Child and Family Charities teaches families about the foundations for healthy living by using a variety of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education programs designed to educate and inspire.
Throughout Southeast Michigan, dedicated park planners, facilities staff, and community activists are behind the scenes, hard at work, to make sure you don't get lost.
Health care providers across the state are administering innovative programs that prescribe doses of local fruits and vegetables and injections of exercise.
“When something interrupts your program, you still have to go forward, whether you go around it, above it, through it – whatever you need to do,” Kris Marshall, Winning Futures.
Thinking of getting out and enjoying local trails? Michigan Trails Week is the perfect time to make it happen!
Blue Water Area artists completed the last phase of the Making Muralists project, renovating Port Huron’s Military Street tunnel with vibrantly colored and locally-sourced public art.
DB Delivery Solutions, the China Township-based startup, has made it to the final round of the “Coolest Thing Made in Michigan” contest from the Michigan Manufacturers Association. Voting is online and open to the public.
Thousands of people set their anchor in Port Huron last weekend to attend the Boat the Blue Antique & Classic Boat Show. Postponed a year due to the pandemic, the event offered plenty of entertainment along the waterfront, as well as a few new features.
A University of Michigan program is providing teachers much-needed support to implement social-emotional learning in the classroom.
Since the pandemic, so many people have experienced loss, grief, and trauma and the use of art therapy can bring comfort and healing. I believe our organization provides a very accessible way for our community as a whole to work toward mental health and overall well-being.
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