Many rural Michiganders face health disparities, but multiple organizations are creating new ways of structuring rural hospitals and clinics and reaching out to rural patients.
Safety is more than just crime stats, it’s also related to how neighbors feel about their community. Leaders in The Heights are targeting blight and relationships with law enforcement while investing in neighborliness to shift both the facts and perception of safety in their growing community.
The Young Actors Guild opened its first brick-and-mortar location one year ago, but founder Chrysti Chandler is no stranger to the intersection of arts and youth development in Memphis.
Angel Jackson hopes her business Replenish Kombucha breaks the sparkling, fermented tea out of niche health food stores and onto the streets and shelves of Memphis.
Visit two Mitchell Heights gardens growing food, flowers, and community alongside the Mitchell Heights Neighborhood Association and its handful of dedicated members.
Programs funded with $12 million in Aging Initiative grants from the Plough Foundation have garnered state and national attention for the impact they’ve had on the lives of Shelby County seniors.
Toma un tour a través de América Latina y España con los estudiantes de treadwell la escuela primaria para celebrar la herencia hispana mes.
Take a tour through Spain and Latin America with the students of Treadwell Elementary School to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
A new program in Frayser is using technology to build kids' conversation skills before they’ve even learned to talk. Partners at Agape and University of Memphis say talking is critical to healthy growth and kindergarten readiness and helps underprivileged families level the educational playing field.
Agape, a Memphis nonprofit, works with students at Whitney Achievement Elementary and 15 other schools to help students with attendance and behavior.
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