Support for the Whole Family
Hispanic Center of Western Michigan provides bilingual family support services that help individuals and families meet basic needs. Our programs and one-on-one services are designed to reduce barriers and improve access to care in the Latino community.
WHAT DO YOU NEED HELP WITH?
Immigration or Legal Help
Translation or Interpretation
Support for My Family
Job or Career Help
Education and Youth Programs
Mental Health and Wellness
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CONNECTING COMMUNITY MEMBERS WITH THE RESOURCES THEY NEED
Our family support services team provides bilingual support to help individuals and families navigate basic needs, legal processes, and community resources. Programs promote stability and self-sufficiency while supporting seniors, refugees, expecting mothers, and young children. The Center also advances health and wellness through food distribution programs, mental health services, tobacco cessation support, dementia research participation, and a Mobile Mammography Clinic—programs that reduce barriers and improve access to care in the Latino community.
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FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES
Providing bilingual support and access to critical services for individuals and families.
Navigation Services
We help individuals and families access housing, food, public benefits, and legal resources to achieve long-term stability.
Civil & Human Rights Services
We assist with legal documentation, notarizations, attorney referrals, and navigating complex systems like Social Security and foreign consulates.
Programs
We offer targeted support through initiatives like Ready by Five, Senior Millage, emergency food distribution, and mobile mammography.
Health & Wellness Services
We provide culturally responsive care through food access, preventive health screenings, and dedicated mental health support.
Contact Us
We’re here to help. Contact us to learn more or to connect with support services and programs.
FAQ'S
Our family support services are available to individuals and families in our community who need assistance with basic needs, referrals, or advocacy. Eligibility may vary by program; learn more about Navigation Services for details on specific requirements.
The Center provides support with case management, benefits navigation, referrals to housing, food, healthcare, and other essential services. We also offer general guidance through our education and community-based initiatives.
Request an appointment by calling our office at (616) 742-0200 or completing the contact form. A team member will follow up to assess your needs and connect you with the appropriate services.
Most of our family support services are provided at no cost. If a specific program has eligibility guidelines or fees, our team will clearly explain them ahead of time.
Yes, we offer bilingual support to ensure families can access services in the language they feel most comfortable using. Language access is part of our commitment to equity and inclusion.
If you are experiencing discrimination or believe your civil rights have been violated, our team can provide guidance, referrals, and advocacy support.
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