Phyllis Neal spent decades in case management and social work, dedicating her career to helping others. When she retired, she thought she was ready for a slower pace, but quickly realized she still wanted to make a difference.
That desire led her back home to Muskegon, where a long-standing partnership between Disability Network West Michigan (DNWM) and the AARP Foundation’s Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) gave her a new opportunity to serve.
I get very passionate every time I talk about my job and the people in it,” she says. “The biggest...
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Phyllis Neal spent decades in case management and social work, dedicating her career to helping others. When she retired, she...
Aaron Allen, a recent Muskegon High School graduate, is one of many young adults navigating this landscape. With support from...
Carl Ferguson was 42 years old when his life changed forever. The day of his mother’s funeral, he suffered a...
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