Midland Child Advocacy Center (Midland CAC), formerly known as Safe and Sound Child Advocacy Center, is excited to announce a heartwarming addition to its four-person team: a professionally trained facility dog who will work directly with child victims of abuse.
Read MoreThe Michigan Department of Lifelong Education Advancement and Potential (MiLEAP) has issued licenses to all four of The ROCK Center For Youth Development’s Out-of-School Time locations at Jefferson Middle School, Northeast Middle School, Meridian Junior High School and Delta College. This achievement reflects The ROCK’s dedication to ensuring the safety and well-being of youth participating in its afterschool programs.
Read MoreMidland County Educational Service Agency (MCESA) is excited to announce four hands-on Summer Career and Technical Education (CTE) Camps launching this season, offering students the opportunity to explore exciting career pathways and build valuable skills for the future. Open to middle and high school students, each camp will focus on a different in-demand field
Read More“Before working here, I had a very different idea of Midland. I thought it was all “Sparkle City”—neat, shiny, maybe a bit exclusive. But I was wrong. Midland is a place of incredible depth, inclusivity, and heart. The arts community here is more vibrant than I ever imagined. The people are generous, supportive, and deeply engaged. There’s a space here for everyone—which means a lot coming from someone who once worried she wouldn’t quite fit.“ - Cailey Brown
Read More“Midland is a remarkable place. It’s a city with the heart of a small town where people show up for one another, where someone with no connection to our students rallies around them because they care, and where we prioritize connection, even across differences.“ -Penny Miller-Nelson
Read MoreAll youth have the potential to thrive. Adult relationships are essential to help young people grow and develop. As adults, we can intentionally create connections with the young people around us.
Read More“Young people really do have a voice and a place in our community, and have power to contribute.” -Jessica Chai
Read MoreThe ROCK Center for Youth Development is thrilled to announce the launch of a groundbreaking new afterschool program in partnership with Delta College. Starting January 6, 2025.
Read MoreOn Friday, November 15, the Max Loves Midland Navigation Team met to tackle a critical topic affecting families, businesses, and the community: childcare infrastructure and policy. Local and regional experts gathered to share insights into the challenges and opportunities within this space, sparking discussions and collaborative problem-solving among attendees.
Read MoreThe Midland County Great Start Collaborative is launching their Parent & Guardian Early Childhood Survey, which is open now through May 26, to get feedback from parents and guardians about the current strengths and challenges of raising children in Midland County. The information will help them inform their current strategic planning efforts for their next five-year plan.
Read MoreI had the recent pleasure of sitting down with Safe & Sound Child Advocacy Center’s Executive Director, Keven Heye, to learn more about the vital work they do for families in Midland County, and about the upcoming Art + Advocacy Auction.
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