Published 1/9/25 Hearts for Hope Catholic Charities Counseling Services, located near Lake Huron Medical Center in Port Huron, provides services for all ages and stages of life. The office is […]
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Attention Young Artists and Writers! St. Clair County Community Mental Health Creative Arts Contest Has Begun
Published 12/16/25 Art Contest for Grades K-12 Students in local schools can participate in this year’s St. Clair County Community Mental Health Creative Arts Contest. Entries are due by January […]
Looking for a Family Giving Project? Backpacks for BWARM
Published 12/16/25 Your Family Can Help Do you feel helpless when you see someone who looks like they might be living on the streets? Do you want to model peace […]
Parenting Basics Class – January
Parenting Basics Class – January Date: January 24, 2026 Time: 8:30 AM – 1:00 PM Location: Operation Transformation Cost: $25 RSVP: https://www.optrans.org/event-details/parenting-basics-class-january-1 Description: Parenting doesn’t come with a manual… but we’re here to help. Operation […]
Teething Tips
Published 11/19/25 Is it time for teeth? Whether you’re a first-time parent or parent of 6, teething can be a challenging time for not just your baby but you as […]
Dreaming of Home Ownership? Homebuyer Education Classes Can Help
Published 11/19/25 Looking to Buy? If you are hoping to buy a house in the future, but don’t know how much money you need or how to get started with […]
Grief Support for Parents
Introducing a Newborn to Older Siblings
Published 11/3.25 Certified Doula, Tayler Morrison, shares tips on bringing the newest member of the family home. Going Home Bringing home your newborn baby to join your family is one […]
Free Food, Meals in Port Huron While Bridge Cards and Federal Paychecks On Hold
Published 10/31/25 Food Giveaway Monday at YMCA Five semi-trucks of food are scheduled to make their way to Port Huron to lend a helping hand to families that aren’t getting […]
Feeding Hungry Kids (and Adults) on the Cheap
Published 10/27/25 Make the Most of Grocery Money Unless our elected leaders work together to legislate in the VERY near future, Bridge Cards will not reload in November. SNAP (Supplemental […]
Parenting Isn’t Easy; Get Some Help
Published 10/21/25 Parenting Classes Parenting is the most important job in the world. The job description is always changing: from changing diapers to teaching how to read to watching your […]
Salvation Army Christmas Assistance Registration Opens October 20, 2025
Published 10/6/25 Register October 20-31 Families who need some help with providing Christmas gifts for their children can get a helping hand from the Salvation Army in Port Huron. Parents […]
Test Drive a Car, Donate Food, Help Local School Sept. 25 at Northgate Ford Lincoln
Published 9/15/25 Drive 4 UR Community If you can spare half an hour or so on September 25th, you can help the local community in two ways. One way is […]
Keep Port Huron Warm Chili Festival
Choosing the Best Doula For You
Check Out Local Doulas Ready to jump in and hire a doula or feeling overwhelmed by all the options in your area? Remember, not every doula will be a good […]
Moms Launch Kind Kids Consignment Sale August 21-23
Published 7/28/2025 Upcycle Project PORT HURON-What do you do with that expensive stroller once the kids get too big for it? How about that expensive snowsuit that your baby only […]
Kind Human 4 Human Kind Back to School Giving Day August 23rd, Volunteers Needed
Published 7/24/25 A St. Clair County non-profit, Kind Human 4 Human Kind, is hosting a Back to School Community Giving Day on Saturday, August 23rd, from 2 p.m. to 6 […]
Free Backpacks, School Supplies, More at McMorran on August 13th
Published 7/24/25 Free Items, Resources Blue Water Community Action is hosting the annual Back to School event on Wednesday, August 13th, from 9:00 a.m. to noon at the McMorran Arena. […]
Summer Spectacular Vendor Show to Raise Money for Kids in Distress
Published 7/22/25 Silent Auction, Raffle for Local Charity Melissa Williams, Organizer of the Summer Spectacular Vendor Show, to be held on August 16th in the Quay Street Parking lot in […]
Meet Up and Eat Up Times and Locations Announced for Summer 2025
Updated 7/16/2025 Published 5/13/2025 Free Food for Kids Families can get a little help feeding their kids this summer with the Meet Up and Eat Up program. This USDA-funded nutrition […]
Autism Support Group
This group is open to anyone in the community who cares for and supports an adult or child with Autism, including parents, grandparents, friends, caregivers, and other support staff. Hosted […]
SUNBucks Added to EBT Cards
Summer Nutrition The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services’ plan to provide food assistance to low-income families over the summer has been approved by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s […]
Huron Academic Endeavors Launches Little Endeavors for Infants and Moms
Published February 19, 2025 Playgroups are Essential Playgroups are essential for both parents and children. The connections made at playgroups can last a lifetime. Huron Academic Endeavors, which offers a […]
Postpartum Mood Disorders
Published February 15, 2025 *Trigger Warning: Discussion of many postpartum mood disorders and mental health* Common Struggle Far too often mothers struggle with postpartum mood disorders alone. Bringing education and […]
Expecting a Baby? Things to Ask your Healthcare Provider
Published February 15, 2025 Communicate Goals While we know what our goals are for pregnancy and birth, it is important to ensure you have a provider that is supportive of […]
What’s a Lactation Consultant?
Published January 23, 2025 IBCLC An IBCLC is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant. These women are skilled and undergo rigorous training and education to hold this title. An IBCLC […]
Keeping Perspective
Published January 20, 2025 Parenting blogger Jackie Davidson shares her thoughts on putting things in perspective when parenting. Ups and Downs In life, there are always ups and downs. Sometimes […]
Intentionality in the New Year
Published January 15, 2025 Resolutions As a mom of two (soon to be three) little ones, setting New Year’s Resolutions are hard and oftentimes unrealistic. Last year our family decided […]
Tips on Communicating with an Autistic Child
Published December 3, 2024 Parenting blogger and autism activist, Jackie Davidson, shares tips on effective communication with families of autistic children. Thick Skin As a mom to an autistic child, […]
Let’s Talk SLEEP
As a mom to two-under-two, sleep is a precious commodity around our house. I remember when my oldest was a newborn I would spend countless hours in the middle of […]