Advocacy Services for Kids
269-343-5896
www.askforkids.org |
Provides support, training and advocacy skills for families raising children with special mental health needs. Programs include support groups, individual support and training. |
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Alternatives of Kalamazoo Crisis Pregnancy Center
269-345-1740
www.Alternativesofkzoo.org |
We are a pro-life, Christ centered organization that offers free support services for the young men and women facing an unplanned pregnancy. |
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American Red Cross
269-353-6180
www.greaterkzooredcross.org |
Provides relief to victims of disasters and helps people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies through the financial support of donors. |
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Big Brothers Big Sisters, A Community of Caring
269-382-6800, 888-898-3001
www.bbbsmi.org |
Provides positive adult mentors to youth to guide each child toward becoming a responsible, socially competent and caring adult. |
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Boy Scouts of America, Southwest Michigan Council
269-343-4687 or 800-272-7962
www.bsaswmc.org |
Prepares young people 7-21 to make ethical choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law. |
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Kalamazoo
269-349-4485
www.bgckzoo.org |
We exist to assure and enhance the character and quality of life of Kalamazoo youth through recreational activities, mentoring, education and arts programs. |
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Catholic Family Services
269-381-9800 or 800-873-8336
www.catholicfamilyservices.org |
The Ark provides crisis intervention and housing services for homeless or runaway youth, helping to reunify families and transition older youth into self-sufficiency. |
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Community Advocates for Persons with Development Disabilities
269-342-9801
www.communityadvocates.org |
Our mission is to assist persons with developmental disabilities to access needed services/supports, participate in community life and achieve greater self-sufficiency. |
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Community AIDS Resource and Education Services (CARES)
269-381-2437 or 800-944-2437
www.caresswm.org |
Provides case management for persons living with HIV to maximize quality of life and provide education aimed at minimizing HIV transmission in Southwest Michigan. |
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Comstock Community Center
269-345-8556
www.comstockcc.com |
Develops resources and provides a setting for education, recreation, social events, human service and life-long learning opportunities for community members. |
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Constance Brown Hearing Centers
269-343-2601
www.cbrown.org |
Our mission is to prevent, identify, evaluate and offer rehabilitation services for communication disorders caused by impaired hearing. |
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Disability Network Southwest Michigan
269-345-1516 or 877-674-5209
www.dnswm.org |
We exist to educate and connect people with disabilities to resources while advocating for social change in Kalamazoo County. |
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Family Health Center
269-349-4257
www.fhckzoo.com |
We provide excellent health care, family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics/gynecology and dental to anyone who walks through our doors, especially the medically underserved. |
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First Day Shoe Fund
269-375-7767
www.firstdayshoefund.org |
Provides new shoes to children K-2 in the Kalamazoo Public School system who qualify for free and reduced lunch. |
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Food Bank of South Central Michigan
269-964-3663
www.foodbankofscm.org |
Feeds hungry people by collecting and distributing food products; Advocating for hunger relief programs; Collaborating with others to address basic human needs. |
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Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan
269-343-1516 or 800-788-4919
www.gshom.org |
A girl led organization, reflecting the ever-changing needs and interests of today's girls. Girls discover the fun, friendship and power of girls together. |
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Greater Kalamazoo United Way
(269) 343-2524
www.KalamazooUnitedWay.org |
Disseminates leading-edge knowledge of health and human services; gathers community responses for significant impact on human service issues; leads continuous improvement in our community. |
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Gryphon Place
269-381-1510
www.gryphon.org |
Gryphon Place connects people to information, resources, and support systems to assist them in resolving crisis and meeting life challenges. |
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Habitat for Humanity, Kalamazoo Valley
269-344-2443 x206
www.habitatkalamazoo.org |
Makes homeownership possible for motivated families for whom ownership is not otherwise attainable. Habitat engages community volunteers and support. |
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Hospice Care of Southwest Michigan
269-345-0273
www.hospiceswmi.org |
Hospice provides compassionate care for people coping with illness, aging and dying by supporting individuals and caregivers through medical, emotional, spiritual and personal care services. |
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Housing Resources, Inc.
269-382-0287
www.housingresourcesinc.org |
Offers emergency, transitional and permanent housing assistance; Operates a family shelter; Homeless prevention housing programs; Assists homeless families to achieve self-sufficiency; develops affordable housing. |
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Kalamazoo Loaves & Fishes
269-488-2617
www.kzoolf.org |
Our mission is to expand the availability of emergency food resources in Kalamazoo Country and to promote the ability of individuals to feed themselves. |
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Legal Aid of Western Michigan
616-744-0672 or 800-442-2777
www.legalaidwestmich.org |
Provides free civil legal services, advice or representation, to low income families in domestic violence divorces, housing, consumer and disability. |
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Ministry with Community
269-343-6073
www.ministrywithcommunity.org |
Provides food, shelter and fundamental services to Kalamazoo's impoverished, homeless and mentally ill. Also assists with housing, employment and life skills training. |
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MRC Industries, Inc.
269-343-0747
www.mrcindustries.org |
Provides services for adults with developmental disabilities, mental illness or traumatic brain injuries; Case management; Clubhouse program for people with mental illness. |
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Portage Community Center
269-323-1942
www.portagecommunitycenter.org |
Offers information and referral; emergency assistance - basic needs; youth development programs; healthcare; pre-school education; volunteer opportunities; advocacy services; self-help programs. Hosts other agency programs. |
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Pretty Lake Vacation Camp
269-375-1950
www.prettylakecamp.org |
Residential summer camp for at-risk youth. All services provided cost-free to every child. Emphasis placed on fostering independence, self confidence and community building. |
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Residential Opportunities, Inc.
269-343-2940
www.residentialopportunities.org |
We exist to support children and adults with disabilities and their families, so they may enjoy community and home and pursue health and independence. |
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Senior Services, Inc.
269-382-0515 or 800-711-2113
www.seniorservices1.org |
Senior Services provides; Meals-on-Wheels; Home care and Home repair for older adults. Medicaid waiver and community health agent providing in-home care. |
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South County Community Services
269-649-2901
www.sccs.us |
Provides emergency assistance, senior programming, programs for adults with disabilities (PAD), summer youth recreation and hosted agency programming to residents South County. |
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United Cerebral Palsy Association of Michigan
517-203-1200
www.ucpmichigan.org |
Our mission is to advance the independence, productivity and full citizenship of people with Cerebral Palsy and other disabilities. |
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Volunteer Center of Greater Kalamazoo
269-382-8350
www.volunteerkalamazoo.org |
Matches volunteers with needs of local nonprofit organizations; provides volunteer management and board training/consulting; sponsors youth programs and volunteer recognition events. |
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YMCA of Greater Kalamazoo
269-345-9622
www.kzooymca.org |
We exist to nurture the potential of kids and adults by promoting healthy living and fostering a sense of social responsibility. |
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YWCA Kalamazoo, Michigan
269-345-5595
www.ywcakalamazoo.org |
Works to eliminate racism and empower women by addressing racism, sexism, domestic and sexual violence and poverty through direct services, education and advocacy. |
