What we do at the Momentum Center
Member & Community Programs*
A positive space for social and recreational activities related to mental health, wellbeing, and disability
(Grand Haven and Holland Locations)
*Partially funded by the
Ottawa County Mental Health Millage
A safe space to talk about complicated topics
Inspire! Events
Workshops & Trainings
Movie Nights
Across the Bridge
*Fully supported by non-millage dollars
Fundraising & Support Programs
Cultural Immersion Experiences
Consulting & Training Programs
“It is critical to have representation in our community for those who feel left out or marginalized. The Momentum Center has a heart, and I believe in creating a safe space for all people.” -Jane S.
A positive space for social and recreational activities related to mental health, wellbeing, and disability
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Adult & Teen Programs
The Momentum Center offers social and recreational activities for people with mental illness, addictions and disabilities. There is an adult and teen program. The adult program focuses on mental health, disabilities and addictions. The teen program focuses on positive relationships, mental health, success in school, and overall well-being. No referral or clinical diagnosis is necessary.
The Vous Café
Opening soon at the Grand Haven location.
The Vous Café will be open to the public and will initially offer full breakfast and lunch service. The café provides a space for social integration and a soft entry into Momentum Center membership.
Moo-Mentum Ice Cream Parlor
Located within the Holland Momentum Center This space encourages social integration and the dismantling of stigma. The MOO-Mentum Ice Cream Parlor serves a variety of Country Dairy ice cream.
Support Groups
Free, confidential, and open to everyone.
Family Support Group (NAMI)
SMART Recovery Group
Loss Due to Addiction Group
“[The Momentum Center] has helped me to go through hard times. It’s a safe place to be.” -José
A safe space to talk about complicated topics
Inspire! Events
Inspire! events take place monthly September through May and focus on topics of concern for marginalized populations. We learn and then we use that knowledge to explore new and creative approaches to addressing those issues.
Town Hall Meetings - these meetings focus on various aspects of Mental Illness. They connect people with resources and ask the community to identify gaps in services so that we can bring collaborative attention to filling those gaps.
Movie Events
Grand Haven Dinner and a Movie is offered the 2nd Friday of each month. Holland Popcorn and a Movie is offered the 2nd Monday of each month. (Provided in Spanish with English subtitles) Follow our Facebook page or refer to the monthly program calendar in each location, for all details.
Across the Bridge
Extended Grace/Momentum Center has teamed up with Muskegon Community College to provide people with opportunities to learn about other cultures on a personto-person level…right in our own backyard.
We recognize that the drawbridge is not just a physical barrier between the two communities, but a symbol of the great cultural divide that exists between them, particularly as we explore racial division and the very different landscape each presents in terms of racial and ethnic diversity and inclusion.
“I was valuable as a person, not in spite of the panic disorder, anxiety, and depression, but I was valued as a whole person.” -Lindsey H.
The Momentum Center leads bus trips to understand our country’s past in order to create a more equal and just society for everyone. The Civil Rights Road Trip is experiential learning for individuals, organizations, and corporations.
Consulting & Training Programs
The Momentum Center offers organizational consulting and training to create healthier, more productive work spaces. Topics include Mental Illness, Management By Strengths, and Managing Anxious System.
Prom with a Purpose is our signature event. In addition to being our major annual fundraiser, it brings together people from across the fabric of society for a night of joy, dancing, dining, and breaking down the barrier of stigma.