301 E. Huron (Larcom City Hall), 5th fl. (734) 794–6500, ext. 45204 This division of the finance unit oversees the city’s accounting, auditing, payroll, and grant services, and provides citizens with clear information on the...
Read More1515 S. Seventh (734) 994–2300 For those age 5 and older with mental or physical challenges. Classes and Strike Force Bowling League. registration@aaps.k12.mi.us, aarecedonline.com
Read More220 N. Main (734) 222–6850 Appointed by the board of commissioners, county administrator Gregory Dill is responsible for the overall management of county departments, agencies, and offices....
Read More(734) 794-6445 1519 Fuller (Fuller Pool) Individuals, organizations, and community groups volunteer to adopt Ann Arbor city parks by caring for gardens, cleaning up common green spaces, and advocating for park improvements....
Read More(734) 971-9781, ext. 322 4925 Packard Waiting Child Adoption facilitates adoptions of legally available children of all ages who have been involved in the foster care system but cannot be returned to their birth families due to...
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(734) 662-4001 2500 S. Main, Arbor Bridge Church Provides respite for caregivers of adults (age 18 or older) with a cognitive, physical, or mental-health diagnosis. Stimulating activities in a safe environment are designed to...
Read More1785 W. Stadium (734) 995–8888 Offers treatment for common health problems and minor injuries (including allergies, migraines, pneumonia, burns, rashes, and STDs), as well as lab studies, physicals, vaccines, and radiology...
Read More950 E. Arkona, Milan (Milan Free Methodist Church). Laura Cachia, (734) 752–0807 Interdenominational Christian learning cooperative serves homeschooling families with children from newborn to high school. Meets for two 12-week...
Read More1528 Pontiac Tr. (734) 761–1717 The AACHM offers educational programs, exhibits, and Underground Railroad bus tours and talks. Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m.–5 p.m. aachmuseum@att.net, aachm.org
Read More(734) 995–4949 12-step support group for families and friends of alcoholics. 18 meetings to choose from. afgdistrict5.org
Read More3220 Oakwood (734) 973–7222 Day care for ages 6 wks.–4 yrs. Multi-age preschool and preK for ages 2½–5. Adult-child ratios 1:3–1:8. Contact for pricing. 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Part-time care available. Camps and field trips in the...
Read More216 Beakes (734) 761–8070 Day care and preschool for ages 6 wks.–8 yrs. Music program. Adult-child ratios 1:3–1:10. 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Part-time care available. Camps and field trips in summer. Contact for pricing. Procare in...
Read More12-step support groups for anyone who desires to stop drinking.
Read More255 E. Liberty, ste. 225 Makerspace/do-it-yourself workshop with tools, classes, and workspace available to the public during weekly open hours. Event listings at rhino.li/events. info@allhandsactive.org,...
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2350 Miller. (734) 994–3382. Half-day preschool programs for ages 3–5. Teacher-child ratio 1:6....
Read More(734) 971-9781, ext. 430 4925 Packard Intensive educational program for men that seeks to stop domestic violence. Population-specific programs include NoMÁS, for Spanish-speaking males, and RENEW, for women. Sliding scale...
Read MorePO Box 2806, AA 48106 (844) 973–6287 Open to women holding an associate’s degree or higher from a regionally accredited college or university. Advances gender equity for women and girls through research, education, and advocacy....
Read MoreOpportunities for leadership, education, and networking for women of all ages. Meets 3rd Tues. virtually (free). Annual national dues $115, local dues $36, plus dinner fee each meeting. Guests welcome. Reservations required....
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