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June 27, 2017: Charles F. Baker, LISW, MHA takes on Clinical Program Manager role for Grand Rapids campus.

January 19, 2017: Hope Network Neuro Rehabilitation announces that Karen Foster, MA, LLP, CAADC has joined the team in Grand Rapids.

Gutsy. Dramatic. Inspiring. Brave. Audacious. These are what comebacks are. Hope Network Neuro Rehabilitation is where they happen.

Bernie is right at home with Hope Network.

January 19, 2017: Ashley, a Hope Network Neuro Rehabilitation resident, was made an honorary cheerleader at Michigan State University.

Wheels to Work is a program to help employees get to their jobs. To learn more read the July 15, 2016 article from the Grand Rapids Business Journal, or watch the video.

The Huntington Bank supports Hope Network Transportation Services. Watch the video to learn more.

Matt DeBose and his brother Clarence are just two of the other 45 men and women who provide more than a quarter-million rides annually for Hope’s Transportation Services.

Leora experienced some formidable barriers during her teen years. She was largely raised in the foster care system.

Mario Duron is the consummate ministry volunteer. He loves visiting with the residents of the Arbor Glen Program.

Chuck Ely is well into his second decade of service as a Pastoral Services volunteer. He is the father of two children and a grandfather of one grandchild.

Pastor Song is a father of three, husband of a praying wife, seminary student at Calvin Theological Seminary, and pastor of a local congregation.

Gift of Hope is a Hope Network sponsorship program for groups or individuals in the community to sponsor residents living in a group at Christmas.

If the official scorers for the West Michigan Whitecaps baseball team ever need a back-up, they might do well to call Hope Network consumer Bob Dominiak, Jr., also known as "Stats."

Tracine Hummel was at a crossroad. Her son, Matthew Desch, was now not only causing trouble with neighbors in the Charlevoix area, but also the law.

Jahaun McKinley is walking proof that Hope Network Industries can provide a fresh start, even for someone whose past includes prison time for a serious felony offense.

Lovie is a mother, an artist, and an active community member. She was referred to Hope Network for case management services in March of 2015.

Michael is an artist, a survivor and has an amazing recovery story that he graciously shares with others looking for hope.

When Emily had a brain injury in Michigan, she came to us to meet her neuro rehabilitation goals.