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NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD ON PROPOSED FY 2019 COMMUNITY SERVICES BLOCK GRANT (CSBG) PLAN

The Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency, Inc. will accept public comments as required by the Michigan Department of Health & Human Services CSBG Plan for FY 2019. Public Comments will be more...

Consumer Protection Workshop Success Story

A client attending Homebuyer Education recently shared with the instructor that she had just went to the Financial Capabilities workshop marathon in Traverse City in June and thanks to what she more...

Wanted: Looking for People 60 Years and Older

We're looking for people 60 years or older who would like to participate in the Commodity Supplemental Food Program. more...

2018 Tax Season Summary

The 2018 Tax Preparation season is over. The 15th year preparing taxes for free to low-to-moderate income, disabled, and senior citizens was a TREMENDOUS SUCCESS! Over 2800 tax returns were prepared and more...

Homeless Prevention Hot Line

Are you Homeless? Call toll free (844) 900-0500. In need of Rental Resources? more...

Widower Finds New Purpose Through Meals on Wheels

It can be tough for homebound seniors to get nutritious meals. Meals on Wheels of Northwest Michigan distributes meals in the region to help those seniors remain in their homes. Jack more...

Realizing the American Dream can be yours!

We are a certified HUD and MSHDA Housing Counseling agency. Our certified Housing Coaches can help guide you through the home buying process. Homebuyer Education is offered monthly at all 3 of our offices.

Benzie County Community Chest grant awarded to NMCAA

Emergency Home Repair Assistance is available for Benzie County residents thanks to a Grant generously provided by the Benzie County Community Chest. Please contact Leslie Casselman in our Home Repair Program for further information or call NMCAA at (800) 632-7334 x2121.

Department of Energy Partnership

NMCAA has been selected to be part of a pilot program through the Department of Energy that is designed to further reduce the energy burden of homes that have received weatherization in the past. To find out more, read the latest article in the Michigan Community Action Catalyst newsletter.