Family & Parenting

ArborWoman

24 Frank Lloyd Wright, lobby L, ste. 2200 • (734) 994–8863
Pregnancy testing; limited obstetrical ultrasound exams; pregnancy options education; post-abortion and pregnancy loss counseling; educational resources, including safe sleep, labor & delivery, and fertility education; and community resource referrals. Please note: Does not refer or perform abortions. Request an appointment online or by phone; same-day appointments offered. All services free and confidential. Mon., Wed., Thurs., & Fri. 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Tues. 9 a.m.–8 p.m. emmaushealthpartners.org/arborwoman

Community Action Network

PO Box 130076, AA 48113 • (734) 994-2985
Programs, services, advocacy, and community building for the Arrowwood Hills, Brick, and Bryant community centers, and the Creekside, Hikone, and Green Baxter public housing complexes. [email protected], canwashtenaw.org

Education Project

1819 S. Wagner • (734) 994–8100, ext. 1518
Works to ensure students experiencing homelessness, chronic absenteeism, and temporary living situations enroll, regularly attend, and succeed in school. Serves children and youth who lack a fixed, adequate, regular nighttime residence, including preschool siblings and those 18 and older who do not yet have a high school diploma or GED. [email protected], washtenawisd.org/services/ephy/eligibility

Girls Group

1100 N. Main, ste. 101 (NEW Center) • (734) 531–5996
Empowers young women to achieve emotional and economic self-sufficiency by ensuring they graduate from high school and begin college or their career. Programming spans middle/high school and beyond. Participants are mentored by experienced staff and interns, with year-round comprehensive programming on academic readiness, social/emotional life skills, financial education, and community service. [email protected], girlsgroup.org

Peace Neighborhood Center

1111 N. Maple • (734) 662–3564
After-school and summer camp programs for kindergarten–high school students offering individualized support for academic, social, and emotional learning, recreational and enrichment activities, college and career prep, and age-specific support groups and counseling support. In-depth wraparound support for parents includes family enrichment programming, budget and planning assistance, wellness activities, support groups, individual & family counseling support, emergency assistance, and advocacy. [email protected], peaceneighborhoodcenter.org

Washtenaw Area Council for Children

3075 W. Clark, ste. 10 • (734) 434–4215
Prevents child abuse and neglect through educational services for children, parents, youth-serving professionals, and the public. Parent programs on safe sleeping for infants, cyber safety, and child sexual abuse awareness. Children’s programs teach cyber safety, bullying and cyberbullying prevention, and appropriate touch. Luncheon lecture series and conference on family issues. [email protected], washtenawchildren.org