3 efforts to improve mental health access for young people
CFHZ is awarding $130,000 in grants to three organizations that provide mental health services to individuals with limited financial resources, and youth.
WOC GIVE co-founder honored with MLK Service Award
For the second year, I AM Academy hosted the Martin Luther King Celebration at the DeVos Fieldhouse on the Hope College campus.
Michigan’s Indigenous children receive culturally sensitive nutrition education through new program
The 13 Moons Curriculum enriches the lives of children up to age 5 with an academic foundation focused on culturally relevant, healthy eating.
UPDATED: HSO’s Norbert Mueller Young Artist Competition returns to Lakeshore
After a two-year hiatus, the Holland Symphony Orchestra will bring back its popular Norbert Mueller Young Artist Competition this Saturday.
Partner Partner Content How URC is creating a sustainable tomorrow in learning spaces today
An alliance of three leading research institutions in Michigan is producing real-world sustainability education, research, and innovation for a greener tomorrow.
Mental health outreach reduces stigma and raises awareness of services
Like many CMHs, St. Clair County Community Mental Health and Sanilac County Community Mental Health work to stay visible in the community with outreach efforts.
Regional organizations help determine the childcare landscape within their own communities
The East-Central Michigan Child Care Coalition is working on expanding childcare organizations, serve more parents, and lower costs to families.
MAX Transit to unveil proposed changes to routes at Jan. 25 meeting
Responding to a new transit study, the Macatawa Area Express Transit Authority is proposing changes to reduce wait times on fixed routes and expanded on-demand service.
DNR fund drive helps make state nation’s leader in accessible track chairs
Michigan now offers more track chairs for public use than any other state parks and recreation system.
HSO founder, CEO to retire this summer after 33 years
Kay Walvoord has been a part of the Holland Symphony Orchestra for 33 years and has made many strides for the small orchestra, but at 81, it is time to retire, she says. After Walvoord's departure, the orchestra will also be faced with replacing its Music Director and Conductor Johannes Müller Stosch.
