Community Needs Assessment – Your Voice Matters!
Saginaw County Community Mental Health Authority (SCCMHA) is conducting a Community Needs Assessment (CNA) to better understand the strengths, gaps, and opportunities across our behavioral health system. Whether you're a direct care staff member, a person with lived experience, or a partner agency, your insights are essential.
We invite you to complete one of the three CNA surveys—each tailored to a specific perspective. Please choose the version that best matches your role:
Survey Options
| Survey | Who Should Complete It | Survey Link | Flyer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Employee Survey | SCCMHA staff and direct care workers | Employee Survey | Employee Flyer |
| Lived Experience Survey | Individuals who receive or have received behavioral health services | Lived Experience Survey | Lived Experience Flyer |
| Partner Agency Survey | Staff from agencies that collaborate with SCCMHA | Partner Agency Survey | Partner Agency Flyer |
- Each flyer includes a QR code and link to the correct survey.
- Surveys take just 5–10 minutes and are completely anonymous.
- Your feedback will help us improve services, identify unmet needs, and build a more responsive and equitable behavioral health system.
Let’s work together to ensure our system truly reflects the needs of the people and communities we serve.
A belief in potential. A right to dream. An opportunity to achieve.
Welcome to SCCMHA
We at SCCMHA have a deep-seated belief in the potential of every person we meet.
These same persons have a right to dream and imagine a life of their choosing and we are here to support those dreams and help them with opportunities to achieve.
July 4th is Independence Day!
Happy Independence Day!
July 4 signifies the day the Declaration of Independence was adopted in 1776, freeing us from British rule and becoming the United States of America.
On this day, we celebrate this nation and the freedoms we currently have and pride in this country.
In early days, the Fourth of July was marked with concerts, bonfires, parades and the firing of cannons and muskets in celebration.
However, it wasn’t until 1870 when it became a federal holiday. Today, parades, patriotic music and fireworks signify the holiday. All SCCMHA locations will be closed in recognition of Independence Day.