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)

Play Concert Calendar 

Support for WYCE comes from the Eastown Community Association presenting the 50h Annual Eastown Street Fair tomorrow from 9am to 9pm.

The Eastown Street Fair takes place on Wealthy Street between Giddings Avenue and Lake Drive and features locally made goods, live music, beer, tent, and food.  

WYCE invites you to stop by our booth as we are selling a large selection of pre-owned vinyl LPs and CDs plus  WYCE merch, including WYCE shirts, hats, all-new beanies, travel mugs, and more!

The 50^th Annual Eastown Street Fair happens tomorrow 9 AM to 9 PM and is presented by the Eastown Community Association.  Please stop by the WYCE booth to say hello!

Support for WYCE comes from Mercantile Bank. 

At Mercantile Bank, supporting the communities they serve is a vital part of who they are.

Their team is focused on making a positive impact because when community and banking meet, Merc is here. 

More information is at mercbank.com.

Support for WYCE comes from - Fans of Valley Field... a nonprofit group working with the City of Grand Rapids to activate and renovate Sullivan field... formerly known as Valley Field. 

The next show from Fans of Valley Field is tomorrow night's  Ball Park Jam 90s Throwback featuring Troll For Trout, Papa Vegas and more.    

Gates for The Ball Park Jam 90s Throwback show  on Saturday September 16 open at 5 pm and the event features full bar service with food on-site.

All proceeds support the restoration and activation of Sullivan (formerly Valley) Field!

Tickets available now at fansofvalleyfield dot o-r-g. Tickets will also be available at the gate on the day of show, Saturday 9/16.

Support for WYCE comes from the Thornapple River Watershed Council hosting their annual Thornapple river clean up September 16th. 

The Thornapple river clean up starts at 8 am and runs until noon. 

After the river clean up from 3 to 5 pm you are invited to join the Watershed Jamboree at Legacy Park in Ada. The event is co sponsored by Thornapple River Watershed Council, LGROW and Ada Parks.

More information about keeping our waterways clean is available on the Thornapple River Watershed Council Facebook page or by registering at WMEAC dot org 

Support for WYCE comes from the Eastown Community Association presenting the 50h Annual Eastown Street Fair tomorrow from 9am to 9pm.

The Eastown Street Fair takes place on Wealthy Street between Giddings Avenue and Lake Drive and features locally made goods, live music, beer, tent, and food.  

WYCE invites you to stop by our booth as we are selling a large selection of pre-owned vinyl LPs and CDs plus  WYCE merch, including WYCE shirts, hats, all-new beanies, travel mugs, and more!

The 50^th Annual Eastown Street Fair happens tomorrow 9 AM to 9 PM and is presented by the Eastown Community Association.  Please stop by the WYCE booth to say hello!

Support for WYCE comes from Mercantile Bank. 

At Mercantile Bank, supporting the communities they serve is a vital part of who they are.

Their team is focused on making a positive impact because when community and banking meet, Merc is here. 

More information is at mercbank.com.

Vibrant Futures wants Kent County parents and caregivers to know about their Little Scholars program.

The Little Scholars program is designed to teach parents how to learn and reinforce important techniques for strengthening growth, child development, and learning for their infant, toddler or preschool child.  

Parent coaching can be done at home, by phone, Zoom, or in a convenient location of your choice.  

Cost for this program is covered by the generosity of Kent County taxpayers and is offered to parents of children between 0 to 5 years old in Kent County. 

Interested persons can learn more at vibrant futures mi dot org forward slash little-scholars.

Support for WYCE comes from the Thornapple River Watershed Council hosting their annual Thornapple river clean up September 16th. 

The Thornapple river clean up starts at 8 am and runs until noon. 

After the river clean up from 3 to 5 pm you are invited to join the Watershed Jamboree at Legacy Park in Ada. The event is co sponsored by Thornapple River Watershed Council, LGROW and Ada Parks.

More information about keeping our waterways clean is available on the Thornapple River Watershed Council Facebook page or by registering at WMEAC dot org 

Support for WYCE comes from the Eastown Community Association presenting the 50h Annual Eastown Street Fair tomorrow from 9am to 9pm.

The Eastown Street Fair takes place on Wealthy Street between Giddings Avenue and Lake Drive and features locally made goods, live music, beer, tent, and food.  

WYCE invites you to stop by our booth as we are selling a large selection of pre-owned vinyl LPs and CDs plus  WYCE merch, including WYCE shirts, hats, all-new beanies, travel mugs, and more!

The 50^th Annual Eastown Street Fair happens tomorrow 9 AM to 9 PM and is presented by the Eastown Community Association.  Please stop by the WYCE booth to say hello!

Support for WYCE comes from Mercantile Bank. 

At Mercantile Bank, supporting the communities they serve is a vital part of who they are.

Their team is focused on making a positive impact because when community and banking meet, Merc is here. 

More information is at mercbank.com.