Lenora Hardy-Foster has led Judson Center as its President & CEO since 2016. She is committed to strengthening the well-being and potential of children, adults and families through services in behavioral and physical health, autism, foster care, adoption and disabilities. Under her strategic direction, the agency’s operating budget rose from $16.5 million in 2016 to […]
Providing Mental Health Services When People Need It Most We believe you no one should have to wait when they need essential mental health care. To support this belief, the Judson Center Behavioral Health team now offers Same Day Open Access intake appointments at our health clinic located at the Warren, MI location. How Does […]
The new year brings with it a new opportunity to focus on your health. During the past three years of the COVID-19 pandemic, many families and individuals delayed routine or much-needed healthcare because of concern over contracting the coronavirus, medical facilities being closed, or changes in their financial status. However, now is the time to […]
Honoring Black Heroes of Human Service This month, Judson Center is honored to celebrate Black History Month and recognize the incredible contribution of African Americans to our community and our country. There are many individuals to highlight. However, this year we want to elevate the stories of those who have helped contribute to the history […]
A self-proclaimed “workaholic,” Jennifer Stevens came to realize the years were swiftly passing by and she had yet to start a family. She desperately wanted to share her home with children, so she gave some serious thought to becoming a foster parent. “I actually work in child welfare. I have for over 20 years,” said […]
Finding his voice through Judson Center’s Autism Connections The Mayberry home in Ypsilanti is a busy place, with four children all under six years of age. The boys’ father, Corderril, is taking college courses and their mother, Shatara, manages schedules and keeps the household together. Jeremiah, the Mayberry’s oldest son, was diagnosed with autism spectrum […]
The Missing Links Tristan wants to write a book. While his story isn’t one of flying superheroes or sci-fi battles, it’s still packed with adventure. It’s a story of moving to a new home, navigating virtual school and making a memorable appearance on his mom’s work zoom call – sans pants to her chagrin. When […]
Judson Center opens new office in Dearborn. Watch here for WDIV-Channel 4’s news segment highlighting the ribbon cutting event. […]
Sue Salhaney and Khadija Walker-Fobbs Discuss Foster Care and Mental Health Awareness Month on Mind Your Business with Charlene Mitchell. […]
Lenora Hardy-Foster shares about Foster Care Awareness Month […]