Enhancing lives through education, engagement, and the cultivation of cultural learning through the appreciation of diverse talent and donors across our Versiti footprint (blood, bone marrow and stem cell, and organ and tissue).
The Williamston Area Senior Center shall be a “go-to” resource where aging adults and their families find support, guidance, educational, and social programs assisting seniors 55 years of age and older for navigating life transitions, and continuing to be active, healthy, and engaged in the community.
We believe teen moms deserve hope, mentorship, hospitality, and the benefit of a team that will help them find resources, learn life skills, and gain access to healing through mental health support services.
To provide a safe, sober, structured residential environment for women in recovery.
A healthy Benzie Community where all will flourish.
To transform lives through mental health, behavioral health and substance abuse services, with particular attention to African Americans.
To provide a mutually-supportive, safe space with resources for the recovery of vulnerable people who are experiencing issues with homelessness, mental health, hunger, or addiction.
To assist victims/survivors and their families in ending domestic and sexual violence and discrimination in their lives through education, systems change, building community partnerships, and ensuring availability and accessibility of supportive services.
To build, operate, and maintain a regional sports and recreation facility that enriches the quality of life for families and provides future generations of athletes with a place to grow and play in an environment that cultivates community, sportsmanship, leadership, health, and wellness.
To educate and encourage Girls, Teens, Teen Moms, and Young Moms between the ages of 11 to 25 to make healthy life choices. Help deliver new possibilities through life skills classes, coaching, goal setting and character development to help build their confidence, and empower them all to excel. #HelpingAllGirlsAtATime