Great Start Livingston is proud to announce the launch of a new centralized access point for Help Me Grow Livingston, a free, family-centered service designed to support families with children from prenatal to age five in Livingston County.
This new entry point connects families directly with a dedicated care coordinator who listens, helps identify needs, and connects them to local services. Families can now call or text (844) 464-0005 or visit https://www.helpmegrow-mi.org/livingston-hmg to get started.
“We know families often don’t know where to begin when they have questions about their child’s development or need help with child care, preschool, or parenting support,” said Breanne Green, Family Liaison for Great Start Livingston. “Help Me Grow makes it easier to get connected without needing to navigate multiple systems.”
The Help Me Grow care coordinator provides:
• Developmental screening and follow-up
• Parenting support and resources
• Referrals to local programs such as EarlyOn, Healthy Families, Early Childhood Mental Health, preschool, and playgroups
• Help with basic needs like housing, food, and transportation
There are no income limits or diagnoses required to access services. Support is available to any Livingston County Family with a child age 0-5.
This initiative is a partnership supported by Great Start Livingston, Livingston Educational Service Agency (LESA), and local community partners. It complements and strengthens existing early childhood programs by ensuring families can reach the right services at the right time.
To learn more to get support, families and providers can call or text (844) 464-0005 or visit https://www.helpmegrow-mi.org/livingston-hmg.
