Pull in for a conversation about parking in Sandusky with the city’s chief planner
In its quest to be a walkable city, is parking becoming a premium in downtown Sandusky? A city official weighs in.
Care & Share hopes to help people attain the American Dream
Under the leadership of Executive Director Anita Kromer, Care & Share hopes small actions will reap big rewards for Erie County residents.
Golden year: Goodwill Industries celebrating 50th anniversary with awareness-raising goal
“We’re all about our mission,” Stout says, “and we want people to know in the community that the store profits we have – or profits from our plants – that’s what funds our entire mission.”
Sandusky Schools approves Sandusky Aquatic Center design
The plans for the new Sandusky Aquatic Center was approved by the SCS Board of Education and will serve both students and community members.
Foster care fosters hope for Michigan’s most vulnerable children
Michigan's community mental health agencies, CMHs, provide mental health care for the roughly 10,000 children in Michigan’s foster care system. Here is how Genesee Health Systems and Sanilac County CMH are working hard to help foster children in their counties thrive.
Finally, support for small nonprofits that kept communities together during the pandemic
Michigan Nonprofit Association and the Michigan Department of Labor and Opportunity are overseeing a grant program for small Michigan nonprofits that are struggling post-pandemic.
Nonprofit to provide mental health care to Memphians that might otherwise not have access
“The need for accessible, affordable mental health care is more apparent than ever, and we are looking forward to serving the greater Memphis community,” says MHC CEO Pam Womack.
Creating art with and among the community
After participating in Creative Expressions’ art and writing classes, some participants have gone on to achieve personal accolades as artists and writers. This Gesher Human Services’ program serves adults with mental health challenges or intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Here’s how a collaboration in Southwest Michigan helped older adults avoid hospitalization for COVID
Health care providers repackaged existing community services that enabled older adults to stay in their homes if they came down with COVID, or return home more quickly if they were hospitalized.
It’s electric: New partnership to offer young Memphians a pathway to starting a career
“We seek to help minority youth become the person they see in their dreams and realize their potential,” says Greg Winston, founder of the Memphis-based CLAY nonprofit organization.
