HOPE. Help.
HERE FOR YOU.

The Thomas E. Worford, Jr. Program provides transportation assistance to pALS who can no longer drive or need wheelchair-accessible transport.

Our monthly support group meetings offer a safe space where pALS, family and caregivers can discuss common issues and obtain advice and emotional support.

The Albert Burstein Wish Fund helps pALS fulfill a wish that would be financially hard for them to purchase for themselves.

Our In-Home Care Program provides home health aides to assist family members who are caring for their pALS.

Our Speech-Language Pathologist provides solutions for pALS who have trouble communicating or using their upper body.

We loan a variety of items to help with mobility, bathing, showering, toileting and everyday tasks as well as purchasing items for our pALS.
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Let us be the starting point of this journey.Help.
Providing resources, information & events.Here For You.
Your needs are of primary importance.

We are ALS of Michigan
& We are on a mission.
For the past 40 years, ALS of Michigan has worked diligently to fulfill its mission of helping people with ALS, their families and caregivers live life as fully as possible. We take our obligations to Michigan's ALS community very seriously and are dedicated to being here for our pALS and families for as long as needed.
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NEWSLETTER.
LIVING WITH ALS.
ALS of Michigan offers an opportunity for newly diagnosed pALS (persons with ALS) and their families to meet with one of our professional Social Work / Patient Services Coordinators. They can help you put together the pieces of the puzzle of living with ALS.
You will better understand what services ALS of Michigan has to offer, what resources are available in your community, and answers to other questions you may have.
Office Hours: Monday-Friday | 8:30a-4:30p
Please call to make your appointment. If you are unable to make it to our office, please call to inquire about a home visit.