Federal dollars, state initiatives, community partnerships, and a normalization of seeking and receiving behavioral health care have positioned Michigan’s community mental health agencies to do even more good work in 2025.
The Guerra family runs LEWCO, Inc., an international industrial equipment manufacturer based in Sandusky.
In an effort to support local businesses and promote economic growth, the Regional Incubator for Sustainability and Entrepreneurship (RISE) has launched a digital guide for Small Business Saturday.
AAoM is establishing its Legacy Society to recognize donors today for gifts that will provide dollars in perpetuity.
When applying AI to public health, great potentials exist for swifter, nimbler care and pin-pointed personalization. Its use also could exacerbate biases and the misuse of private information.
This week, we learn more about the implementation partners that will help carry out the on-the-ground work of the More for Memphis plan.
The Autism Alliance of Michigan (AAoM) is preparing for its upcoming Nov. 15 Navigating Autism Today Conference in Grand Rapids. The event connects families and autistic individuals with resources and support networks on critical topics: financial planning, health care advocacy, employment, and independent living solutions for adults on the spectrum.
The Greater Sandusky Partnership, an organization often referred to as new, builds on the foundation of several Erie County entities that have existed over the last 125 years.
Tafui Owusu spoke with Justin Merrick of the Center for Transforming Communities about the nonprofit's mission, challenges, and the necessity and power of community engagement.
Michigan, as well as the rest of the world, is going through a health care workforce shortage. The Michigan Health Council’s (MHC) Michigan Health Care Workforce Index projects that nearly all 36 health care occupations will experience workforce shortages between now and 2033.
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