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COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT & SERVICES |
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CARE is a valuable community and educational organization
positively impacting youth, families, businesses and government. CARE’s
staff goes the extra mile to make the community a better place to live
and work. |
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| Family to Family
– Family to Family is a statewide initiative committed to the
recruitment of new foster families, providing education for birth and
foster parents and encouraging a safe and stable environment for those
children in need of foster care. Currently CARE serves families in the
South Warren community by providing information, resources and
educational programs. Staff oversees the South Warren Family Resource
Network (SWFRN), a collaborative comprised of local human service
agencies and community members that meet regularly. SWFRN is located at
Mt. Calvary Family Community Center, 8129 Packard in Warren, Mich.
Family to Family is funded by the Macomb County Department of Human
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| Friend of the Court
- CARE provides supervised visitations for those parents who are ordered
by the 16th Circuit Court Family Division to have oversight
of their parenting time. The goal of supervised parenting time is to
allow parents an opportunity to visit with their children in a safe,
family-friendly environment |
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| Greater Macomb Project Vox
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Greater Macomb Project Vox, or Voice of Recovery, is a grass roots
effort organized to educate society on the disease of alcoholism and
other drug addiction; reduce the stigma attached to the disease and
advocate for adequate treatment for those suffering from the disease.
Members include people in long term recovery and those affected by
other’s drug dependency.
www.projectvox.com
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| Great Parents Great Start
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Macomb Intermediate School District provides funding to offer free
parent education to families of young children. The State of Michigan
Initiative, Great Parents Great Start, focuses on the healthy emotional
and physical develop of young children by offering parents the
opportunity to learn skills and strategies that build self worth,
problem solving skills and acceptable discipline methods.
www.migreatparents.org
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| MCFARES -- Macomb County Fetal
Alcohol Resources, Education, and Support Coalition – MCFARES is a
collaborative that works to provide education, support and resources on
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder.
MCFARES |
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| Michigan Prison Re-entry Initiative
– In cooperation with the Macomb Project, CARE offers educational
programs for prisoners at the New Haven Correctional Facility, Moore
House and Michigan Works! The programs are designed to assist
prisoners/parolees as they transition into the community. The mission of
MPRI is to reduce crime and enhance public safety by implementing a
seamless system of services for offenders from the time of their entry
to prison through their transitions, community reintegration and
aftercare in the communities. |
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| Michigan Rehabilitation Services –
CARE provides support services to those customers of Michigan
Rehabilitation Services who have experienced difficulties because of the
problematic use of alcohol and/or other drugs. Case management,
assessment and referral for treatment and support groups offer
assistance to those entering the workforce but who still may have a need
for ongoing substance abuse services. |
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| Safe Macomb – This collaborative,
comprised of the Traffic Safety Association of Macomb County, CARE,
Turning Point, Inc., the Macomb Chapter of Michigan Safe Kids and the
Macomb Intermediate School District focuses on promoting safety by
preventing intentional and unintentional injuries in our homes,
workplaces, streets and schools. A Summer Safety Fest is held annually
at Metropolitan Beach. |
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| SMILE – Start Making it Livable for
Everyone – CARE, in collaboration with the 16th Circuit Court Family
Division and the Macomb County Friend of the Court, provides a monthly
program for parents who are involved in divorce proceedings. The purpose
of the session is to remind parents that children can be negatively
impacted by the divorce of their parents. An overview of the court
process, Friend of the Court and suggestions on making it “livable” for
everyone are given. |
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