Our league has been
features in: (Newspaper)
The Detroit News, Free
Press, Oakland Press,
Observer-Eccentric, Crain's
Detroit, (Television)
Channel 2,4,7, Fox Sports
Net, (Radio) WDFN, WJR, WWJ,
WOMC, WRIF.
Project Find conducts
continuous public awareness and referral
activities designed to locate, identify, and
refer as early as possible all children, youth,
and young adults with disabilities who may be
eligible for special educational services
through Michigan’s Administrative Rules for
Special Education and the Individuals with
Disabilities Education Act Part B.
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Autism Professional
Autism Professional
providing Home Services
I am an Oakland County
teacher of the Autistic
Impaired. I sincerely
recognize the frustration
that family’s experience
when trying to make sense of
therapies & treatment
options. My specialty is to
help parents sort through
all the options & details
and develop workable &
successful home
applications. If you are
already committed to a home
methodology but could use
help in implementation I am
committed to making your
priorities work for you. I
have had great success with
behavior plans,
communication systems,
toileting programs, mealtime
and bedtime routines. Please
call to discuss your needs
and possible short term or
long term service. Trish Zara
(248) 379-5556 located in
Bloomfield Hills.
The City of Southfield is the home of
Michigan's first baseball field for children with any physical or mental
disability. Southfield and The Miracle League of Michigan are
making dreams come true for some very special kids at Wal-Mart Field.
Message from Miracle League President,
Stephen Peck
Don't
miss our 5th season, register today! We are looking for coaches
and Team Mom's for our 2008 season. If you are interested in
helping, please send me an email ASAP.
As soon as registration is completed, teams will be
formed and parents will be notified by the first week in May. A
date will be set for families to stop by and pick us their player's
uniform. Remember, families are responsible for purchasing a white
pair of baseball pants for play.
Register to Volunteer
Online
Our
NEW online Volunteer System allows you to select a position and
schedule your date and times online.
You will see all available dates for
the volunteer position you are
interested in and be able to lock in
on specific dates. This system
will also enable groups to register
online as well. Click the
"Volunteer" button and sign-up
today!
For
more information on
becoming a Miracle
League volunteer,
visit our
"Volunteer" page.
Our Field Surface
One of the
things that makes our league
so special is the synthetic
rubber baseball field
surface. There are
primarily three surfaces in
use for adaptive leagues
throughout the country and
we believe our field surface
is the finest available.
We have
had many inquires regarding
the type of surface we
selected for our field.
New leagues in the process
of constructing a field can
find out more about our
surface by visiting the
DreamField Website.
Detroit News Features The
Miracle League of MI.
Read Angelique
Chengelis' story on
The Miracle League
of Michigan in the
Detroit News by
clicking here.
For more information
on starting a
Miracle League in
your city, Contact
Steve Peck at
Steve@MichiganMiracle.org.
New Miracle League of Michigan
Video & Audio
Watch our New
Miracle League of
Michigan Video
Watch Fox Sports
Detroit Miracle
League Video
The Miracle League is "On The Air"
Listen
to Miracle League
President, Stephen Peck
and Tigers champ, Jim Northrup on WDFN with
Sean Baligian.
Watch The
Miracle League
of Michigan
video as seen on
FOX Sports Net
and at
Comerica Park.
Also, be sure to
watch other
league videos
and listen to
radio spots by
clicking here.
Watch the video that started it all, Real Sports
with Bryant Gumbel from HBO
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Inquire about a
Free Miracle
League
Presentation at
your school or
business today!
Building a Miracle
Frank Deford
says one of the best
accomplishments in sports
was the creation of the
Miracle League, which gives
disabled children the chance
to play baseball.
Oakland A's Superstar Is a Winner
All The Way
The Real Mike Sweeney
by Vic Doucette
Mike
Sweeney, starting first baseman
for the Oakland A's, is a
big man. Alan “Scooter”
Williams, three-year veteran of
the Miracle League of Michigan
Dodgers, is a little boy.
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More
Click here for info in the
Mike Sweeney Foundation
Tigers pitching ace and Miracle
League "buddy", Jeremy Bonderman,
makes an on-field appearance
with J.T. and Alan for Miracle
League Day Comerica Park.
Mickey
Redmond, former Red Wings hockey great
and Mickey Lolich, former Detroit
Tigers World Series champion, volunteered
their time this past summer, taking part of
our Athletes For A Miracle Fundraiser to
benefit The Miracle League of Michigan.
Many thanks to
the two great Mickeys that give back so much
to the community.
New Michigan Fields
The Miracle
League is looking to expand
and provide more fields
throughout the state and
country.
Currently, we
are working on new fields in
Holland, Ann Arbor and
Wyandotte and Marshall, Michigan.
For more
information, look for our
annual Pepsi promotion
beginning this spring at
your local Wal-Mart and
Sam's Club stores throughout
the state.
Don't
miss our 5th season, register today! We are looking for coaches
and Team Mom's for our 2008 season. If you are interested in
helping, please send me an email ASAP.
Mike
Sweeney, starting first baseman
for the Oakland A's, is a
big man. Alan “Scooter”
Williams, three-year veteran of
the Miracle League of Michigan
Dodgers, is a little boy.
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