BECOME A MEMBER TODAY
Thank you for your interest in joining the Southeast Michigan Senior Regional Collaborative.  Membership is open to those who work and/or provide services to older adults and adults with disabilities in the tri-county area (Wayne, Oakland and Macomb Counties). Members include: Non-profit organizations, Government Entities, Educational Institutions and Individuals.
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Membership Benefits

Leadership and Training Institute
  • Senior Leaders Development Program
  • Emerging Leaders Program
  • Continuing Education Workshops
  • Equity and Inclusion training
  • Integrated Care Learning
  • Employee Professional Development Workshops
  • Advocacy Training
  • Partnership Engagement & Networking
  • CEO Breakfast Circles
  • Information, Resource and Best Practice Sharing
  • Various Member Networking Activities

Additional Benefits:
  • Quality Aging Matrix (QAM) Assessment Tool
  • Automated Response System
  • Legislative updates and resources
  • Mi-SOAP
    • Michigan’s Support for Older Adults Portal
  • SRC Mini Grants (as available)

*The SRC provides a place to access a variety of organizations that focus on older adults and adults with disabilities across the Metropolitan Detroit area. These organizations often deliver a number of services that are culturally inclusive; support children and families; access to transportation, increase food accessibility and disease preventative education.  

Membership Dues:
 
Annual Revenue                   Annual Dues
$ 0 - $1 Million                        $100.00
$1 Million -$3 Million               $250.00
$3 Million+                              $500.00 

Member Engagement Committees

Advocacy Committee
Engages with elected officials and provides them with critical information gathered from working with thousands of senior citizen constituents

Benefits Access Committee
Develops strategies to ensure older and disabled adults receive all of the benefits for which they are eligible

Data and Evaluations Committee
Assesses and evaluates data through Quality Agency Matrix

Training Committee
Secures and provides training to the SRC members and communities

Integrated Care Committee
Champions the integrative care readiness project to improve the well-being of older adults in Southeast Michigan by embedding the key community based services into integrated healthcare

Organization Management Committees

Finance Committee
Provides financial oversight for the organization

Governance Committee
Examines how the board is functioning, how board members communicate and whether the board is fulfilling its responsibilities

​Membership Committee
Recruits member organizations and ensures members receive SRC benefits

Resource Development Committee
Identifies and develops opportunities to increase the capacity and financial resources of the SRC and its members

Communications
Supports the overall comprehensive communications strategy to oversee a consistent and active flow to all internal and external stakeholders
  
*Monthly Committee Schedule available HERE

*Opportunities for staff to participate in dynamic grass root committees that support member organizations, their leadership and staff.
*Individual Memberships also available