Disability Advocates works alongside persons with disabilities and helps them gain access to home, community, and employment through a wide range of programs. 

Disability Advocates also provides home assessments for safety and independence, youth transition services such as career exploration, resume writing, and mock interviews for young adults with disabilities, and community assessments and education.

Disability Advocates mission is to provide access for all, regardless of ability. 

More information on Disability Advocates is at www.dakc dot us (you-ess)

Keep up with all the music we've been playing at WYCE dot org.

Our Online Playlist features detailed information on songs we play -- you can also rate what you've heard.

Just click on the 'Playlist Archive' button at WYCE dot org to start exploring.

Are you a video producer in Grand Rapids looking for a way to showcase your work to the community?

Look no further than GRTV, the public access station that's dedicated to broadcasting local content and perspectives.

Submitting your show is simple. Just head to grtv.org, sign up, fill out an application for cablecast in two minutes, and upload your file to their Dropbox.

Don't miss out on this chance to share your vision with the world. Submit your show to GRTV today.

GRTV. Grand Rapids' home for local content.

Support for WYCE comes from The Rapidian, a program of the Grand Rapids Community Media Center.

The Rapidian, a hyperlocal, citizen journalism platform powered by the people of Grand Rapids, is presenting a screening of Wes Anderson's film, "The French Dispatch" on Tuesday, May 30 at The Wealthy Theatre. 

At 7pm, prior to the screening, members of the public will have the opportunity to connect with Rapidian leaders to learn how to get involved as a writer, reader, and supporter of The Rapidian's new "Documenters" citizen journalism program.

Tickets and more details on the screening of the "The French Dispatch" are available at www dot GRCMC dot org forward slash theatre. (*NOTE: theatre spelled t-h-e-a-t-r-e)

HOPE Gardens is a Wyoming based nonprofit that exists to Help Other People Eat by empowering children, families, and communities to grow their own food.

At HOPE Gardens they believe that a child equipped with knowledge and a seed can transform a community.

HOPE Gardens uses regenerative gardening, an affordable, low-maintenance, organic method, to live out their vision.

HOPE Gardens new greenhouse is located at 2730 McKee Ave in Wyoming, next to the Wyoming Flowerland on 28th Street South West and is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9am until 5pm through June 3rd.

More information on Hope Gardens is available at hopegardensgr dot org.