From fitness classes and meal deliveries to home care and volunteer companionship, the Isabella County Commission on Aging supports hundreds of older adults each week. But with potential federal funding cuts and a critical millage renewal ahead, director Jen Crawford shares what’s at stake for the programs that keep local seniors healthy, active, and connected.
As potential state and federal budget cuts loom, the Isabella Community Soup Kitchen continues to provide meals, dignity, and support. With donations down and needs rising, executive director Sarah Adkins shares how ICSK feeds hundreds each week—and how community members can take action through volunteering, donations, and advocacy.
Community Mental Health for Central Michigan serves over 10,000 people annually across six counties. With new federal budget changes, its future funding is uncertain—but leaders remain committed to providing services and encourage residents to advocate, stay informed, and support local mental health resources.
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