MI-AIMH Organizational Membership
Honoring the Leaders Strengthening Michigan’s Early Childhood & Family-Serving Workforce
Across Michigan, organizations are stepping forward to strengthen the relationships that support babies, young children, families, and the professionals who serve them. MI-AIMH Organizational Membership recognizes and uplifts those leaders — agencies who understand that reflective, relationship-based, equity-centered practice is essential to healthy communities.
Organizational Members invest not only in their own workforce, but in Michigan’s entire early childhood and family-support system. They help build a shared language, strengthen reflective supervision, and ensure that families receive consistent, IECMH-informed care across programs and sectors.
Our Founding Organizational Members
MI-AIMH is proud to recognize the first organizations to join us in this statewide movement:
- Wayne RESA
- Merrill Palmer Skillman Institute at Wayne State University
- Starfish Family Services
These partners are modeling what system leadership looks like — investing in their teams, building capacity across sectors, and championing the mental health and emotional well-being of infants, toddlers, young children, and their families. Their commitment helps shape a stronger, more connected workforce for Michigan.
We anticipate welcoming many organizational partners in the coming year.
Why Become an Organizational Member?
System-Level Leadership in Action
Organizational Membership is more than a bundle of benefits.
It is a commitment to building a reflective, stable, skilled workforce grounded in early relational health.
Becoming an Organizational Member allows agencies to:
- Strengthen reflective supervision and emotionally responsive leadership
- Align staff across programs with a shared, relationship-centered practice framework
- Support Endorsement® pathways and professional growth
- Improve staff retention and well-being through reflective practices
- Ensure consistent, culturally responsive care for families across systems
- Connect with statewide partners advancing infant and early childhood mental health
- Demonstrate leadership in early relational health, trauma-informed care, and equity
This membership signals that your organization sees workforce development not as a cost — but as critical infrastructure for healthy communities.
What Organizational Members Receive
While the heart of membership is system-level impact, Organizational Members also receive:
- Membership access for all endorsed staff and those currently pursuing Endorsement®
- Opportunities to expand membership across teams at no additional cost during the year
- Discounted registration for MI-AIMH trainings and conferences
- Access to statewide learning communities, reflective supervision supports, and professional development
- Optional add-ons such as the 20-Course Online Learning Bundle (38.5 CE hours of on-demand learning) for just $100 per staff member (Social Work CEUs, MiRegistry Credits, and Endorsement Credit included!)
- Visibility as a leader committed to workforce well-being and early relational health
Organizational Membership strengthens your teams today — and contributes to building a sustainable, IECMH-informed system for tomorrow.
Join This Statewide Movement
If your organization is committed to early relational health, reflective supervision, workforce well-being, and high-quality services for Michigan’s families, we would love to welcome you as an MI-AIMH Organizational Member.
To explore membership or request a customized quote:
Email us at: info@mi-aimh.org
Our team will walk you through the process, answer questions, and help you determine the right fit for your agency.
Together, We Strengthen Michigan’s Workforce
Organizational Members help create a Michigan where:
- every baby begins with strong relationships,
- every caregiver is supported,
- every professional is valued and prepared,
- and every system invests in early relational health.
We are grateful for the organizations who lead the way — and for those who will join this important work in the months ahead.
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