Education-Based Nonprofits 
in Washtenaw County 

 


Click on the above map to see the locations of all self-identified, education-based nonprofits in Washtenaw County.
 
 


 

Alphabetical Listing of Self-Identified Education-Based Nonprofits in Washtenaw County:

AFS Washtenaw (American Field Service Intercultural)

American Lung Association of Michigan - Huron Valley

Ann Arbor Area League of Women Voters

Another Ann Arbor Inc.

Career Paths, Inc.

Center for the Education of Women (CEW)

Center for Occupational and Personalized Education

Cleary College

Community Day Care & Preschool Center Inc.

Community Leaning Post, Inc.

Concordia College

Consortium for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN)

Daycroft Montessori School

Dexter Area Museum

Dexter Co-op Nursery School

Early Learning Center

Ecumenical Center & International Residence

Engineering Society (ESD)

Exhibit Museum of Natural History

Future Problem Solving Program

Genesis Preschool

Glacier Way Cooperative Nursery

Health Level Seven (HL7)

High/Scope Educational Research Foundation

Historical Society of Michigan

Huron Valley Girl Scout Council

Huron Valley School

ICARE/Chataqua

Inter-Cooperative Council of the University of Michigan

International Foundation for Energetic Medicine

Karmanos Cancer Institute

Lamaze Childbirth Preparation Association of Ann Arbor, Inc.

Matthaei Botanical Gardens

Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, & Letters

Michigan DECA

Michigan School Food Service Association

Michigan Technology Council

Microsoft Healthcare Users Group

Milan Children's Co-Op Nursery

National Association of Industrial Technology

National Center for Manufacturing Sciences

Parents Without Partners

Peachtree Montessori Preschool

Perry Nursery School

River Oaks Day Care Center

Rudolph Steiner School Association of Ann Arbor

SWWC Student Building Trades, Inc.

Student Advocacy Center

Urban Education Alliance

Washtenaw Area Council for Children

Washtenaw Community College Foundation

Washtenaw Education - Work Consortium

Washtenaw Homebuyers Program

Washtenaw Literacy

William Davidson Institute

Yankee Air Force Museum, Inc.
 

AFS Washtenaw (American Field Service Intercultural)

2185 Churchill Drive
Ann Arbor, MI  48103-6010
Phone:   734-995-1605
Fax:   734-995-1605
E-Mail: 73742,3361@compuserve.com
Description:
        AFS is an international, voluntary, non-governmental nonprofit organization that provides intercultural learning opportunities to help people develop the knowledge, skills and understanding needed to create a more just and peaceful world.  AFS Washtenaw is the local chapter of AFS cultural programs.  There are over 100,000 AFS volunteers in 60 countries around the world.  Its various education programs, Americans Abroad, Host Families, and Americans Abroad Urban Outreach, include high school intercultural exchange, and visits by high school exchange students to pre-school, elementary and middle schools.  AFS also provides merit- and need-based scholarships.

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American Lung Association of Michigan - Huron Valley

Regional Office
3157 Packard, Suite A
Ann Arbor, MI  48108
Phone:  734-973-6730
Fax: 734 973-6115
Description:
        The mission of the American Lung Association of Michigan (ALAM) is the conquest of lung disease and the promotion of lung health. ALAM has as its number one priority the prevention of lung disease;  that is, to preclude the development of disease.  The second priority is the cure of lung disease;  that is, to permanently reverse the disease which is present and which interferes with health. The third priority is the control of lung disease;  that is, to alleviate pain and suffering caused by the disease.  ALAM's programs include Family Asthma Series, Breathers Club, Asthma Camp, OAS, FFS, and Advocacy.  These programs serve schools, people with an interest in asthma education, and people with lung disease and their family members.

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•  View some of the American Lung Association's websites:
    1.  For the national organization:    http://www.lungusa.org
    2.  For the Michigan chapter:        http://www.alam.org
    3.  For their product information:   http://www.christmasair.com

Ann Arbor Area League of Women Voters

P.O. Box 3832
Ann Arbor, MI  48106
Phone: 734-769-7779
Description:
        The purpose of the League of Women Voters is to promote political responsibility through informed and active participation of citizens in government and to act on selected governmental issues.  The League's programs include Conventions Workshops, LWV Financial Support National and State, Your Elected Officials, Public Meetings, Candidate Forums, Know Your Schools, and Educational Activities.

Another Ann Arbor, Inc.

1325 Pepper Pike
Ann Arbor, MI  48105
Phone: 734-663-9348
Description:
        The mission of Another Ann Arbor Inc. is to provide the public with information about the history, culture, and current concerns of the African American Community in Washtenaw County.  The organization provides services in the field of education, health, and law.

Career Paths Inc.

11700 Pleasant Lake Rd.
Manchester, MI  48158
Phone: 734-428-8326
Fax: 734-428-7440
Description:
        Career Paths, Inc. provides a comprehensive school-to-work program through the involvement of educational systems, business and industry, and government agencies.  Career Paths, Inc. will facilitate a student's smooth school-to-work transition by providing work orientation, academic competencies, technical skills and on-the-job training.  Its Youth Apprenticeships program services eleventh, twelfth, and post-secondary level students.

Center for the Education of Women (CEW)

330 E. Liberty Street
Ann Arbor, MI  48104-2289
Phone: 734-998-7080
Fax: 734-998-6203
Description:
        CEW's objectives are:
1. To help women enter and stay in the mainstream of higher education and professional preparation, and to help them make use of their education through personal and professional development.
2. To help the University eliminate institutional barriers to equity in education and employment;  to make issues of equity for women clear and of higher institutional priority.
3. To monitor changing issues for women in education and employment and to do research and disseminate findings of these issues.
4. To train professionals and students in areas relevant to the Center mission and expertise.
CEW's programs include internships, a Leadership Program, Women in Science and Engineering, and counseling and research services.  Scholarships are also provided by CEW.
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Center for Occupational and Personalized Education

2260 Platt Road
Ann Arbor, MI  48104
Phone: 734-971-7870
Fax: 734-971-6058
E-Mail: rcoller@ismi.net
Description:
        The Staff of the COPE-O'Brien Center is committed to youth achievement through the development of positive self-esteem and behavior, and to the cultivation of academic, social, and vocational skills.  COPE provides a supportive and safe environment where education is promoted and where respect for the individual and the rights and responsibilities of staff and students guide the Center's standards.
        Its C.O.P.E. program provides educational and health services to middle and high school students who have been referred to the Center by their public schools or by a Juvenile Court.

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Cleary College

2170 Washtenaw Avenue
Ypsilanti, MI  48197
Phone: 734-483-4400
Fax: 734-483-0090
Description:
        Cleary College is an independent, non-profit, specialized college of business with campuses in Livingston and Washtenaw counties and extension sites throughout Michigan.  The College offers the baccalaureate degree in business administration in several majors, as well as a limited number of associate degree and diploma programs.  The College's students are primarily non-traditional, working full or part time while enrolled, and are focused on a business career.
        Cleary College strives to make a positive impact on the community, through:
1. Student mastery and demonstration of contemporary business principles and competencies in communication, critical thinking, leadership and civic preparation.
2. Business and employer relationships promoting job opportunities for graduates, curriculum refinement and development, cooperative education placements, and customized training.
3. Modeling effective business practices including continuous improvement, quality and customer service.

Community Day Care & Preschool Center Inc.

1611 Westminster Place
Ann Arbor, MI  48104
Phone: 734-761-7101
Description:
        The mission of the Community Day Care & Preschool Center Inc. is to provide affordable, quality child care for families.  Its services include preschool, child care, a latch key program, and a summer day camp.  Eligibility for services depends upon income level.

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Community Leaning Post, Inc.

211 North Fourth Ave.
P.O. Box 7674
Ann Arbor, MI  48107
Phone: 734-769-0288
Fax: 734-769-0379
Description:
        CLP is a local organization located in a building historically recognized as "The Colored Welfare League."  As a confirmation to the past, CLP's mission is to help people help themselves and to be especially sensitive to the needs of the single female head of household.  Its programs include educational services for middle school students, and aging, counseling, and familing violence services.

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Concordia College

4090 Geddes Road
Ann Arbor, MI  48105
Phone: 734-995-7331
Fax: 734-995-4610
E-Mail: koersj@abraham.ccaa.edu
Description:
        Within its distinctly Christian environment and its academic community dedicated to excellence, Concordia College serves as a liberal arts college of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, preparing men and women for a life of service in the church and in the world.

•  View the Concordia College website:    http://www.ccaa.edu

Consortium for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN)

4251 Plymouth Road, Suite B
Ann Arbor, MI  48105
Phone: 734-741-4660
Fax: 734-663-6622
E-Mail: david.gregorka@ciesin.org
Description:
    CIESIN's mission is to provide access to and enhance the use of information worldwide, advancing understanding of human interactions in the environment and serving the needs of science and public and private decision-making.  CIESIN's programs include Global & Regional Information Networks, Science Data Management, Decision Support, and Education & Technical Consultation Services.


Daycroft Montessori School
100 E. Oakbrook
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Phone:  734-930-0333
Description:
        The foundation of preschool and elementary education at Daycroft is traditional Montessori theory and methods. While sharing the belief that children must be allowed to learn at their own pace, it is also recognized that it is essential to remain current with new theories so that we may bring frsh insights to the task of nurturing and educating young children. At Daycroft, the teacher’s primary objective is to carefully observe children to determine their individual needs and to prepare the environment so that their developing goals may be met. This "prepared environment" enables children to develop independently and learn at their own pace. As children develop these various skills, they also develop positive attitudes about learning which will benefit their future learning years.
        Daycroft wlcomes a multi-cultural student body, composed of children from various nations, races, and religions. Children are expected to learn about and be proud of their cultural identities, which promotes self-respect and respect for others. As a result, the children are able to flourish and learn from each other in an atmosphere that celebrates their diversity. Their programs include Young Preschool (half day and full day), A.M. and P.M. (half day) Preschool, Full Day Preschool, Kindergarten, and Elementary Grades 1-5.

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Dexter Area Museum
3443 Inverness Street
Dexter, MI 48130
Phone:  734-426-2494
E-Mail: nrackham@aol.com
Description:
        Located in an 1883 German Church in Dexter, Michigan, the museum has a collection of artifacts from the founder of Dexter and early years of Dexter. Research information is available on early families of Dexter Village.

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• View the Dexter Area Museum website:    http://www.hvcn.org/info/dextermuseum


Dexter Co-op Nursery School
7543 W. Huron River Drive
P.O. Box 392
Dexter, MI 48130
Phone:  734-426-0281
Description:
        Serving the community of Dexter, the Co-op Nursery School has programs designed for 3 and 4 year olds. It is supported and organized by the parents of the children enrolled. Classes are taught by qualified teachers, with parents assisting in a developmentally appropriate program for the children.


Early Learning Center
3070 Redwood
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Phone:  734-973-7722
Description:
        The Center is a unique preschool program which reflects the belief that learning takes place primarily through exploratory play activities. It attempts to provide a balanced program with a variety of developmentally appropriate activities to stimulate children’s interest and promote social-emotional, intellectual, physical and creative growth.

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Ecumenical Center & International Residence
921 Church Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Phone:  734-662-5529
Fax:  734-662-3580
Description:
        The mission of the Internatioal Residence is to enable international students and scholars and American students at the U of M to share international living and learning.
        The Ecumentical Center is a Campus Ministry which serves the university community and surrounding southeast Michigan region with programs of global education, international friendhip, counseling, and connection to the wider Ann Arbor community. Its programs include a Global Education Program, and a University Campus Ministry.

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Engineering Society (ESD)
29355 Northwestern Hwy., Suite 200
Southfield, MI  48034
Description:
        In addition to IPC, major ESD conferences include Advanced Composites;  Coatings Technology;  Michigan Industrial Expo and Environmental Vehicles.  ESD publishes proceedings of all its conferences, as well as two technical journals, ESD Technology and E2m - The Journal of Environmental Engineering & Management.  ESD also sponsors public policy research, technical internships, and congressional fellowships.


Exhibit Museum of Natural History
1109 Geddes Avenue, Room 4506
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1079
Phone:  734-936-5834
Fax:  734-647-2767
E-Mail: aharris@umich.edu
Description:
        The Museum’s Mission is to: maintain Natural History collections/exhibits for the public and university audiences; hold a staff to maintain these; serve the State of Michigan as a place of learning and as an educational resource; and use exhibits, tours, displays, lecturers, workshops, planetarium shows, etc., to carry out the educational mission. Its programs include Tours, Planetarium (schools), Browse, Walk-in, and a Planetarium (public).


Future Problem Solving Program
318 W. Ann Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48104-1337
Phone:  734-998-9876
Fax:  734-998-7663
E-Mail: fpsolve@aol.com
Description:
        The mission of FPSP is to teach students creative solving processes through competitive and non-competitive instructional programs so they learn to work with others in designing positive futures.

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Genesis Preschool
1601 Stamford
Ypsilanti, MI 48198
Phone:  734-483-2704
Description:
        We believe that all children are a gift from God. As parents and educators it is our responsibility to cherish, nurture and teach our children to ensure that they develop to their fullest potential. We believe that there are five major areas of child development: spiritual, educational, moral, emotional, and physical. At Genesis Preschool we strive to fully address children’s needs in each of these five areas. Its primary focus is Parenting Classes.


Glacier Way Cooperative Nursery
1001 Green Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Phone:  734-995-0707
Description:
        The Nursery is a preschool program that admits students of any race, sex, color, and national or ethnic origin. State-licensed and non-profit member of the Michigan Council of Co-op Nurseries, Glacier Way allows parents to be partner in their children’s educational growth and participate in the administration of the school. ts programs include a 3 year old class, and a 4 year old class.


Health Level Seven (HL7)
3300 Washtenaw Avenue, Suite 227
Ann Arbor, MI 48104-4250
Phone:  734-677-7777
Fax:  734-677-6622
E-Mail: hg@hl7.org
Description:
        HL7 is dedicated to developing a cost-effective approach to system conectivity. Its programs include Membership in HL7 (Individual or Organizational), Winter/Spring Working Group & Annual Plenary & WG meetings, and Publications.

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High/Scope Educational Research Foundation
600 N. River Street
Ypsilanti, MI 48198-2898
Phone:  734-485-2000
Fax:  734-485-0704
Description:
        The Foundation’s mission is to produce and put to use knowledge about education and human development that will increase the life chances of children and youth throughout the world. The cornerstone of this commitment is the belief that active, participatory learning in supportive environments is conducive to the growth and strengthening of open, democratic societies. Its programs include Training, Dissemination, and Research.


Historical Society of Michigan
2117 Washtenaw Avenue
Ann Arbor, MI 48104-4599
Phone:  734-769-1828
Fax:  734-769-4267
Description:
        The Society’s mission is to foster in citizens a deeper understanding of and appreciation for all Michigan history through programs and publications. Its programs include the Center for Teaching Michigan History, History Conferences, a Teacher’s Conference, Publications, and Centennial Business Awards.

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Huron Valley Girl Scout Council
1900 Manchester, Box 696
Ann Arbor, MI 48106
Phone:  734-971-8800
Fax:  734-971-2160
Description:
        The Council’s program is Troop Services Informal Education.

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Huron Valley School
211 E. Michigan Avenue
Ypsilanti, MI 48198
Phone:  734-483-0366
Fax:  734-483-0372
E-Mail: tkotyuk@rc.net
Description:
        The School’s  program is Christian Education: Grades 3-8.


ICARE/Chataqua
12845 Dexter
Chelsea, MI 48118-9569
Phone:  734-475-9181
Description:
        ICARE/Chataqua seeks to provide unique, challenging, educational and therapeutic environments which promote growth, responsibility, and community which will provide support and resources for success, meaning and productive lives as adults. Its programs include Summer Camp, Year Round Programs, Counseling, Child & Youth Advocacy, and Consulting.


Inter-Cooperative Council of the University of Michigan
337 E. William
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Phone:  734-662-4414
Fax:  734-662-5870
E-Mail: jcoopjones@aol.com
Description:
        We, the members of the ICC, shall work together, using the Cooperative Principles, to provide affordable, high quality housing for all students. We shall strive for an open, diverse and empowered membership, positive social change and expansion of both our Cooperative and the Cooperative Movement.

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International Foundation for Energetic Medicine
1235 S. Maple #101
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Phone:  734-913-5500
Fax:  734-747-9039
E-Mail: ifemhc2000@aol.com
Description:
        The Foundation’s mission is to serve and heal humanity and our planet. Its programs include Claiming Your True Colors Seminar, Healing Your True Colors Seminar, Magnetic Personality & Colors Profile Course, Home Care Service, Magnetic Personality Colors Profile Consultation, and a Healing Community 2000 Program.

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Karmanos Cancer Institute
2350 E. Stadium Blvd., 12-B
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Phone:  734-971-0340
Fax:  734-971-8349
Description:
        The Institute’s mission is to contribute to the conquest of cancer by operating a Detroit-based, internationally-recognized research institute which provides a center of excellence directed toward cancer prevention, cure and treatment.
        Research with a community mission is one of the Institute’s guiding principles. With this in mind, KCI has worked hand-in-hand with other insitutions when, together, KCI can benefit the community. Serving the community, the KCI works with area hospitals, universities, and agencies in prevention and detection projects, home care services, research studies and graduate educational programs.
        The KCI pledges to continue its active, independent program, heightening community awareness of its role in the ongoing battle against cancer and seeking community support. Its programs include Breast Health Awareness, Prostate Education, Nutrition/Cancer Prevention, and Hazards of Tobacco (Anti-tobacco Program).

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• View the Karmanos Cancer Institute website:    http://www.karmanos.org


Lamaze Childbirth Preparation Association of Ann Arbor, Inc.
2500 Packard, Suite 101
Ann Arbor, MI 48104-1234
Phone:  734-973-1014
Description:
        The Association offers education and support during the childbeaaring and early chilhood years. We serve expectant parents, infants, siblings, toddlers, teens and bereaved families. its programs include Classes: childbirth, infant care, sibling preparation, breastfeeding, Miscarriage & newborn loss support, and a Parent/Toddler play group.

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Matthaei Botanical Gardens
1800 N. Dixboro Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Phone:  734-998-7061
Fax:  734-998-6205
E-Mail: bjklatt@umich.edu
Description:
        The Gardens’ mission is to study and disseminate knowledge of plants as they exist in nature, contribute to human culture, and support life on Earth. Its programs include Research, K - 12 Classes, University Classes, Adult Education, Public Outreach Nature Trails, Conservatory, and Special Events.


Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, & Letters
109 Argus II, 400 Fourth Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48103-4816
Phone:  734-936-2938
Fax:  734-763-6927
E-Mail: kduke@umich.edu
Description:
        Over 100 years old, the stated mission of the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters has been to "disseminate research and diffuse knowledge." It does this through its annual meetings, where papers are presented in section programs correspondng to the recognized disciplines and interdisciplinary areas, symposia, and special sessions, and through the publication of a newsletter, all abstracts and outstanding papers presented at the meetings, and a directory of members indexed by common interest areas. The Academy serves as a network of scholars in the state and the region, for sharing of knowledge and resources as well as social interaction.

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Michigan DECA
Eastern Michigan University
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Phone:  734-487-3322
Fax:  734-487-8755
E-Mail: dave.wait@emich.edu
Description:
        Its programs include a State Newsletter, Chapter Support, Leadership Conferences, District Conferences, a State Conference, and a National Conference.


Michigan School Food Service Association
3300 Washtenaw, Suite #220
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Phone:  734-677-8955
Fax:  734-677-2407
Description:
        The Association is organized to promote the optimal health, nutrition and education of all children; support nutritionally adequate and educationally sound, financially accountable, nonprofit child nutrition, and school community nutrition programs.


Michigan Technology Council
P.O. Box 131429
Ann Arbor, MI 48113-1429
Phone:  734-763-9757
Fax:  734-936-2746
E-Mail: mtc@michtech.org
Description:
        The Council’s primary mission is to provide formal and informl communications between its technology-based members, business, education, government resources and potential customers. It also actively engages and promotes technology-related projects which serve the economic well-being of its members and the Michigan economy. Its programs include Technology Briefings (32 per year), Technology Seminars (6-7 per year), and Leading Edge Technology Awards.


Microsoft Healthcare Users Group

3300 Washtenaw Ave., Suite 226
Ann Arbor, MI 48104-4250
Phone: 734-973-1995
Fax: 734-973-1996
E-Mail: info@mshug.org
Description:
        The Microsoft Healthcare Users Group was formed to foster the exchange of valuable information, proven soliutions, and leading-edge advanced uses of information technologies in healthcare. Its programs include Member Resources, and a Member Educational Conference.
 
 
Milan Children's Co-Op Nursery
125 Park Street
Milan, MI 48160
Phone: 734-439-1135
Description:
        A place for kids to have fun, learn and grow.
 
 
National Association of Industrial Technology
3300 Washtenaw Ave., Suite 220
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Phone: 734-677-0720
Fax: 734-677-2407
E-Mail: rudisill@nait.org
Description:
        An organization dedicated to the improvement and expansion of industrial technology programs in colleges and universities, and the professional development of graduates of these programs.
 
 
National Center For Manufacturing Sciences
3025 Boardwalk
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Phone: 734-995-0300
E-Mail: annette.ketner@ncms.org
Description:
        The Center was formed top allow collaborative research and development among North American manufacturers to ensure global competitiveness. The environmental and educational programs grew out of the research and development activities. Its programs include Manufacturing Technologies Laboratory, Environmentally Conscious Manufacturing, State of Michigan Small and Medium Manufacturers, and Research & Development (main business of NCMS).
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Parents Without Partners
P.O. Box 2115
Ann Arbor, MI 48106
Phone: 734-483-5683
Description:
        The challenge of providing for both ourselves and our children a nurturing family life is often complicated by established patterns of community life. Consequently, a need for community resources to assist single parents in communicating and meeting their special circumstances exists. Therefore, in the conviction that we can achieve this end through working together, through the exchange of ideas and through mutual understanding, help and companionship which we find with one another, Parents Without Partners, Inc. was established to further our common welfare and the well-being of our children. It offers a Parent Education Program, a Family & Youth Program, a Parent Social Program, and Volunteer Training.
 
 
Peachtree Montessori Preschool
319 N. Ashley
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Phone: 734-665-5347
Fax: 734-995-3976
Description:
        The school's goal is to assist families with understanding the various growth patterns of "the whole child" as a part of the family unit.
 
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Perry Nursery School
3770 Packard Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Phone: 734-677-8130
Description:
        The mission of Perry Nursery School is to provide affordable high quality, full time child care and other supportive services for single parents who are working and/or attending school. A family-like atmosphere is provided, which allows each person to grow and develop in a setting which respects and appreciates each person's differences, cultural experiences and abilities.
 
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River Oaks Day Care Center
402 W. Bemis Road
Saline, MI 48176-9555
Phone: 734-429-4428
Description:
        The Center is committed to providing children with good developmental care in a physically and psychologically safe and comfortable, but realistic place in which to live and grow.
 
 
Rudolph Steiner School Association of Ann Arbor
2775 Newport Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Phone: 734-995-4141
Fax: 734-995-4383
Description:
        The mission of the Association is to provide a Waldorf education for children in Pre-Kindergarten through grade 8. Its sole program is the Pre-K through 8th Grade Waldorf School.
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SWWC Student Building Trades, Inc.
7190 Maple Road
Saline, MI 48176
Phone: 734-428-8326
Fax: 734-428-7440
Description:
        It is the purpose of the SWWC Student Building Trades, Inc. to support the school districts in exposing students to the various facets of construction trades, and assisting in development of marketable skills. Its programs include Scholarship, and Project Site.
 
 
Student Advocacy Center
2301 Platt Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Phone: 734-973-7860
Fax: 734-973-7864
E-Mail: sadv@aol.com
Description:
        The Center promotes: 1) the recognition of civil rights of children; 2) the reflection of these rights in the policy and programs of schools and other agencies which affect children; and 3) the effective and equitable delivery of appropriate services to children based on those policies and programs. The Center works toward those goals through individual advocacy, community outreach and a systems change. Its programs consist of SOAR - Student Opportunity for Alternative Resources, General Advocacy, and JCEAS - Juvenile Court Educational Assistance.
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Urban Education Alliance, Inc.
2000 Huron River Drive, Suite 102
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Phone: 734-483-4329
Fax: 734-483-4337
Description:
        The U.E.A., Inc. is a consortium of five urban school systems working to demonstrate SUCCESS rather than SURVIVAL.
 
 
Washtenaw Area Council for Children
920 Miller Road, Rm. 305
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Phone: 734-761-7071
Description:
        The Council is committed to preventing child abuse and neglect through educational services to children, parents, community members and youth-serving professionals. It offers programs in Bubbylonian Encounter, a Luncheon/Lecture Conference, Inservice Training, Information Dissemination, and Talking About Touch Program for Pre-School (Pilot Program in Willow Run).
 
 
Washtenaw Community College Foundation
4800 E. Huron Drive, P.O. Box D-1
Ann Arbor, MI 48106
Phone: 734-973-3492
Fax: 734-677-5406
Description:
        The Foundation's mission is to provide scholarships, grants, and assistance to the students, faculty and staff in furtherance of the educational purposes of Washtenaw Community College, and to promote the educational activities of the College. Its programs include Scholarships to WCC Students, and Grants to WCC Students.
 
 
Washtenaw Education - Work Consortium
4800 E. Huron River Dr. P.O. Box D-1
Ann Arbor, MI 48106
Phone: 734-677-5044
Fax: 734-677-5045
E-Mail: donna@orchard.washtenaw.cc.mi.us
Description:
        The Consortium's mission is to foster collaboration among business, education, labor and government to improve training and education for the present and future workforce by:
- establishing a forum for the exchange of information and ideas
- linking educational programs to workforce needs
- facilitating community awareness and involvement.
Its programs include Educator in Industry Class, Employability Index, and Work Information Network (We*Win).
 
 
Washtenaw Homebuyers Program
2301 Platt Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Phone: 734-975-0552
Fax: 734-677-3309
Description:
        The Washtenaw Homebuyers mission is to assist the residents of Washtenaw County in becoming homeownwers. To serve as a resource center that will assist in preparation, education, and downpayment assistance and to also serve as a support system to individualswho have the desire of becoming homeowners.
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Washtenaw Literacy
Ypsilanti District Library
229 W. Michigan Ave.
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Phone: 734-482-0565
Fax: 734-482-2212
E-Mail: wliteracy@aol.com
Description:
        Washtenaw Literacy endeavors to provide the opportunity for adults of Washtenaw County to improve their communication skills through free individual or group instruction. It reaches out to adults who need assistance, recruits volunteer tutors and provides appropriate training programs, techniques, and tutoring materials, as well as support programs for both tutors and learners. It also engages in activities which increase the community's awareness of the needs and trends in adult literacy on local, state, and national levels, which will result in readers with improved communication skills, increased self-esteem, an appreciation for lifelong learning, and the ability to participate more fully in our community. Its programs include Basic Literacy Tutoring, English-as-a-Second-Language Tutoring, and Season's Readings.
 
 
William Davidson Institute
701 Tappan Street, 9th Floor
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1234
Phone: 734-763-5020
Fax: 734-763-5850
E-Mail: wdi@umich.edu
Description:
        The Institute's mission is to understand and promote the transformation of command, planned, and quasi-market economies around the world into more market-oriented economies. Its programs include a Partnership Program, Other Educational Programs (Senior Management Seminars, etc.), and Research related to transitional economies.
 
 
Yankee Air Force Museum, Inc.
P.O. Box 590
Belleville, MI 48112-0590
Phone: 734-483-4030
Fax: 734-483-5076
Description:
"This Corporation is organized exclusively to obtain, restore, preserve, and operate historic and vintage aircraft, related componenets for historical research and public educational purposes, and to establish a museum to facilitate the public display and exhibition of such items." Article II, Sect. A Bylaws. An emphasis is placed on the role of Willow Run Airport and the production of B-24 aircraft by the Ford Motor Co. during WWII. Its programs include the Willow Run Airport Museum, Travel Exhibits, Aircraft Participation, Airshows & Memorial Events.