The Chaldean Community Foundation’s Project Light program recently received a CARF Accreditation, which will go through September 30, 2023. Through Project Light, licensed professionals provide mental health services including individual, group, and family therapy based on individual needs to Michigan residents ages 13 years and up, regardless of insurance status.
Read MoreThe Chaldean Community Foundation hosted the annual Warren Consolidated Schools (WCS) Back-to-School Open House on August 11. The event was attended by nearly 300 people and offered information on WCS transportation, technology support, K-12, athletics, nutrition services, and much more.
Read MoreThe Chaldean Community Foundation (CCF) hosted a Voting 101 event on June 13. The learning event was in partnership with the City of Sterling Heights City Clerk’s office and Asian Pacific Islander American (APIA) Vote.
Read MoreBishop Basilio Yaldo of Baghdad visited the CCF recently and took the time to discuss the latest news in Iraq with CCF staff.
Read MoreOur Little Scholars program held its first school graduation on June 15 at Nelson Park in Sterling Heights. The Little Scholars Program is an early childhood development program designed to assist kids 3-5 years of age prepare for kindergarten and future educational opportunities.
Read MoreThe CCF’s March update includes information about the Breaking Barriers program, the Chaldean Voice, musician Basim Lami, and a consumer protection town hall.
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