Life. Freedom. Independence.
The Macomb-Oakland Regional Center Inc. (MORC) helps individuals with disabilities and mental illness realize their dreams as full members of their communities. We do this through comprehensive services and supports, training and education, and advocacy.
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MORC to Host Planning a More Secure Future Seminar
MORC is pleased to announce it will be hosting its first Navigating the System seminar of the year on Friday, January 20th from 10 a.m. to Noon at its Auburn Hills office at 1270 Doris Road in Auburn Hills. The seminar, entitled Planning a More Secure Future will help individuals gain an overview of various benefit programs such as SSI, SSDI, Medicaid and Medicare, understand how work status affects benefits programs; and offer information about estate planning, wills, trusts and how to best provide for those you love after death. 
The guest speaker is Tom Kenziorski. Mr. Kendziorski has over 29 years of experience as an attorney, lecturer, author and administrator. He has authored 26 issues of the Arc Michigan’s Annual Income Tax Guide and the revised 4th edition of “Planning a More Secure Future,” a booklet on wills, trusts, estate planning and guardianship. He has served as the Executive Director of The Arc of Oakland County since 1992.
Registration is kindly requested but not required. To register, please call 248-276-8145 and leave a message. Light refreshments will be served.
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MCET to Conduct Satisfaction Surveys
MORC Training Has New Macomb County Location
MORC Announces Job Finder Program to Encourage Job Leads for Individuals with Disabilities
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Greenfield Collision
MORC thanks Greenfield Collision for its long-standing and generous support of our mission. Greenfield Collision has contributed over $165,000 to MORC over the past eight years through golf outings, car raffles, donations and more. They have been a treasured partner in supporting individuals with developmental disabilities to realize their dreams.
Greenfield Collision offers high quality, affordable, personalized services to help your vehicle recover from a collision. For more information, visit Greenfield Collision at www.greenfieldcollision.com.
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In Macomb County, for people with developmental disabilities, please call the Macomb County Community Mental Health Access Center at (586) 948-0222.
In Oakland County, for people with developmental disabilities, please call the Oakland County Resource and Crisis Helpline toll free at (800) 231-1127.
Outside Macomb and Oakland Counties, please call the MORC Intake Services Department toll free at (866) 593-7412.
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