 💰 Kent County Welcome Plan Steering Committee details Southwest Michigan muscles: “The economic power of Grand Rapids’ immigrant community alone grew by more than $100 million in just one year, and immigrants in Grand Rapids hold nearly $1.5 billion in spending power.” [Read it on KentCountyNewAmericans.org]
While Grand Rapids can be proud to be among United State’s notable population growers, some generational Michiganders aren’t so keen on the new neighbors moving in. My guess? It’s mostly homeowners wanting to keep their property value high, but foreign people moving into Grand Rapids houses might be more complex than that.
Paul Isley speaks truth: "Kent County people over 40 are pretty wealthy, but Kent County people under 40 pinching pennies." [Paraphrased from FOX 17 WXMI news report.]
A pretty PDF from AccessKent.org further highlights a growing health care access gap. Young people can’t afford good doctors.
For professionals with access to the internet, Network180 operates a Learning Management System (LMS) is a website you log in to for training courses at Network180.
When young people are poor without people caring for them, some young people start unhealthy drug habits.
Click here for Network180 and get support with too much to handle on top of depression, drugs, and other disabilities to living a healthy, quality, self-reliant life in Kent County, Michigan.
