Mothers Of Hope

Mothers Of Hope Mothers of Hope is a non-profit community based organization located in Kalamazoo MI.

MoH empowers and strengthens women, families, and communities to rise above the effects of substance use disorders, poverty, violence and systemic inequities

03/22/2026

They didn’t come to observe—they came to lead. ✊🏾

Black Youth Vote Kalamazoo! young leaders stepped onto Capitol Hill and led policy-focused discussions during the Black Women’s Roundtable Public Policy Education & Call to Action Day.

This is what real civic engagement looks like—young people shaping conversations, advancing solutions, and claiming their place in the decisions that impact our communities.



Video: Galloway Moore MOORE Family Visuals

03/22/2026

The 15th annual Black Women’s Roundtable Women of Power National Summit brought hundreds to the nation’s capital. Hundreds of Black

Across the country, states are following Washington’s lead and pushing copycat bills modeled after the SAVE Act. These a...
03/21/2026

Across the country, states are following Washington’s lead and pushing copycat bills modeled after the SAVE Act. These attacks would strip away our freedom to vote at the local level.

Voting is our power, not a privilege for politicians to control. Tell your state lawmakers: vote NO on anti-voter bills.

🚨 TONIGHT at 6PM 🚨Data centers are expanding fast—and they’re being placed in Black communities like ours. The question ...
03/19/2026

🚨 TONIGHT at 6PM 🚨
Data centers are expanding fast—and they’re being placed in Black communities like ours. The question is… at what cost?
Join us for a powerful town hall on Data Centers & Black Communities: Health, Power, and Protection featuring national expert Dr. Brandy Brown.
We’re breaking down:
⚡ Energy & water impacts
🌍 Environmental & health risks
🏘️ Why our communities are targeted
✊🏾 How we organize, protect, and push back
This is about OUR air, OUR water, and OUR future.
Don’t sit this one out. Pull up. Bring somebody with you.
👉🏾 Register now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScLmNPsi4l0dh1XzzKaMF1_8lkTKdvGDwjY21SW2AKDb3wf9g/viewform

03/19/2026

🚨 TONIGHT at 6PM 🚨

Data centers are expanding fast, and they’re being placed in Black communities like ours.
The question is… at what cost?

Join us for a powerful town hall on Data Centers & Black Communities: Health, Power, and Protection featuring national expert Dr. Brandy Brown.
We’re breaking down:

⚡ Energy & water impacts
🌍 Environmental & health risks
🏘️ Why our communities are targeted
✊🏾 How we organize, protect, and push back
This is about OUR air, OUR water, and OUR future.

Don’t sit this one out. Pull up. Bring somebody with you.
👉🏾 Register now: https://forms.gle/xRP8cnzFfHGtAYkk8

03/15/2026

United We Win!!

03/14/2026
Black Women’s Roundtable SiSTAR Award NominationMarletta Seats is a certified CCAR Recovery Coach and Recovery Coach Tra...
03/14/2026

Black Women’s Roundtable SiSTAR Award Nomination

Marletta Seats is a certified CCAR Recovery Coach and Recovery Coach Trainer devoted to healing individuals and strengthening communities impacted by trauma, incarceration, and substance use. She serves as Program Director of Fresh Start and Outreach Coordinator for Abundant Life Ministries in Benton Harbor, Michigan. A former Berrien County Commissioner and School Board President, Marletta bridges public service, faith leadership, and grassroots recovery work. She trains peer support specialists, mentors justice-impacted individuals, and connects families to resources that promote stability, dignity, and long-term wellness.

Marletta embodies the spirit of the Black Women’s Roundtable theme, United We Win: Freedom, Justice, Democracy, Safety & Opportunity for All. For decades she has served youth, seniors, survivors, and returning citizens—not only advocating for change but building pathways for healing.

Through her recovery leadership, Marletta equips others to serve. She has trained peer support specialists and recovery coaches across the region and works tirelessly in Benton Harbor, a community facing significant economic hardship, ensuring people have access to hope and structure.

At Mothers Of Hope, Marletta facilitated two peer support specialist training cohorts—including the first all-African American class—and currently volunteers twice monthly to lead a Living Recovery Workshop. Her work restores families, reduces stigma, and empowers individuals to move from survival to purpose.

Marletta’s leadership proves that justice includes restoration and safety includes healing. She uplifts communities not only through policy and faith, but through consistent presence, mentorship, and compassion.

“Marletta doesn’t just teach recovery — she models it. She helped us build leaders within our own community and created safe spaces where people learn to live again, not just stay sober.”

03/08/2026

Women's History Month always starts off with International Women of Color Day!

Women of color and their actions have been and will always continue to be integral to society's progression.

Michigan’s Election officials work hard to ensure that every voter can cast their ballot and every vote is counted. I su...
03/06/2026

Michigan’s Election officials work hard to ensure that every voter can cast their ballot and every vote is counted.
I support Michigan election workers!

Address

603 Ada Street
Kalamazoo, MI
49007

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+12692073243

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