Disability Network Wayne County Detroit Events
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Free Massage Therapy
7800 Outer Drive, Detroit
Massage therapy is the professional manual manipulation of soft body tissues (muscles, tendons, ligaments) using techniques like kneading, rubbing, and pressing to promote relaxation, relieve pain, improve circulation, reduce stress, and enhance overall well-being, often tailored to specific health needs like back pain, headaches, or recovery from injury. It's an ancient healing art with many styles, from relaxing Swedish to deep tissue, performed by trained therapists.
Gleaners Food Distribution
In Person
Disability Network Wayne County Detroit, partners with Gleaners Food Bank to distributes free, nutritious food to seniors and people with disabilities. We giveaway food across Detroit, Wayne County like fresh produce, lean proteins, dairy, and pantry staples to neighbors facing hunger.
Vaccine Clinic
7800 Outer Drive, Detroit
Vaccination programs are organized initiatives aimed at administering vaccines to populations to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. These programs are critical for achieving herd immunity, reducing disease incidence, and ultimately protecting public health on a large scale.
Sewing Classes
In Person
A Complete Sewing Program — Learn sewing step by step with clear lessons made for complete beginners. No experience needed. Follow simple instructions and build confidence fast. Fast Learning. Time-limited Offer.
Visually Impaired Peer Support Group
Online and In Person every 2nd Tuesday of the month
Visually Impaired Peer Support Group is a community where people who are blind or have low vision meet to share experiences, coping strategies, and resources in a safe, understanding environment, reducing isolation and fostering empowerment through shared challenges and successes, often facilitated by peers also with vision loss.
Childhood Trauma Support Group
In Person & Via Zoom
A childhood trauma support group provides a safe, confidential space for survivors (adults or children) and their families to share experiences, gain peer support, learn coping skills, and find hope by connecting with others who understand the lasting impacts of abuse, neglect, or other traumatic events, helping them move toward healing and recovery. These groups are often led by facilitators with shared trauma experiences and focus on validation, reducing isolation, and building resilience.
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