Easterseals MORC is the leading nonprofit provider of services for individuals with behavior health disabilities, emotional impairments, autism, developmental disabilities and other special needs. Spanning the entire state of Michigan, Easterseals MORC has been offering help and hope to children and adults living with disabilities, and to the family members who love them, since 1920. Through a continuum of services, including therapy, training, education, and support, Easterseals MORC stives to lead the way to 100% equity, inclusion, and access for people with disabilities, families, and communities. For more information, contact Easterseals MORC at 1.800.75.SEALS or visit www.eastersealsmorc.org

Empowering people to succeed has been at the heart of OLHSA, A Community Action Agency, since 1964. We work with residents of all ages in Oakland and Livingston Counties to create meaningful change and real opportunities for success. As a 501(c)(3) we rely on private donations, grants, federal, local and state funding to fuel our mission. We help people and change lives every day.

Community Housing Network (CHN) is a nonprofit organization committed to providing homes for people in need through proven strategies of homeless prevention, housing assistance, affordable housing development, community education, advocacy, and referrals. Since 2001, CHN has served as the leading housing resource nonprofit organization in southeast Michigan and serves thousands of families and individuals annually who are facing homelessness, people with disabilities, low-income households, and other vulnerable Michigan residents.

SVRC Industries, Inc., through economic development activities, creates and sustains opportunities and supports to empower persons at risk, or with barriers to employment and community access. We address the mission by… • Recognizing that challenges of our customers have the highest priority; • Educating the public about barriers for persons with disabilities to employment and community access; • Advocating for solutions to disability and rehabilitation issues; • Forming partnerships with other organizations and businesses to maximize our effectiveness; • Concentrating our resources to have the greatest impact; • Using our industrial operations as the hub for service delivery systems; • Delivering services that reflect the values of our customers and the citizens in the communities we serve.

The Food Bank of Eastern Michigan was founded in 1981 as a grassroots community organization serving agencies in Genesee County. Since, due to increasing need for our services around the state, the Food Bank has grown to serve a network of more than 700 Hunger Relief Partners, including partner agencies, schools, and other community organizations. Once food arrives at the Food Bank, it is sorted, inspected, and made available to partner agencies such as churches, soup kitchens, and food pantries to distribute to those in need. All Food Bank partner agencies are required to distribute food, without charges or fees, to needy clients. The Food Bank also partners with schools who distribute food through our Backpack Program and School Pantry Program and provides meals during our Summer Feeding Program. The Food Bank serves more than 330,000 families through our partner agencies per year and distributes more than 28 million pounds of food, including 11 million pounds of fresh produce annually. Through our network of partners that includes retail grocery chains and farmers, the Food Bank is able to maximize monetary donations. As little as $1 can provide up to six meals for people in need. To donate, visit www.fbem.org. The Food Bank offers volunteer opportunities in our Hunger Solution Center Monday-Saturday for individuals or groups. In one hour, one volunteer can sort enough food to feed 335 people! For information about volunteering, visit www.fbem.org or contact (810) 396-0210.

TTI is a private, not-for-profit agency that has been providing specialty behavioral health services and training in Michigan since 1987. We provide a wide range of community-based services and supports to adults with psychiatric disorders and to those with both co-occurring psychiatric and substance use disorders. We also provide services to children and adults with developmental disabilities and children with emotional impairments. We provide quality recovery-focused services based on an individual's plan of service. All programs are based on each consumer's person-centered planning process and incorporate trauma-informed care, co-occurring mental health and substance use treatment, and integrated healthcare.

Residential Options, Inc. was established in July of 1984 by Sharon Wilkes, LMSW, BCBA, who serves as Executive Director. ROI is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization. Today ROI operates four specialized adult foster care homes. We currently provide community living supports to 60 individuals residing in supported independent living sites. We also provide in-home supports to 75 children through the Children’s Model II Medicaid Waiver program and on a contractual basis from CEI-Community Mental Health. The ROI Respite house serves approximately 15 children on a regular basis. Family training and Non-family training is provided by LMSW, behavior specialists. ABA services are provided in the ROI Learning Center by our behavior technicians and behavior therapists, who are supervised by our BCBA team. ROI is currently hiring for the following positions: - Residential Technicians, - Behavior Technicians, - Behavioral Therapists, and - Board Certified Behavior Analysts - Occupational Therapists - Speech Therapists Interested in applying? Please visit our website, http://www.roi-mi.com/careers-employment/apply/, to learn more about opportunities that are available. For more information, please visit our website at www.roi-mi.com. Please feel free to call Tom Castiglione at (517) 374-8066 ext. 202, or you can email him at [email protected] with any questions you may have.

Human Development Commission is a initiative to re-discover the power of being human.

Since 1921, Oakland Family Services has recognized that sometimes families face challenges they cannot resolve on their own. In the 98 years since then, individuals and families have continued to struggle with problems that require professional support, guidance and services. More and more families are dealing with day care, parenting issues, family and work stress. Substance abuse, family violence, child abuse, divorce, death and a host of other problems contribute to feelings of loneliness and confusion. Oakland Family Services remains committed to providing a wealth of programs for individuals and families in our community, programs that help put individuals and families back on a path to a brighter future.

Ennis Center for Children has been working with abused and/or neglected children for over 43 years with our services reaching over 6,000 Michigan children and families in crisis annually. On any given day, we help over 400 children in our foster care program alone. Ennis Center for Children serves all counties in Southeast Michigan with locations in Genesee, Livingston, Monroe, Oakland, St. Clair, Saginaw and Wayne County. We are a leading agency in finding adoptive families for children, including those with special needs. Ennis Center also works with delinquent teens, helping them stay safe, stay in school and on a path toward a productive adulthood. Our mission: “With the support of the community, we preserve families when possible and create new families when necessary” drives our trained, dedicated and compassionate staff as they guide children and families toward a future better than their past.

SAGINAW COUNTY YOUTH PROTECTION COUNCIL is a company based out of 1226 N MICHIGAN AVE, SAGINAW, Michigan, United States.

Michigan Disability Rights Coalition's mission is to cultivate disability pride and strengthen the disability movement by recognizing disability as a natural and beautiful part of human diversity while collaborating to dismantle all forms of oppression. We support groups of people with disabilities who want to change the community in which they live through training, supported planning, and assistance with organizational development.