Camp Tall Tree

Provides a traditional summer camp experience for campers with Autism & 22q Deletion Syndrome in Main Camp (ages 7-17), young adults with special needs in Explorers Camp (ages 13-25), a unique program for Siblings of kids with needs (ages 7-17), and a new Peers program.
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Children and Horses United in Movement Therapeutic Riding (CHUM)

Children and Horses United in Movement Therapeutic Riding (CHUM) offers a multifaceted program beyond the arena of therapeutic riding and hippotherapy. CHUM offers the opportunity to participate in horse shows at multiple levels with an integrated 4H club where non-horse owning members use program horses to participate in 4H at both the local and state level. CHUM also assists clients in participating in dressage shows, clinics, educational events, and research both here and in other facilities.
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Adaptive Ski Association of West Michigan

Adaptive Ski Association of West Michigan (ASAWM) provides lessons and the use of adaptive downhill ski equipment to people with disabilities in West Michigan. By developing the unique abilities of each skier, CCSA fosters a level of self confidence that carries over into other aspects of life. Participants learn to do things they thought were impossible.
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Camp ALEC

Camp ALEC is a literacy camp for children with physical disabilities who use AAC devices to communicate. The camp offers regular recreational activities and also daily work on literacy- related activities taught by educational specialists. Offers 1 on 1 care if needed.
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Free Health Clinics of Michigan

Free Clinics of Michigan (FCOM) is a network of volunteer-staffed free clinics that provide health care services to the uninsured or medically underserved within the State of Michigan.
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Riverwood Center

Riverwood Center has been delivering quality, personalized mental health services and programs since 1975. We provide a wide variety of caring and confidential services to children, families and adults with mental illnesses, intellectual/developmental disabilities and substance use disorders.
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