Hope Care and Beyond, in partnership with WCCCD Continuing Education, is offering Home & Industrial Sewing Classes.
Date: Friday, September 12, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: 20820 Greenfield Rd., 2nd Floor, Oak Park, MI 48237
To register: ifcentersusa@gmail.com | 586-961-6694
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Bringing resources and services within our local communities, our focused and energetic work has since expanded beyond our immediate area to include communities across Michigan.
Hope Care and Beyond (nonprofit organization) offers free classes in Michigan English including ESL) classes, to help newcomers improve their language skills, build confidence, and connect with the community. Our supportive environment makes learning practical and fun for everyday life in the U.S.
Hope Care and Beyond (nonprofit organization)offers free classes in Michigan, including sewing classes where participants learn practical skills, explore creativity, and build confidence, empowering them to create and connect with the community.
At Hope Care and Beyond, we promote cultural assimilation and celebrate diversity by creating spaces where people from all backgrounds can learn, share, and grow together, building unity while honoring individual identities.
Our Citizenship Classes equip participants with the knowledge and confidence needed to successfully navigate the U.S. naturalization process, preparing them for interviews, tests, and active civic engagement.
We provide translation support to help individuals overcome language barriers, ensuring access to essential services, resources, and community opportunities.
We connect individuals and families with resources for essential health needs, including basic medical support, prenatal care, and dental assistance, to promote overall well-being.
We help individuals and families access reliable transportation for essential needs such as medical appointments, classes, and community services.
We provide compassionate mental health counseling to support emotional well-being, healing, and resilience for individuals and families.
We help individuals gain confidence and independence by offering guidance and resources for driver training and licensing.
A fun and interactive way to explore global cuisines while building friendships, sharing cultures, and learning new cooking skills together.
Providing essential food and clothing support to families in need, ensuring dignity, warmth, and nourishment during challenging times.
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Location: Atonement Lutheran
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Day: Mon / Wed
Time: 9:30am - 11:30am
Classes / Services Offered:
Registration required. Downloadable Form below
Contact: (586) 961. 6694
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Foundational Sewing Training
Offered through Wayne County Community College, students receive expert training from WCCC professors who are also professionals in industry.
Aligned with the school semester, classes are free, seating is limited.
Registration required. Downloadable Form below
Contact: ifcenterusa@gmail.com
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Sewing class
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Hope Care and Beyond (HCB), in partnership with local community leadership organizations and volunteers, operates community resource hubs known as International Friendship Centers (IFCs).
It is through these centers that refugee and immigrant families/individuals can access basic needs pantries for assistance with food, clothing, and basic house wares, critically important during their first period of arrival due to additional hurdles that sometimes must be cleared, such as waiting on necessary documentation or working out transportation logistics, before they are able to begin work.
In addition to helping families bridge gaps in food insecurity and other basic needs, immigrant and refugee families and individuals are also able to access quality-of-life building resources and classes such as English as a second language (ESL), citizenship, cultural assimilation and diversity classes, occupational skills, basic health care, and more, all important preparatory training for entering the workforce.
We base IFCs in the communities where there is recognized need and where refugee and immigrant families/individuals live.
Building community through building relationships is a core value that HCB holds closely. We realize that in order for our programming to remain successful, it is important that the native-born communities and international families/individuals see themselves as allies, essential to creating and growing their communities, together. As such, we employ a program model that relies heavily on community engagement through volunteerism which encourages and builds upon involvement from the local communities that refugee and immigrant families/individuals live in.
HCB desires to foster an environment in which immigrants, refugees, and the native born each sees each other as partners in building stable, vibrant, and thriving communities.
As a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of people in need, our objective is to provide assistance to those of disenfranchised refugee, immigrant, and minority communities in the U.S. and especially in the tri-county metro Detroit area of Michigan. Our quality-of-life programming is specially selected for the specific needs of each community. Through our programs and initiatives, we strive to make a positive impact on the world and to help those who need it the most.
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