Capital Region Community Services (CRCS) is a regional community service providing services, programs and activities for people in the Capital Region. Formerly known as Belconnen Community Service, CRCS provides programs to a wide range of people in the ACT and regional NSW, both in partnership and as a sole provider. CRCS prides itself on professional and high quality service. Employees advocate on behalf of and promote issues affecting marginalised groups in our communities. We are the primary provider of programs and services dedicated to the Belconnen area. CRCS enjoys strong relationships with its community, government and other community services which enhance its capacity to realise its vision of a connected, active and strong community.

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.

The Area Agency on Aging 1-B is a nonprofit agency responsible for services to more than 620,000 persons age 60 and older residing in Livingston, Macomb, Monroe, Oakland, St. Clair and Washtenaw counties. Through the provision of home care and community-based services, older adults are provided with options that can help maintain their health and independence in their homes and communities.

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.

Nestled on a beautiful 35 acre wooded campus just outside of Lansing, Michigan, Origami is a CARF accredited, nonprofit organization offering a continuum of care for children, adolescents, and adults with neurological, developmental, mental health, and orthopedic conditions. Origami provides more than medical care. We work as a team, bringing together committed professionals who use a unique interdisciplinary approach and a network of community resources to meet the physical, social, spiritual, cognitive, and emotional needs. We focus on maximizing recovery, restoring quality of life and independence. Origami is fortunate to have two exceptional partners, Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine and Peckham, Inc. The relationship between Origami, Peckham and Michigan State University is unparalleled in the area of brain injury care, recovery, and rehabilitation. The expertise and resources of all 3 organizations provides a mechanism for the most up-to-date services from medical expertise to community re-entry and return to work.

New Horizons is a nationally recognized, private, not-for-profit rehabilitation agency providing quality vocational training and job placement services in Michigan since 1964. Our primary goals focus on preparing people with disabilities for competitive employment and providing the necessary skills for individuals to assume responsibility for their own long-term success. Our headquarters is located in Auburn Hills, Michigan and we provide services in the following Michigan counties: Genesee, Huron, Lapeer, Macomb, Monroe, Oakland, Sanilac, St. Clair, Tuscola and Wayne. MISSION Investing in our communities by providing employment opportunities for individuals facing barriers to employment. PURPOSE Breaking employment barriers for individuals. VISION To be the premier choice for employment, enrichment and opportunities for individuals facing barriers. VALUES *We believe in the worth of all individuals *We believe that the people we serve are our most important customers. *We believe in the dedication to individual growth, employment and self-sufficiency. *We believe in managing public and private funds efficient and responsibly. *We believe our staff is professional, committed and caring. *We believe in quality service; as measured by outcomes, is paramount.

For over 100 years, since 1911, Child and Family Charities has been protecting and strengthening families in need. The agency's founding purpose was "to secure for every child the same love and same opportunity that we would have our children receive should they be left orphaned or friendless." Over the years, under the same guiding principles, Child and Family Charities has evolved in the mid-Michigan community. Today, through 6 divisions and 30+ programs, Child and Family Charities offers a full spectrum of support to over 15,000 children, youth, and families annually—8,000 in the mid-Michigan area and 7,000 throughout Michigan. The primary mission of the private nonprofit organization is to strengthen and support children, families, and individuals as they evolve and grow in a changing community.

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.

Lighthouse is working to build equitable communities that alleviate poverty.

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

The Association for Child Development (ACD) is a nonprofit organization that educates parents and caregivers about nutrition to promote the development of children and establish healthy eating habits to last a lifetime. ACD's primary responsibility is administering one of the largest CACFP sponsorships in the nation, serving both Illinois and Michigan. By monitoring more than 4,700 child care homes and 50 centers, ACD prepares monthly reimbursement checks for each of these Child Care Providers. ACD fulfills its mission by ensuring that nearly 50,000 children receive nutritious meals and snacks each day! For more information, visit our website at www.acdkids.org

ABA Pathways brings an in depth understanding in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). We conduct functional behavior assessments and develop data driven treatment programs. ABA Pathways goal is to establish appropriate behaviors and skills through motivating and meaningful behavior analytic sessions. We provide a continuum of services for clients from toddlers through adult. Our staff works within families’ homes and in the school setting.