Disability Network West Michigan partners with schools and colleges to remove barriers and help students progress toward employment and independent living.
Disability Advocates and a West Michigan designer create housing plans for safe, independent living.
Alpena's accessibility assessment helps prioritize affordable improvements, showing small communities how resident input can guide inclusive planning and investment.
Four siblings launch businesses as parents encourage creativity, resilience, and responsibility through hands-on lessons in entrepreneurship.
After surgery at Helen DeVos Children's Hospital, a Gaylord girl began knitting comfort gifts for children and families at the hospital and Ronald McDonald House West Michigan.
Dr. Deborah Brown will lead Michigan's first dental therapy program at Ferris State, preparing providers to improve access to routine dental care.
Northern Michigan organizations partner to improve accessibility, helping more travelers enjoy Traverse City while building a more welcoming tourism destination.
Grand Rapids designer Aidan Van Doren created an accessibility sticker showing automatic doors benefit parents, workers, older adults, and people with disabilities.
Women Who Care of Kent County tops $1 million in donations, showing how collective giving has helped more than 85 local nonprofits.
More than 400 athletes with disabilities from across the nation will compete; Paralympian Matt Scott will surprise six athletes with adaptive sports equipment.
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