Family & Parenting Archives - Ann Arbor Observer

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.–Fri. 9 a.m.–5 p.m. emmaushealthpartners.org/arborwoman

Bryant Community Center (Community Action Network)

3 W. Eden • (734) 477–0292
After-school programs, educational summer camps, YouthWorks, Alcoholics Anonymous, and WIC information programs. Summer hot lunch and dinner program for children living in the Bryant neighborhood (registration required; call for information). info@canwashtenaw.org, canwashtenaw.org

Child Care Network (Great Start to Quality Southeast Resource Center)

3941 Research Park Dr., ste. C • (734) 975–1840
Training for child care providers, child care scholarships, and assistance with child care referrals using the greatstarttoquality.org website. Mon.–Fri. 8 a.m.–4 p.m. info@childcarenetwork.org, childcarenetwork.org

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. info@canwashtenaw.org, canwashtenaw.org V

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 night-time residence, including preschool siblings and those 18 and older who do not yet have a high school diploma or GED. ephycontact@washtenawisd.org, washtenawisd.org/services/ephy/eligibility

Girls Group

1100 N. Main, ste. 101 (NEW Center) • (734) 531–5996
Educational nonprofit that empowers girls grade 6 and up from economically disadvantaged, socially vulnerable backgrounds to achieve emotional and financial self-sufficiency, graduate high school, and begin college/career. Comprehensive year-round programming includes in-school, weekend, summer, and spring break programs; college/career prep and support; youth council; and family engagement. info@girlsgroup.org, girlsgroup.org V

Help Me Grow (Washtenaw Intermediate School District)

1819 S. Wagner • (734) 994–8186
Services for children from prenatal to kindergarten entry, especially children with developmental delays or diagnosed disability. Provides no-cost preschool, developmental screenings, parent and caretaker support, home visiting programs, and more. helpmegrowwashtenaw.org