We were thrilled to be featured in a new video from Impart Alliance showcasing our Compassion in Action fundraiser. The event raised over $39,000 for our Smart Home Pilot Project, and this video captures the energy, passion, and voices that made it such a success. Check it out to see event highlights and hear from some of the dedicated people behind the work.

MLive recently featured MOKA's acquisition of five adult foster care homes from Samaritas. The article highlights how this transition allows people served to remain in their homes with uninterrupted support, while also bringing experienced team members into the MOKA community. With four homes already transitioned and the fifth nearing completion, this step marks meaningful growth in our residential services.

We’ve partnered with The Diatribe to offer a creative writing course for Direct Support Professionals. The course brings together DSPs from both inside and outside of MOKA, providing a supportive space to express themselves and work through the unique stresses of their roles. We’re proud to help caregivers nurture their well-being through creativity.

With support from a Wege Foundation grant, MOKA launched a collaborative effort to improve early dementia detection for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Working alongside the Alzheimer’s Association, NTG, and the Down Syndrome Association, we trained caregivers, integrated screening tools, and strengthened referral pathways. Together, we’re building a more informed, responsive system of support.

Make your voice heard. Join the Vigil to Protect MI Care on Wednesday, June 25, 6:00 pm, at the Michigan State Capitol. This peaceful gathering will bring together advocates, families, and community members to call for the protection of Medicaid and access to care for all Michiganders. Whether you’re directly impacted or standing in solidarity, your presence makes a difference.

Add your voice to the call for protecting healthcare in Michigan. Use this quick form to urge lawmakers to safeguard Medicaid and ensure continued access to vital services for children, families, older adults, and people with disabilities. Advocacy takes just a minute, and it matters.