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The FIM Capitol Theatre is set to screen the documentary 'We Can Be Heroes' which sheds light on addiction and recovery while helping dispel stigmas around addiction.
Through the Genesee Early College program, students are able to graduate with their high school diploma and up to 60 transferable college credits at no cost to them.
Since its launch in 2021, Math4Flint has worked to provide programs that improve numeracy skills needed for algebra, trigonometry, trade schools, and college.
Whaley Children’s Center recently received $15,000 in grant funding that will go towards program enhancements to better meet the mental health needs of local children.
To celebrate National Health Center Week, Hamilton Health Network will be providing free food, activities, and resources through a series of fun events from August 9-12.
As the founder and CEO of Ring a Bell for ASL, Flint native Linda Bell is proud to continue her mother’s legacy by offering affordable (and also free) classes that teach American Sign Language in Flint.
In the third installment of 100K Ideas' client storytelling series, three entrepreneurs from Flint share how they brought their innovative business ideas to life.
As part of Hamilton's 'lunch and learn' series, the organization hopes to help people manage stress, anxiety, and depression during the 'Hamilton Health Talks' event.