Meridian, MS, October 13, 2026 — Wayne State University’s ‘Brothers In Social Work’ program has received a significant financial contribution to establish a new partnership with Cass Technical High School. Meridian Health has provided $30,000 to support the initiative, which aims to connect university students with high schoolers.

The funding from Meridian Health will facilitate the launch of this collaborative effort between Wayne State University’s ‘Brothers In Social Work’ program and Cass Technical High School. The specific objectives and planned activities of this partnership were not detailed in the information provided, nor was the timeline for its commencement or duration.

Wayne State University is a public research university in Detroit, Michigan. Cass Technical High School is a public high school also located in Detroit, known for its selective admission process and focus on STEM and other specialized fields. The ‘Brothers In Social Work’ program at Wayne State University is designed to support and advance male students in the field of social work.

Meridian Health, the organization providing the funding, is a healthcare system. The exact nature of Meridian Health’s involvement beyond financial support for this specific partnership was not specified. Details regarding how the $30,000 will be allocated within the partnership were also not made available.

This partnership represents an effort to foster inter-institutional collaboration and support student development. Further information regarding the scope and expected outcomes of the collaboration between Wayne State University’s ‘Brothers In Social Work’ program and Cass Technical High School is anticipated.


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