Sometimes you need a little help getting moving. That's why we're here.
Moving out shouldn’t mean moving alone.
If you are ready to leave a nursing home, then we are ready to help you on that journey. Let us help to facilitate your move into a private residence and provide the support you need to live independently.
From planning out your move to working with your nursing home or other institution to make sure you can enjoy independent living the way you want — we’ve got you covered.
Our team also offers a number of pre-employment transition services (sometimes referred to as “pre-ETS”).
The Ignite Program is a dynamic pre-employment transition service designed for teens and young adults with disabilities, preparing them for adulthood after education. Our aim is to cultivate independence, self-advocacy, and confidence, guiding participants towards a brighter future.
What You Get
Quality education and safe social spaces
Growth in social, civic, and leadership abilities
Career exploration and internship opportunities
Comprehensive support for independence
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Supporting Independent Living
"I received services from Disability Network West Michigan and I couldn't be more happy! The staff have not only amazing knowledge on how to help lead your most independent life, but the majority have disabilities with similar stories when it comes to overcoming barriers. I would highly recommend this agency to any person with a disability that would like to receive information or create a plan to live an independent life!"
Danna - Muskegon, MI
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Life Changing Work
"Disability Network West Michigan is truly a life changing organization and I would highly recommend that anyone living with a disability or looking to learn more about the disabled population give the individuals a shot. I'm certain you won't be disappointed!"
Jeff - Muskegon, MI
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Making a Positive Impact
"I have witnessed the amazing work this organization, their director and their staff have done over the past few years. Thank you for having such a positive impact and being an asset to the disability community!"