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Hope Network is kicking off Autism Awareness month by hosting a bridge walk led by Lieutenant Governor Brian Calley across the Blue Bridge in downtown Grand Rapids to promote awareness of Autism Spectrum disorders.

Last week, the Michigan Department of Community Health (MDCH) announced the recipients of Michigan’s Health Innovation Grant. This is the second year that Michigan has awarded the grants which are meant to improve the delivery of health services in Michigan. The 44 one-time projects will each receive up to $35,000 in funding.

As ArtPrize begins it's 4th year of bringing art and conversation to Grand Rapids in a "really big" way, the concern has always been to hold an event the is truly open to all.  And by that I mean, accessible to all, even with a physical disability.

Hope Network aims to fill over 100 positions at job fair today! Today from 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., Hope Network will host a job fair at its Career Center, 775 36th Street, to fill over 100 positions. The fair will boast direct care openings from across Michigan in a variety of Hope Network service lines, including Behavioral Health, Developmental Services, and Rehabilitation Services...