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How are Michigan’s families doing?
Rising costs, child care shortages and barriers to health care are straining Michigan families. What could help?
The wheels on the bus go ’round and ’round: Grand Rapids’ Central Station Early Childhood Center
The Rapid takes mom and dad to work -– and the littles to a brand new daycare opening in September 2026.
Arbor Circle received new grant that will further serve LGBTQ+ youth
Arbor Circle has received a three-year, $1.2 million grant to increase access to care for LGTBQ+ youth and their families.
AYA and MDHHS partnership usher in greater access to assistance for youth in need
Through a partnership with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS), the AYA Youth Collective has created a new position to help youth ages 14-24 get the assistance they need.
Fall themed events to look forward to in West Michigan
West Michigan events have shifted to fall themes with many taking place over the next couple of weeks. There is something for everybody!
Focusing on responsible growth and transparency with award winning chocolate
Atucún Chocolate, partnering with Roast Umber, has kept up the ancient tradition of chocolate making and brought craft chocolate to Michigan.
Michigan Green Communities bestows “gold status” to the City of Grand Rapids
Michigan Green Communities award also speaks to the city’s commitment to decrease its municipal carbon footprint, increase recycling efforts and responsibly manage its water system.
Michigan Green Communities bestows “gold status” to the City of Grand Rapids
Michigan Green Communities has awarded “gold status” to the City of Grand Rapids. The Strategic Plan focuses on sustainability carbon reductions, green space, water quality, waste and health disparities.
How are Michigan’s families doing?
Rising costs, child care shortages and barriers to health care are straining Michigan families. What could help?
The wheels on the bus go ’round and ’round: Grand Rapids’ Central Station Early Childhood Center
The Rapid takes mom and dad to work -– and the littles to a brand new daycare opening in September 2026.
Arbor Circle received new grant that will further serve LGBTQ+ youth
Arbor Circle has received a three-year, $1.2 million grant to increase access to care for LGTBQ+ youth and their families.
AYA and MDHHS partnership usher in greater access to assistance for youth in need
Through a partnership with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS), the AYA Youth Collective has created a new position to help youth ages 14-24 get the assistance they need.
Fall themed events to look forward to in West Michigan
West Michigan events have shifted to fall themes with many taking place over the next couple of weeks. There is something for everybody!
Focusing on responsible growth and transparency with award winning chocolate
Atucún Chocolate, partnering with Roast Umber, has kept up the ancient tradition of chocolate making and brought craft chocolate to Michigan.
Michigan Green Communities bestows “gold status” to the City of Grand Rapids
Michigan Green Communities award also speaks to the city’s commitment to decrease its municipal carbon footprint, increase recycling efforts and responsibly manage its water system.
Michigan Green Communities bestows “gold status” to the City of Grand Rapids
Michigan Green Communities has awarded “gold status” to the City of Grand Rapids. The Strategic Plan focuses on sustainability carbon reductions, green space, water quality, waste and health disparities.
