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Flint & Genesee Family Resources

Resources for families. Connections for kids.

Every family needs a little support sometimes. We've gathered trusted local and statewide resources to help families in Flint and Genesee County find information, services, learning opportunities, and support for children.

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Health & Wellness

Resources that support children's physical health, mental health, nutrition, development, and overall well-being.

Mott Children's Health Center

Pediatric health, dental, mental health, and wellness services designed to support the whole child.

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Genesee County Health Department

Local public health resources, safe immunizations, maternal support, and comprehensive community nutrition.

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Crim Fitness Foundation

Cultivating active, mindful, and healthy lifestyles for families and children across Genesee County.

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Michigan State University Extension

Empowering local families with science-backed nutrition education, wellness strategies, and youth development.

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Education & Learning

Learning happens everywhere—not just in the classroom. Find resources that encourage reading, creativity, curiosity, and lifelong learning.

Flint Public Library

Free educational, literacy, and technology resources.

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Flint Kids Read

Programs that encourage a love of reading.

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Genesee Intermediate School District

Educational services for students and families.

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Early Childhood & Development

If you have questions about your child's development, you don't have to figure it out alone.

Early On Michigan

Early intervention services for infants and toddlers birth through age 3 who have developmental delays or established conditions.

Early On Michigan: 1-800-EARLY-ON

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Genesee Intermediate School District — Early Childhood

Programs and resources supporting young children and families throughout the Genesee community to guide developmental success.

  • High-quality educational programming
  • Comprehensive developmental checklists
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Special Education & Additional Support

Resources for families navigating evaluations, IEPs, special education services, disabilities, and educational rights.

Genesee Intermediate School District

Special Education: Comprehensive support services, resources, and educational planning for students with disabilities in Genesee County.

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Michigan Department of Education

Special Education: State regulations, IEP guidelines, dispute resolution processes, and parent involvement guides.

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Michigan Alliance for Families

Parent-to-parent support, mentoring, educational resources, and learning opportunities for special education navigation.

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Michigan Special Education Information Line

Call to speak with a supportive advocate who can guide you through services and parent advocacy resources.

888-320-8384

Food, Environment & Community

Explore resources that support healthy food, neighborhoods, environmental awareness, and strong communities.

Edible Flint

Fostering community gardening, localized food systems, and environmental food education.

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Keep Genesee County Beautiful

Cultivating clean, beautiful, and environmentally healthy neighborhoods across the county.

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Ruth Mott Foundation

Advancing critical initiatives that strengthen local families, youths, and Flint neighborhoods.

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You Don't Have to Find Your Way Alone

Whether you're looking for a preschool program, health resources, reading activities, special education support, lead safety information, or simply something fun to do together, Flint and Genesee County has organizations ready to help.

The Flint Children's Museum provides this page as a starting point for families seeking community resources. We are not a healthcare provider, legal service, school district, or government agency. Information and services can change, so please contact each organization directly for current eligibility requirements, hours, and availability.

If you are experiencing an emergency or believe a child is in immediate danger, call 911.