Detroit Urban League

Black Family Development is a private nonprofit counseling agency, founded in 1978, by the Detroit Chapter of the National Association of Black Social Workers. It offers a variety of specialized, family counseling and advocacy services in the community. It provides various family preservation and support services, including home-based counseling, therapeutic support, transportation, assessments, evaluation, crisis intervention, parent education, skill building, family stabilization and child management. The organization offers a range of mental health services, such as health referrals, case management, therapeutic counseling, psychiatric consultation and classroom intervention. It is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and is licensed by the Michigan Department of Consumer Industry Services. Black Family Development is located in Detroit.

Michigan Municipal League is a nonprofit foundation that supports local government leadership and development. Through advocacy at the state and federal level, the league represents municipalities to help them sustain livable, desirable and unique places within the state. Michigan Municipal League advocates on behalf of its members, including cities, villages and urban townships in Washington, D.C. The league offers several consulting services, including a range of management consulting projects with a primary focus on human resources. It provides technical assistance, promotes state and federal legislation to benefit the membership and serves local government entities throughout the United States. Michigan Municipal League offers classification and compensation systems, benefits analysis, personnel policies review and development and executive search services. It is located in Ann Arbor, Mich.