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WMCAT offers health care training for low-income adults
Executive Director Luisa Schumacher leads the West Michigan Center for Arts and Technology.
Elizabeth Slowik
Published: October 3, 2008
The nonprofit West Michigan Center for Arts and Technology, known as an after-school oasis for Grand Rapids high school students, also is throwing a lifeline to adults struggling with poverty and unemployment.

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