Children's Advocacy Center of Kent County formally welcomes Jennifer Hunt as the New President and CEO. We talk about her vision, experience, and work to guide the Center.
Kaufman Interfaith Institute presents another year of Interfaith, including the upcoming event A Shared Sacred Story for the Human Family, plus a book project, and the Fetzer Institute. We talk to Director Kyle Kooyers.
Camp Michawana Bike happens on the 19th, a fund raiser to ride, raise funds, and send kids to camp. We talk about the opportunity with Co-Executive Director, Rochelle Visser, this chance to ride up to 40 miles on the Pere Marquette Rail Trail.
Most Americans have heard of 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, but many may not know what help is available. September 8 is 988 day, and we get the details from Hannah Wesolowski, Chief Advocacy Officer at the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
We discuss Coral Reef, designed for individuals who want to live as independently as possible, but benefit from the right level of support. Current, a 28 apartment community is being built as a welcoming place to call home. Connie Lettinga and Jason Madden discuss.
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