A Special "Thank You" & Best Wishes To One Of Our Long Time PAC Reps
Dawn Wedemeyer, is a lifelong resident and graduate of Almont. She and her husband Pete have been raising three wonderful children, twin boys Jarod and Jacob and a daughter Anna. Jarod was diagnosed with "Non-verbal Autism" at the age of 15 months old. This year he is graduating with his Certificate of Completion from the LCISD Education & Technology Center Program. In addition to being a mother, Dawn is also a special education teacher who's worked in both Almont and Imlay City. As Jarod graduates, and Dawn's PAC term comes to an end after 6 years, we'd like to say "Thank YOU!" As a volunteer position, the Parent Advisory Committee appreciates all the time you've dedicated and knowledge you've shared over the years. We wish you the best in all your future endeavors.
Pathfinder
Pathfinder helps promote The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunityโs Office of Employment and Training has relaunched Pathfinder, a career exploration and planning tool, to help increase the number of residents with high-quality, in-demand degrees and credentials by providing information to students to make informed choices about educational and career options.
The Child Advocacy Center of Lapeer County
You are Invited to Cheers for Children on June 7th!
The Child Advocacy Center of Lapeer County invites you to our largest and most important fundraiser of the yearโCheers for Children! On Friday, June 7th, starting at 6:00 PM at the Metamora Golf & Country Club, over 250 community members, leaders, professionals, and supporters will come together to raise awareness and crucial funds for child victims of abuse.
This unique event features a delicious strolling dinner, live entertainment, a silent auction, and exciting raffles. Your attendance and support are vital to our mission to reduce the trauma children endure during the investigation and intervention of child sexual and physical abuse.
We are the only non-profit in our community coordinating child protection staff, law enforcement professionals, prosecutors, medical experts, family advocates, and mental health clinicians under one roof. This collaborative effort allows us to offer no-cost prevention services, forensic interviews, medical examinations, crisis screenings, counseling services, and court preparation/support to children and families. Before our Center, families had to navigate a complex network of services alone, often requiring children to relive their trauma multiple times. Now, they can share their experience once, in a safe and supportive environment.
Tickets are $75 and include beer and wine, a delicious dinner, and a fantastic program. Join us and be a part of this meaningful cause. All proceeds directly benefit the children and families we serve.
Together, we can make a difference. We look forward to seeing you there!
Tickets are $75
