Fueling the Talent Pipeline: Quality Care Rehab & Autism Center, Shelby Township

Fueling the Talent Pipeline: Quality Care Rehab & Autism Center, Shelby Township

Quality Care Rehab & Autism Center delivers exceptional behavioral and therapeutic services tailored to individuals with autism and related diagnoses in Macomb County. With a team of 80 therapists and support staff, they last year served more than 500 children and families through 20,000 therapy visits. To maintain these numbers, Quality Care Rehab & Autism Center is fueling its talent pipeline — starting apprenticeship programs and partnering with Michigan Works and Macomb Community College to offer tuition-free education and training that tackles the acute shortage of skilled professionals in their field. To date this has helped 26 individuals advance their careers, and by the end of 2025, an additional 25 apprentices will be established.

Green Macomb Sustainability Award: KUKA Systems North America LLC, Sterling Heights


With six facilities in Macomb County, KUKA Systems is a recognized leader in designing production systems for the automotive industry. In addition to its commitment to meet customer needs and achieve operational excellence, the company is invested in environmental responsibility, sustainability and continuous improvement. For instance, in one year, KUKA achieved a 21% reduction in electricity consumption, a 35% increase in recycling rates, a 25% reduction in water usage, and a 15% decline in natural gas usage—outcomes driven by targeted facility upgrades and energy management strategies. Additionally, the company has partnered with DTE's MI Green Power program, putting KUKA on course to achieve 100% renewable electricity within a few years.

Hidden Gem: Windermere Equestrian Center, Clinton Township


Established in 1983, Windermere Equestrian Center breeds, trains and boards horses, provides lessons for all ages, and offers summer camps and clinics. Located in a small rural area of Clinton Township, the center has 18 full-time and part-time employees who share their love, understanding and knowledge of horses with the community. This work has positive results - with successful competitions for riders, and new opportunities to expand. Notably, in 2020, the small farm doubled in size, and in 2023, the center added a new competition size heated indoor riding arena.

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