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Rooted in Community, Growing Together
At Partners in Change, we believe that just as trees thrive in a nurturing ecosystem, individuals flourish within supportive communities. Our dedication to service extends beyond our practice, reaching into the heart of the communities we call home.
We recognize that meaningful change is cultivated through collaboration. By partnering with mental health agencies, schools, churches, and various organizations, we aim to create a cohesive network of support. If we identify that another agency can better serve your needs, we will provide appropriate referrals, ensuring you receive the best possible care.
Our role is a part of a larger ecosystem, and we are humbled to contribute to the collective well-being of our communities.
Our
Initiatives
Over the years, our team has engaged in a variety of initiatives aimed at fostering mental well-being and community resilience:
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Educational Collaborations: Developed and implemented the "Mindful Monday" curriculum at Windover High School, introducing students to mindfulness practices. We trained school professionals and evaluated the program's effectiveness
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Professional Trainings: Provided complimentary mental health training sessions to school staff, foster parents, and mentors of adjudicated youth, equipping them with tools to support those in their care
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Community Sponsorships: Proud sponsors of local sports teams and the Snow Snake Ski Patrol, promoting physical health and community engagement
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Resource Provision: Donated supplies and self-help books to Midland Public Schools and the Saginaw Regional Correctional Facility, supporting educational and rehabilitative efforts
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Mindfulness Education: Offered free mindfulness training to honors students at Mid-Michigan College, emphasizing the importance of mental well-being in academic success
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Youth Programs: Funded the MindsUp Curriculum for 3rd-grade classrooms in Midland County Schools during the 2017 and 2018 school years, fostering early emotional intelligence
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Animal-Assisted Therapy: Sponsored the PAWsitives Helper Program, pairing hard-to-adopt dogs with adjudicated youth, promoting mutual healing and responsibility
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Public Education: Conducted free public lectures on various mental health topics, including parenting youth with ADHD, chronic pain management, anxiety in youth, healthy relationships, suicide prevention, and sleep hygiene
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Holiday Support: Provided families in need with holiday gifts and financial assistance, ensuring warmth and joy during the festive season
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Charitable Contributions: Regularly donated to local non-profits such as Shelterhouse, Survivors of Suicide, American Red Cross, Saginaw Soup Kitchen, The Arc, and Mission of Hope, supporting a wide range of community services
