NW Goldberg Cares

TEA (Teach Empower Achieve) is a 501(c)(3) workforce development organization based in Detroit, Michigan, dedicated to supporting women facing barriers to employment. Founded by Amy Peterson and Diana Roginson, TEA aims to create equitable change by providing resources, education, and coaching to help women achieve self-sufficiency and navigate challenges such as unemployment, housing insecurity, and domestic violence. Through collaboration with local businesses and community partners, TEA supplements existing nonprofit programming by delivering comprehensive support services, including career planning and legal assistance. Since its inception, TEA has successfully assisted numerous women in transitioning to permanent employment and has facilitated significant wage increases, empowering participants to build sustainable and joyful lives. Generated from the website

Sobriety House, located in Detroit, MI, is a premier residential outpatient treatment center dedicated to supporting adult males in their journey towards recovery from substance abuse disorder. Established in 1964, the facility offers a person-centered approach with high-quality services aimed at relapse prevention and promoting long-term sobriety while fostering self-worth and independence. Recognized as a CARF accredited institution, Sobriety House provides comprehensive treatment options, including counseling services, case management, and recovery support. Their mission is to transform lives through a respectful environment where every individual is treated with care and dignity. Generated from the website