A continuum of care, in your community.
We’ve served Michigan residents for more than 50 years, but we haven’t done it alone. When someone comes to us with a crisis – whatever it may be – we help connect them to the resources they need. Whether it’s a service provided by our own organization or support from a community partner, we can offer referrals and recommendations to make your journey more manageable.
Community Network Services
1-800-615-0411
CNS Healthcare is a private, nonprofit organization that provides comprehensive behavioral health services in Michigan with the assistance of a team of fully licensed psychiatrists, therapists, nurses, case managers and support staff.
Community Living Services
1-248-547-2668
Community Living Services provides support for people of all ages with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Wayne County by developing person-centered plans, then creating an individualized budget based on that plan.
Easterseals
1-800-757-3257
Easterseals serves 1.4 million children and adults with disabilities and their families, offering a wide range of services at 73 affiliates nationwide. Services include accessibility resources, daycare, employment and training, in-home care, mental health services, therapy, and veteran reintegration.
Oakland Community Health Network
1-248-464-6363
Oakland Community Health Network is contracted by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to lead a provider service network that assists approximately 27,000 Oakland County citizens at more than 300 service sites across the county. People who receive public behavioral health services through OCHN’s provider network include those who have an intellectual or developmental disability, mental health concerns, or substance use disorder. The organization’s goal is to ensure these individuals are aware of and have access to services and support that will improve their health and quality of life, as well as ensure their engagement in full community participation.
Wayne County Crisis Line
1-313-224-7000
Genesee County Crisis Line
1-810-257-3740
Macomb County Crisis Line
1-586-307-9100
Crime Victims Compensation Program
1-517-241-7373
The Crime Victims Compensation Act-PA 223 of 1976 (M.C.L. 18.351) created the Crime Victims Compensation Board to provide reimbursement expenses to crime victims who suffered personal injuries.
Disability Rights Michigan
1-800-288-5923
Disability Rights Michigan is the independent, private, nonprofit organization designated by the governor of Michigan to advocate and protect the legal rights of people with disabilities. MPAS services include information and referrals, short-term assistance, selected individual and legal representation, systemic advocacy, monitoring, and training.
The National Human Trafficking Hotline
1-888-373-7888
The National Human Trafficking Hotline serves victims and survivors of human trafficking and the anti-trafficking community. The toll-free hotline is available to answer calls from anywhere in the country, 24/7.
Rape Abuse & Incest National Network
1-800-656-4673
RAINN created the National Sexual Assault Hotline and operates the DoD Safe Helpline for the Department of Defense. RAINN also carries out programs to prevent sexual violence, help survivors and ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice.
HAVEN
1-877-922-1274
HAVEN provides shelter, counseling, advocacy and educational programming for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.
First Step
1-734-722-6800
First Step provides free and confidential programs designed to help survivors of violence overcome the lack of intervention and support, the feelings of powerlessness, isolation, physical danger and fear, and the financial, emotional and cultural barriers that victims of violence often face when seeking help.
Turning Point
1-586-463-6990
Turning Point works to end violence by providing counseling, support, advocacy, and a safe haven to victims and survivors of domestic violence. Turning Point also advocates for changes in the “systems” and community collaboration.
Oakland Family Services
1-877-742-8264
Oakland Family Services provides a wealth of programs for individuals and families in our community, including those that help with daycare, parenting issues, family and work stress, substance abuse, family violence, child abuse, divorce, death, and more.
Easterseals
1-800-757-3257
Easterseals serves 1.4 million children and adults with disabilities and their families, offering a wide range of services at 73 affiliates nationwide. Services include accessibility resources, daycare, employment and training, in-home care, mental health services, therapy, and veteran reintegration.
Centro Multicultural La Familia
1-248-858-7800
Centro Multicultural La Familia offers culturally and linguistically competent services in the areas of mental health, substance abuse, domestic violence, parenting programs, support and interpretation for pregnant women at Clinica de la Mujer, and more.
National Runaway Safeline
1-800-786-2929
The National Runaway Safeline is the federally designated communication system for runaway and homeless youths. Youths and their family members can benefit from online crisis services to work through problems and find local help from social service agencies and organizations.
Protective Services
1-855-444-3911
Michigan’s Children’s Protective Services program is responsible for investigating allegations of child abuse and neglect. We also have Adult Protective Services, in which investigators help protect vulnerable adults from abuse, neglect and exploitation.
CARE House
1-248-333-0999
CARE House of Oakland County is a children’s advocacy center, providing first-rate services to victims of child abuse and neglect. Programs are focused on the identification and treatment of child abuse victims, and on child abuse prevention.
Training & Treatment Innovations
1-800-741-1682
The Training & Treatment Innovations program provides a wide range of clinic and community-based services to support adults with behavioral health issues and co-occurring disorders. In addition, TTI provides a full array of services to children with autism spectrum disorders, developmental disabilities and emotional impairments.
Lighthouse
1-248-547-2260
Lighthouse offers a variety of resources for people in need.
The Sanctuary is a short-term, safe shelter for youths ages 10 through 17 who are currently in crisis. Any youth in the community who has run away, is homeless, or is in an abusive, hostile, or intense situation at home can qualify for this voluntary program, but it does require parental consent and participation. The focus is on family reunification. Individuals stay at the Sanctuary for up to three weeks and receive around-the-clock supervision, intensive individual and family counseling, group counseling, and access to peer support.
A Step Forward is a safe and home-like transitional living shelter where homeless youths (ages 16 through 17) may stay for up to two years while they attend school and maintain employment. Designed for youths seeking self-sufficiency, this program also offers counseling, job training, career development, educational assistance, financial subsidies and medical assistance.
The Graduated Apartment Program (GAP) provides independent living services for youths ages 18 through 24 years old who are experiencing homelessness. GAP offers up to 24 months of housing, case management, counseling, and educational and employment support to help people develop a greater level of self-sufficiency, interpersonal skills and housing readiness.
COTS
1-313-831-3777
COTS exists to alleviate homelessness by providing an array of services that enable people to achieve self-sufficiency and obtain quality affordable housing. COTS also advocates for long-term solutions to the problems of homelessness.
MCREST
1-586-415-5101
MCREST provides meals, lodging, life-skills training, housing assistance, job readiness training and emergency shelter to Macomb County’s homeless population.
Turning Point
1-586-463-6990
Turning Point works to end violence by providing counseling, support, advocacy, and a safe haven to victims and survivors of domestic violence. Turning Point also advocates for changes in the “systems” and community collaboration.
LACASA
1-866-522-2725
LACASA provides emergency shelter, meals, long-term housing, legal advocacy, counseling, child abuse services and more to victims and survivors of domestic or sexual violence.
HAVEN
1-877-922-1274
HAVEN provides shelter, counseling, advocacy and educational programming for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.
Lighthouse offers a variety of resources for people in need.
The Sanctuary is a short-term, safe shelter for youths ages 10 through 17 who are currently in crisis. Any youth in the community who has run away, is homeless, or is in an abusive, hostile, or intense situation at home can qualify for this voluntary program, but it does require parental consent and participation. The focus is on family reunification. Individuals stay at the Sanctuary for up to three weeks and receive around-the-clock supervision, intensive individual and family counseling, group counseling, and access to peer support.
A Step Forward is a safe and home-like transitional living shelter where homeless youths (ages 16 through 17) may stay for up to two years while they attend school and maintain employment. Designed for youths seeking self-sufficiency, this program also offers counseling, job training, career development, educational assistance, financial subsidies and medical assistance.
The Graduated Apartment Program (GAP) provides independent living services for youths ages 18 through 24 years old who are experiencing homelessness. GAP offers up to 24 months of housing, case management, counseling, and educational and employment support to help people develop a greater level of self-sufficiency, interpersonal skills and housing readiness.
Oakland Community Health Network
1-248-464-6363
OCHN’s substance use services team offers professional support to assist people with recovery.
Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network
1-800-241-4949
DWIHN has more than 75 providers at 125 locations who provide prevention, treatment and recovery services.
Macomb County Office of Substance Abuse
1-586-469-5278
The MCOSA is responsible for planning, funding, monitoring and coordinating substance use disorder prevention, treatment, and recovery services for Macomb County residents. This includes quality assurance activities, provider network training, assistance with credentialing, license review, substance use recipient rights, consumer complaint resolutions and more.
Affirmations
1-248-398-7105
Affirmations provides a welcoming space where people of all sexual orientations, gender identities and expressions, and cultures can find support and unconditional acceptance, and where they can learn, grow, socialize and feel safe.
Gender Identity Network Alliance (GNA)
The purpose of GNA (a non-profit organization established in 2005) is to create positive social change supporting all forms of gender identity and expression through charitable educational and service works.
LGBT National Help Center
1-888-843-4564
Serving gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and questioning people by providing free and confidential peer support and local resources.
Lighthouse
1-248-920-6100
Lighthouse provides both short-term emergency assistance and a wide range of support and services that are designed to help families become economically self-sufficient. Lighthouse offers emergency food, utility assistance, transitional and supportive housing, foreclosure prevention and many other services to help families through crisis.
