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The Center for Eating Disorders (CED), founded in 1983, has been a pioneering program in the field of eating disorders, serving the Southeast Michigan community and beyond for 40 years. CED offers telehealth-based outpatient treatment, education, support, and referral services for individuals and families affected by various eating and body image disorders, including anorexia, binge eating disorder, and bulimia. In response to the recent public health crisis, CED transitioned to telehealth services while maintaining a physical presence in downtown Ann Arbor. The center's clinical team includes specialists in dietetics and nutrition, providing comprehensive support for all ages, and hosts educational workshops to further community awareness and understanding of eating disorders. Generated from the website

International Samaritan is a nonprofit organization committed to breaking the chains of poverty for families living in garbage dump communities worldwide. Since its inception in 1994, it has provided critical support through scholarships, clean water initiatives, and community partnerships, empowering individuals to improve their lives and create sustainable futures. The organization is rooted in Christ-centered values and emphasizes the importance of holistic care for the vulnerable, including refugees, orphans, and single mothers. By fostering educational opportunities and safety, International Samaritan aims to lift communities out of extreme poverty, instilling hope and facilitating lasting change. Generated from the website