Kathleen Camp returned to Ferris State University at 39, using support for first-generation students and services from Disability Network West Michigan to overcome barriers.
Muskegon Heights resident Larry Latin uses lived experience to improve accessibility, challenge attitudes, and promote inclusion through advocacy.
From classrooms to blueprints, Marquis Childers advances accessibility, community voice, and opportunity through education, advocacy, and grassroots leadership.
As her husband’s Alzheimer’s progresses, Karen Bass turns to Disability Network West Michigan for vital guidance, community support, and lifesaving caregiver resources.
Disability Network West Michigan lives National Disability Employment Awareness Month year-round by empowering people with disabilities through employment, mentorship, and inclusion.
Lisa Sullivan fosters independence and connection, guiding women with disabilities such as Rosemarie Facilla through technology, resources, and encouragement.
Disability Network West Michigan’s Ignite program builds friendships, life skills, and community connections for families.
AAOM’s current fundraising campaign, Lock Arms and Unite for Autism seeks to raise $31,000 to support its services for the one in 31 people diagnosed with autism in Michigan.
Hundreds of athletes with disabilities, including 17-year-old North Muskegon swimmer Grace Offman, competed in Grand Rapids at The Hartford Nationals, celebrating inclusion, athleticism, and the power of community.
Design students at KCAD partner with Disability Advocates of Kent County to create hands-on, accessible kitchen displays that challenge industry standards and expectations.
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