Celebrating a distinguished career devoted to helping Michigan’s children and families thrive.
For decades, Judith “Judy” Fischer has been a steadfast champion for Michigan’s children and families. On Wednesday, September 2, 2026, she will retired as Chief Executive Officer, concluding a distinguished career defined by compassionate service, thoughtful leadership and an unwavering belief in the potential of every young person.
Her retirement is both a milestone and an opportunity to reflect on the remarkable impact she has made—not only at Wolverine Human Services, but also in communities across the state.
Building a Lasting Impact Across Michigan
Throughout her tenure, Judy helped strengthen Wolverine’s standing as one of Michigan’s leading providers of child welfare, behavioral health, juvenile justice and family support services. Her commitment to compassion, accountability and excellence shaped the organization’s work and touched the lives of countless children, youth and families.
Leading Through Growth and Change
Judy guided Wolverine Human Services through periods of significant growth and change while keeping its mission at the heart of every decision. As programs expanded and community needs evolved, she remained focused on improving outcomes and creating opportunities for children and families to become victors.
A Legacy Worth Celebrating
On behalf of the Board of Directors and the Wolverine Human Services leadership team, we extend our deepest gratitude to Judy for her extraordinary contributions. Her influence will endure in the organization she helped shape, the colleagues she inspired and the communities she served throughout Michigan.
Thank you, Judy, for a remarkable career of service. We celebrate the legacy you leave behind and wish you every happiness in the next chapter of your journey.
