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Ava Michelle Project expands access to mental health resources in Lansing

A2D News Desk

The Ava Michelle Project, a local nonprofit in Lansing, is working to connect residents with mental health resources and reduce financial barriers to care. Co‑founder and CEO Eddie Saade discussed the organization’s origins and services on News 10 Lansing’s Mid‑Michigan Matters segment with host Taylor Gattoni.

The nonprofit’s initiatives include outreach programs, counseling support, and community partnerships aimed at improving access to mental health services. View the full conversation on the News 10+ app for more details on the project’s impact and future plans.

Read the full story at WILX.

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