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Partner Wins & Accomplishments

Highlight meaningful progress made by Network Partners to address community needs, remove barriers, and advance equitable outcomes across Jackson County. Whether connected to the Collective Action Plan or shared independently, each accomplishment demonstrates how collaborative action is creating lasting change within Jackson County. 

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8/18/26

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Micalah Webster

Lead Contact

Henry Ford Jackson Hospital

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Win/Accomplishment​​​

Distributed over 3,300 boxes of two dose naloxone boxes throughout the county.

Issue/Need

Lack of access to overdose reversal medication/overdose deaths.

Impact/Why it Matters

Decreased the number of suspected overdose 396-265 in 2025-26

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Shared Measurement System Connections

Aim:

We Are Healthy

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Primary Root Cause

Existing services are not affordable to community members that need them

Secondary Root Cause

Lack of trust between community members and service providers

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8/19/26

Date Submitted

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Micalah Webster

Lead Contact

Henry Ford Jackson Hospital

Organization

Win/Accomplishment​​​

Increased peer support for people in recovery

Issue/Need

Access to recovery support from people with lived experience.

Impact/Why it Matters

This increased SUD (substance use disorder) referrals by 12.9%.

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Shared Measurement System Connections

Aim:

We Are Healthy

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Primary Root Cause

Community members are not adequately involved in design and administration of policies and services

Secondary Root Cause

Community members' social networks, relationships, and environment do not meet their needs for social support

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8/19/26

Date Submitted

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Micalah Webster

Lead Contact

Henry Ford Jackson Hospital

Organization

Win/Accomplishment​​​

HFHS WIN (Women Inspired Network) program kicked off in August 2026.

Issue/Need

High rates of infant mortality and disparities in Jackson County.

Impact/Why it Matters

Women Inspired Network (WIN) at Henry Ford Health is an innovative community-based program designed to support mothers and families during pregnancy, birth, and through the baby’s first year of postpartum life, with the primary goal of improving infant mortality rates and birth equity.

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Shared Measurement System Connections

Aim:

We Are Healthy

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Primary Root Cause

Community members are not adequately involved in design and administration of policies and services

Secondary Root Cause

Lack of trust between community members and service providers

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August 2026

Date Submitted

Email

Alexa Scott

Lead Contact

College & Career Access Center

Organization

Win/Accomplishment​​​

Just another test case to make sure things are good

Issue/Need

Just another test case to make sure things are good

Impact/Why it Matters

Just another test case to make sure things are good

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Shared Measurement System Connections

Aim:

We Are Resilient

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Primary Root Cause

Community members are not adequately involved in design and administration of policies and services

Secondary Root Cause

Community members' social networks, relationships, and environment do not meet their needs for social support

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August 2026

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Alexa Scott

Lead Contact

Grow Jackson

Organization

Win/Accomplishment​​​

Just Creating some test cases to make sure things are filtering correctly

Issue/Need

Just Creating some test cases to make sure things are filtering correctly

Impact/Why it Matters

Just Creating some test cases to make sure things are filtering correctlyJust Creating some test cases to make sure things are filtering correctly

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Shared Measurement System Connections

Aim:

We Are Safe

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Primary Root Cause

Community members are not adequately involved in design and administration of policies and services

Secondary Root Cause

Community members do not have the skills/assets and agency to get their needs met

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January 2026

Date Submitted

Email

Alexa Scott

Lead Contact

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Organization

Win/Accomplishment​​​

Making this a super long win so that we can make sure things are working properly - Making this one extra long just to make sure things are working properly

Issue/Need

There were a lot of issues that resulted in this - Making sure to make this one just a bit longer than the other ones so we can make sure the formatting is working properly - Again, just making sure things are working properly for something that's longer.

Impact/Why it Matters

There were a lot of issues that resulted in this - Making sure to make this one just a bit longer than the other ones so we can make sure the formatting is working properly - Again, just making sure things are working properly for something that's longer. There were a lot of issues that resulted in this - Making sure to make this one just a bit longer than the other ones so we can make sure the formatting is working properly - Again, just making sure things are working properly for something that's longer.

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Shared Measurement System Connections

Aim:

We Are Healthy

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Primary Root Cause

Community members' social networks, relationships, and environment do not meet their needs for social support

Secondary Root Cause

Service systems are not easy to navigate

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May 2026

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Alexa Scott

Lead Contact

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Win/Accomplishment​​​

Partnered with Grow Jackson and local community-based organizations (CBOs) to form the Jackson Food Council

Issue/Need

Just putting something here so I am able to test things to make sure they are working right.

Impact/Why it Matters

HUGE imapct - things happened, people connected and something came out of it.

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Shared Measurement System Connections

Aim:

Our Basic Needs Are Met

View Wins by Aim

Primary Root Cause

Providers, organizations, and community members do not acknowledge bias and do not treat everyone in a respectful, equitable manner

Secondary Root Cause

Priorities of upper/middle-class policy makers and service providers do not reflect understanding of community members' immediate needs and barriers

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June 2025

Date Submitted

Email

Alexa Scott

Lead Contact

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Organization

Win/Accomplishment​​​

Supporting and navigating resources for underserved communities.

Issue/Need

Making this issue/need a little bit bigger so that I can see and make sure that the repeater is actually working the way it should be and not making things all wonky! So just putting a bunch of words here so we can see and again more and more words.

Impact/Why it Matters

The impact of this was a bunch of different things, people had better outcomes and things were better overall.

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Shared Measurement System Connections

Aim:

Our Basic Needs Are Met

View Wins by Aim

Primary Root Cause

Providers, organizations, and community members do not acknowledge bias and do not treat everyone in a respectful, equitable manner

Secondary Root Cause

Organizations, providers, and community systems do not effectively communicate with each other

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