| About Us |
| Michigan Ability Partners, (MAP) is a 501 (c) (3) human service agency that has served persons with disabilities in Southeastern Michigan for 27 years. Last year MAP served approximately 1,000 persons through our teams working in three southeastern Michigan counties. As a result of MAP's work, the individuals MAP serves gradually require less social and governmental support. Each year, many former MAP participants cross the threshold to independent, self-supported and satisfying lives. |
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...Navigation for real life. |
Transitional Work Program (TWP) and social enterprise work
initiatives – designed to provide immediate, paid work experience
to individuals while employers enjoy several benefits of getting their
production needs met without the overhead of hiring permanent
employees.
initiatives – designed to provide immediate, paid work experience
to individuals while employers enjoy several benefits of getting their
production needs met without the overhead of hiring permanent
employees.
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| MAP works individuals to help them find what they need to achieve the level of independence they desire. MAP's approach is tailored to each individual but takes advantage of best practices from a wide variety of services including housing, vocational development, mental and physical health, addiction treatments and more. MAP provides individuals with case management that encompasses all aspects necessary to the specific individual, whether it is help with a budget, finding and sticking with a treatment program, temporary housing or whatever combination of elements it takes for a particular individual. How can you help? |
| Causes of homelessness are complex as they include both societal & personal circumstances. Consequently, a cookie-cutter approach to solve the problem is not successful. |
| Michigan Ability Partners Mission Statement: Its mission is to partner with veterans and people who have disabilities in support of their self-directed transformation to self-sufficiency. |
