Dégagé Ministries

Thelma Ensink from Degage Ministries joins us

More than 40 community organizations want to end chronic homelessness in downtown Grand Rapids by the end of the year

The unique approach is a partnership of seven churches, three nonprofits, and the city of Grand Rapids

Denise Kolesar joins in with the details.

Wolverine Building Group will meet up with young farmers from the Kent County Youth Fair to deliver fresh food to three local nonprofit organizations

Degage Ministries’ Open Door Bakery started in 2023 as a way to help women learn job skills. Now its expanding with weekend hours, a bigger menu, and event catering

An auto manufacturing plant in Grand Haven is closing and laying off all 64 employees, Holland Hospital's Breastfeeding Connections group is aiming to help new others, some residents in Grand haven want the city to cull the deer in the area, and more.

Crain’s Grand Rapids staff writer Mark Sanchez talks about a new psychiatric hospital, a Degage Ministries program addressing the chronically homeless and health insurers have submitted rate increase proposals to the state.

Crain’s Grand Rapids Business staff writer Mark Sanchez discusses a Grand Rapids pilot program aiding chronically homeless women and Muskegon lands two economic development projects. Also, one of downtown Grand Rapids transformational projects, Acrisure Amphitheater, celebrated completion of its canopy.

A successful new program for chronically unhoused women has leaders confident they can end homelessness in the area. The women in the program believe it too