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SOAR365 (Formerly the Greater Richmond ARC) was established in 1954 by families for families. Since that time we have grown into a respected community organization. Each year we help over 1,400 individuals with disabilities and their families. We remain dedicated to creating opportunities for everyone in the community. We want you and your family to grow to your fullest potential. Why Families Choose SOAR365: Families choose SOAR365 because we create opportunities that will give their loved ones a better quality of life. We empower people with disabilities across the broadest spectrum: • Across the lifespan – from infants to the elderly. • Across all levels of disability – from mild to profound. • Across the community – families receive the best help wherever they live in the metro and Tri-Cities areas, without geographic limits. Our unwavering commitment to family is what defines SOAR365. No matter what your family`s needs may be, we can help. The number and variety of services we offer are unmatched in the Richmond area.
The Chamber is committed to making Grand Rapids a welcoming, inclusive community that attracts and retains a talented & diverse workforce. The Chamber makes business ownership in West Michigan more accessible and rewarding. We work with businesses of all sizes and business owners of all experience levels. With a variety of programs and events, we can help you identify new opportunities to grow and connect you with peers who are excited to advise and support you along the way.
In partnership with 11,000 committed volunteers and adult members, Girl Scouts River Valleys serves more than 32,000 girls through a 49-county council that spans Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Iowa. We are one of 112 Girl Scout councils that make up the national Girl Scout Movement, sharing the mission to build girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place.
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Housing discrimination occurs when someone treats you unfairly because of your protected class in the rental, sale, insuring, or financing of a home. Protected classes include race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, familial status, military status (state protection), and sexual orientation (local protection). All who seek housing should have an equal opportunity to rent, purchase, finance, or insure the property they choose. Protect The Fair Housing Center is here to ensure all people have the same access to opportunities. Being treated in a discriminatory manner is unjust and unlawful. If you feel that you have been treated unfairly we will actively listen to your complaint. When necessary, we can investigate and pursue enforcement action. The Fair Housing Center is here to ensure all people have the same access to opportunities. Being treated in a discriminatory manner is unjust and unlawful. If you feel that you have been treated unfairly we will actively listen to your complaint. When necessary, we can investigate and pursue enforcement action. The Fair Housing Center understands that some people may not be aware of the fair housing laws or how to identify discriminatory practices. To share this information with the public and housing professionals, we distribute materials, offer trainings, host outreach events, and much more. By ensuring everyone is familiar with fair housing rights, we can help to eliminate discriminatory practices. Our education and outreach efforts can also help people to recognize when they are being treated unfairly.