Hope America Inc

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.

The Association for Child Development is a nonprofit organization that educates parents and caregivers on nutrition to promote the development of children and establish healthy eating habits. The association is the largest sponsor of the Child and Adult Care Food Program in the United States, sponsoring child care providers in the states of Michigan and Illinois. The firm organizes various child-centered nutrition and physical activity programs. It publishes subscription-based monthly children's health and nutrition newsletter, Potpourri, which provides children s health articles, child-specific nutrition information, recipes and fun activities for kids. The association also provides C-K Kids computer software that includes food program planner, food menu planning, record keeping and tax planning.

The Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness (MCAH) serves as the state's inclusive voice dedicated to improving systems that prevent and end homelessness, aiming to leave no one behind. With a focus on advocating for homeless services, raising awareness, and providing essential support to over 650 organizations, MCAH seeks to address housing insecurity across Michigan. Through training initiatives, educational programs, and a commitment to housing justice, MCAH is steadfast in its mission to reduce and ultimately eliminate chronic homelessness in the state. They organize advocacy efforts such as policy prioritization and community engagement events to champion the needs of those affected by homelessness. Generated from the website