Housing
Emergency Shelter
Shelter Residents stay overnight and are provided meals and the opportunity to shower and receive new clothing items. Shelter Counselors do an assessment with each resident, encourage and help residents apply for services and take steps to help them meet long term needs, and assure that clients receive emergency medical or counseling needs.
Facilities
Campus: Detroit Rescue Mission • Number: 100* Target Population: Men, many of whom experience chronic homelessness and addictions.
Campus: Genesis House III • Number: 24* Target Population: Women, single and with children. Many of the women struggle with addictions or the impact of addiction in those with whom they are close.
Campus: The Oasis • Number: 45* Target Population: Men, many of whom experience chronic homelessness and addictions.
*The numbers above represent the funded bed capacity. On many nights, the actual number staying in our shelter programs doubles.
Recovery Housing
DRMM currently provides two types of Recovery Housing.
- For those in need of supportive services to address substance abuse and its overall impact on their lives, DRMM residents have the opportunity to be housed as they work towards stability — including education training and gaining employment. Additional available services may include: case management, mental health, and substance abuse aftercare. Follow-up is provided for up to six months after they leave to help them successfully overcome all obstacles to independence and stability.
- For those who have tested positive for COVID-19, we are currently providing a safe and secure place to recuperate before moving to our Emergency Shelter or another program.
Facilities
Campus: Genesis House II • Number: 82
Target Population: 48 women and 14 children. Women in this program often are working on substance abuse aftercare issues, addressing legal issues, and attend school and training programs to give them a future.
Campus: Genesis House III Samaritan Program •Number: 10
Target Population: Women in this program have a disability or are female veterans. They too work on substance aftercare issues, address legal issues, and attend school and training programs to give them a future. Women in this program have a disability or are female veterans. They too work on substance aftercare issues, address legal issues, and attend school and training programs to give them a future.
Campus: Detroit Rescue Mission • Number: 70
Target Population: Men, many of whom are struggling with addiction, debt, and difficulty finding employment.
Campus: Genesis House I • Number: 15
Target Population: Teen mothers and their children. Mothers attend high school and raise their children with staff support.
Campus: The Oasis • Number: 132
Target Population: Men, many of whom are struggling with addiction, debt, and difficulty finding employment. 25 men are homeless veterans of the armed forces and 25 are men with mental health or substance abuse disabilities, in addition to being homeless.
Campus: DeVos Ministry Center •
Number: 97
Target Population: Men
Permanent Housing
Permanent Housing Residents must have a disability that prevents the resident from independently living in community housing. These may include chronic, debilitating health issues, mental illnesses, severe substance addictions, or developmental delays. They may remain in the program as long as they like.
Facilities
Campus: Detroit Rescue Mission •Number: 7
Target Population: Men
Campus: Genesis House II •Number: 2
Target Population: Families with children
Campus: DeVos Ministry Center •
Number: 97
Target Population: Men
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