SUPPORT SERVICES
Feeding
For residents who receive shelter and stay overnight, DRMM provides meals and the opportunity to shower and receive new clothing items. A healthy, nourishing meal could be the first step towards long-term recovery, and a healthier, stable life
Facilities
Number: 100*
Target Population: Men, many of whom experience chronic homelessness and addictions.
Number: 84*
Target Population: Single women and families.
Number: 45*
Target Population: Men, many of whom experience chronic homelessness and addictions.
Number: 100*
Target Population: Single women and families.
*The numbers above represent the funded bed capacity. On many nights, the actual number staying in our shelter programs doubles.
Treatment (Substance Abuse Services)
Customer Service: 844-615-2906
Also, we have specific funding for those suffering with opioid addiction, along with SUD individuals that exhibit COVID signs, symptoms or have the virus.
A wide variety of agencies such as the Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC), Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network (DWIHN) provide referrals and funding for treatment for specific populations.
Individuals with addictions who do not meet their guidelines and have no insurance are provided treatment through contributions made by our individual donors.
Facilities
Target Population: Men referred by courts, police, treatment hotlines and agencies, the Michigan Department of Corrections, and Wayne County Community Justice.
Target Population: Women referred by courts, police and treatment hot lines and agencies.
Substance Use disorder (SUD) Treatment
Our treatment services include but are not limited to addiction recovery, case management, individual and group therapy, job training, legal services, medical assessments and services, psychological evaluations and therapy, recreation, relapse prevention, and services for resident children.
Darlene D. Owens, MBA, LBSW, CADC, ADS
Vice President of Program Services
Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries
150 Stimson
Detroit, MI 48201
313-993-4700 ext 4708 (O)
Substance Use disorder (SUD) Withdrawal Management
Our withdrawal management services are provided by nurses and supervised by a licensed physician. Such services include physical assessments of patients, medication monitoring, medical referrals, and physical/medical services.
Long-Term and Supportive Aftercare for Special Populations
Target Population: Men in recovery from addictions, including those served through Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) funds.
Call our 24/7 Addiction Helpline: 313-263-0077
TTY/TDD Number (for the deaf or hard of hearing): 313-826-1574
Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network
Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network (DWIHN) provides empowerment to people, serving over 75,000 citizens in Detroit and Wayne County.
For Information concerning DWIHN Member Rights and Resources including DWIHN Member Handbook and Provider Directory visit https://www.dwihn.org/member-customer-service
OR CALL OUR 24 HOUR HELPLINE 1-800-241-4949.
DRMM is committed to ensuring that our treatment services are readily available to everyone in our community who is in need. We do not deny services or discriminate on the bases of race, color, national origin, gender, age or disability.
Please, note that you have the right to get this information in a different format and/or receive language assistance services by contacting our access helpline 24/7 at 313-263-0077; TTY 313-826-1574.
Educational Services
Computer Lab — DRMM’s state of the art resource libraries at the Detroit Rescue Mission, Genesis House II, Genesis House III, and Christian Guidance Center are fully equipped with computer labs for housing and employment search and school work. Visual aids, text books, and media are available in health, addiction, and well-being study.
Spiritual Life Services
Spiritual Life services are at the heart of everything we offer at Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries. Participation in these services is voluntary, but we pray that they are offered with love and devotion to bless those who are ready to take part in them. These services are available to current and past residents of our programs, neighborhood residents, and also DRMM Staff Members and Board Members alike.
Devotions and Chapel Services — Offered on a daily and weekly basis, for residents and staff. Many of our residents have deep regret from past experiences. A key component of spiritual life counseling is to emphasize God’s willingness to forgive those who seek forgiveness. And for those who have been wronged, we share God’s ability to “make all things new.”
The Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries’ Choir — Participation in the DRMM Choir has proven to be a key component of the substance abuse treatment aftercare services for graduates in addition to providing a support-system to current clients. The Choir has performed at numerous events and public engagements throughout the Detroit area and is truly an inspiration to behold.
Bible Studies — A spiritually-oriented support group is offered at each location.
Seasonal Programs — These programs are developed for staff, residents, and board members. They include Christmas, Easter, Martin Luther King Day, Mothers and Fathers Day, and Veterans Day.
Partnering with Local Fellowships — DRMM welcomes the opportunity to partner with local church organizations to become involved in ministering to residents of Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries. We would also like to encourage our neighboring fellowships to continue to minister to the graduates of our programs when they re-enter the community. For more information, call (313) 993-4700, or email info@drmm.org.
Leading Individuals to Christ — Our Spiritual Life programs are designed to educate individuals for the first time about Jesus Christ and to lead those who have strayed away, back to him.
Spiritual Assessment and Counseling — Offered to residents in treatment, shelter, and transitional housing programs.
DRMM’s Commitment to Spiritual Life
The Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries is a faith-based nonprofit organization. Our mission, which is rooted in spreading the gospel of the love of Jesus Christ, is not only what has sustained our organization for more than a century of human service, but is what drives us to meet the growing demands of our community and those in need.
All DRMM programs provide spiritual life services onsite. From daily chapel services to bible study classes, DRMM programs are structured in a way that help welcome and encourage a relationship with God.
Although DRMM is a faith-based organization, our programs never force anyone to participate in our spiritual life activities. Our staff simply provides access and invites participation.
We believe our spiritual life component in our programs is what drives our high rate for success, helping us to rebuild lives and impact the communities we serve.
DRMM Alumni
Join us in welcoming our successful and rehabilitated clients in our Alumni Network. From our Staff Aide program for recovered individuals to networking throughout the community, we are building up an impressive coalition of individuals who have heartfelt testimonies and stories, experiences to share with other clients, and mentors or volunteers for DRMM.
Please fill out the form below if you’d like to share your testimony with DRMM:
