Safe Harbor expansion designed to improve service
Donations to the Safe Harbor Children’s Advocacy Center’s new facility will be matched by a grant from the Allegan County Community Foundation. The goal is to raise $2.3 million.
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Muskegon filmmaker’s movie about families and mental health to be shown
The public is invited to a free screening of the award-winning film “Coming Up for Air” at the Holland Momentum Center on Tuesday, Jan. 17, at 5:30 p.m. A town hall discussion with local mental health experts and the filmmaker will follow.
Quilt-making ministry gives student a warmer, safer commute
GRCC instructor teams up with Holland quilt-making ministry to help an inspiring student have a warmer, safer commute.
Here’s good news for Michiganders’ mental health: Community mental health delivers cutting-edge care
Michigan's community mental health agencies lead the nation in innovation, serve all 83 counties, and help Michiganders of all ages access the mental health supports they need.
Signing Santa brings inclusive holiday cheer to kids with hearing loss
For more than a decade, DHHS has hosted Signing Santa for children who are deaf and hard of hearing so they can more fully experience the holiday tradition.
Transportation app redefines mobility for people with disabilities who don’t drive
The app comes on the heels of MUVE’s recent announcement of its partnership with the state of Michigan, with the launch of a new transportation ecosystem application redefining mobility for people of all abilities.
Kenzie’s BE Café provides work opportunities for people with disabilities
Kenzie's Be Café is a nonprofit coffee shop in Grand Haven that provides meaningful employment for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Vision for a community ice-skating park inspires second $1M donation
The Jim Jurries family is donating $1 million toward a planned ice-skating park in Holland, inspired by a $1.16 million gift and the vision of retired teacher Frank Kraai.
Personal life guide shares strategies for breaking through self-doubt
A Q&A with Rich Campbell, who uses experience in military intelligence in his work as a personal life guide to help people break through their self-doubt and reach their true goals.
Three homes, one week: Habitat Blitz Build jumpstarts Vista Green project
Lakeshore Habitat for Humanity has increased its work more than 600% in recent years. The need for affordable housing is higher than ever, and to keep up with demand, the nonprofit has turned toward large-scale projects such as Vista Green where, this week, crews will create the framework for three homes in what is being called the Blitz Build.
Muskegon filmmaker’s movie about families and mental health to be shown
The public is invited to a free screening of the award-winning film “Coming Up for Air” at the Holland Momentum Center on Tuesday, Jan. 17, at 5:30 p.m. A town hall discussion with local mental health experts and the filmmaker will follow.
Quilt-making ministry gives student a warmer, safer commute
GRCC instructor teams up with Holland quilt-making ministry to help an inspiring student have a warmer, safer commute.
Here’s good news for Michiganders’ mental health: Community mental health delivers cutting-edge care
Michigan's community mental health agencies lead the nation in innovation, serve all 83 counties, and help Michiganders of all ages access the mental health supports they need.
Signing Santa brings inclusive holiday cheer to kids with hearing loss
For more than a decade, DHHS has hosted Signing Santa for children who are deaf and hard of hearing so they can more fully experience the holiday tradition.
Transportation app redefines mobility for people with disabilities who don’t drive
The app comes on the heels of MUVE’s recent announcement of its partnership with the state of Michigan, with the launch of a new transportation ecosystem application redefining mobility for people of all abilities.
Kenzie’s BE Café provides work opportunities for people with disabilities
Kenzie's Be Café is a nonprofit coffee shop in Grand Haven that provides meaningful employment for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Vision for a community ice-skating park inspires second $1M donation
The Jim Jurries family is donating $1 million toward a planned ice-skating park in Holland, inspired by a $1.16 million gift and the vision of retired teacher Frank Kraai.
Personal life guide shares strategies for breaking through self-doubt
A Q&A with Rich Campbell, who uses experience in military intelligence in his work as a personal life guide to help people break through their self-doubt and reach their true goals.
Three homes, one week: Habitat Blitz Build jumpstarts Vista Green project
Lakeshore Habitat for Humanity has increased its work more than 600% in recent years. The need for affordable housing is higher than ever, and to keep up with demand, the nonprofit has turned toward large-scale projects such as Vista Green where, this week, crews will create the framework for three homes in what is being called the Blitz Build.
