STRIVE RTS, Inc. is an organization that provides leisure and recreation opportunities for individuals with disabilities. We help to advocate for individuals with disabilities, as well as implement programs of interest, provide consultation and independently contract recreational therapy throughout Michigan.
Both STRIVE RTS, Inc. and Strive Inc., its non- profit counterpart, have been successfully running since approximately 2003. We continue to offer many programs and services that are often left out of the loop once a patient returns home with their injury.
The 2012 Michigan Victory Games
The Michigan Victory Games are coming upon us quick this year, the 2012 games will be held May 17th through the 19th. MVG is Michigan's premiere competitive sporting event for athletes with disabilities, ages 7-seniors. Held on the campus of Michigan State University in East Lansing, MI, athletes compete in various athletic events ranging from swimming, bowling, and powerlifting, to track and field, and many more in between! Thanks to the many volunteers, staff, board members, coaches, and parents, our athletes will be able to have another fun filled weekend competing in the events that they train year round for. If your interested in volunteering this year it's not too late just fill out our volunteer forms at michiganvictorygames.com.
Michigan No-Fault Reform Update- 21% Increase on MCCA Surcharge for all Insurance Policies as of July 1st, 2012
Written by Administrator
Monday, 19 March 2012 15:48
Beginning July 1st 2012 our MCCA surcharge rate will increase 21% for all insurance policies in the state of Michigan. This means now our yearly payment will be $175 as opposed to last years $145. The MCCA covers auto injury claims that exceed $500,000 and all drivers pay into this fund.
As of this month the MCCA still has not released their books to the public to show that the system is failing yet they still want us to trust them when they propose Auto No-Fault reform. How can we trust a company that won't even show what they're doing with our money yet is now making us pay more?
This information has been on the news over the weekend yet the public is uninformed about why costs are raising. Please contact your local legislator and Governor Snyder and make them demand transparency in the MCCA before our Auto No-Fault Insurance is reformed.
