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CLC Network (Christian Learning Center)
4340 Burlingame Ave. SW
Wyoming, MI  49509
616-245-8388
 
Comprehensive Therapy Center
2505 Ardmore, SE        
Grand Rapids, MI 49506        
616-559-1054
 
EnCourage Institute for Teaching and Learning, LLC
2845 Wilson Ave. SW, Suite D
Grandville, MI 49418 
 and
3260 Eagle Park Dr. NE, Suite 117
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49525 
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DeafBlind Central: Michigan’s Training and Resource Project
Beth Kennedy, Director Central Michigan University
Sloan 105
Mount Pleasant, MI 48859
(888) 758-0508 
(888) 758-0508
(989) 774-2725 
(989) 774-2725
(989) 774-1572 (fax)
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Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services
4328 Kalamazoo St SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49508
V: 616-732-7358
VP: 616-828-0186
Fax: 616-732-7365
 
Franciscan Life Process Center
11650 Downes Street
Lowell, MI 49331-9489
616-897-7842
Grand Rapids Campus; 3rd floor of the Basillica Center
654 Davis Avenue, NW
Grand Rapids, MI 49524
616-647-5257
 
Michigan Commission on Disability Concerns and Division on Deaf and Hard of Hearing
320 N. Washington Square, Suite 250
Lansing, MI 48913
(877) 499-6232  (voice/TTY)
(517) 334-6637 (fax)
 
South Shore Speech, LLC
395 South Shore Drive, Suite 310      
Battle Creek, MI 49014           
269-660-1025
 
University of Michigan Sound Support Program
Mary Anne Stoner University Of Michigan Health System F6866
Mott Hospital 1500 E. Medical Center Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-0241
(866) 595-5585
(734) 936-4934
(734) 763-7802 (fax)
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 We were absolutely elated to receive your scholarship to help pay for programming for our son, Samuel, who is on the autism spectrum. We have been working with Horizons Developmental Resource Center for a couple of years and have seen wonderful social changes for Samuel. The cost is high, which makes each year of paying for programming a matter of prayer and sacrifice to our family with our spending. It is a relief to have this scholarship to help us pay for Samuel's programming. We are so impressed with the progress Samuel has made with his social skills. Samuel will now communicate his needs and concerns with words instead of crying and having a temper tantrum. We see Samuel work toward completing activities independently instead of needing constant prompts from us. Another wonderful change is that Samuel desires to interact with peers, instead of hiding from them. Again, thank you for helping us to continue to offer the best programming for Samuel!


-The Sorenson Family