The rate of mothers dying as a result of pregnancy has increased dramatically in Michigan, and is far worse for American Indian and Black moms.
Hayley Harding, Votebeat
A guest author for Bridge Magazine.
Posted inQuality of Life
Caregivers need help. Michigan is slowly finding a way
Advocates and leaders say Michigan can reform its laws to better support the million-plus caregivers in the state.
Posted inChildren & Families
Michigan's most vulnerable rescued by kinship caregivers
Kinship caregivers are often overlooked and undercounted in Michigan, especially as they are rarely defined or recognized in most state laws.
Posted inQuality of Life
Michigan's unpaid, overworked caregivers reaching a breaking point
As Michigan ages, a new survey quantifies the depth of the state’s caregiving crisis: Most eldercare workers have no paid help and more than third have no help whatsoever.