HOUSING SERVICES

Emergency Shelter

From homeless veterans to men seeking recovery from substance abuse, from women struggling to make ends-meet, to homeless women with children – DRMM offers both transitional and permanent housing to prevent any return to homelessness and addiction. DRMM believes everyone deserves care, a warm meal and a safe place to rest your head.

Facilities

Campus: Detroit Rescue Mission

Number: 100*
Target Population: Men

Seasonal Warming Center

Number: 35
Target Population: Men

Campus: Genesis House II

Number: 84
Target Population: Single Women and Families.

Campus: Pathways – Port Huron

Number: 20
Target Population: Single women and women with children.

Campus: The Oasis

Number: 90
Target Population: Men

Campus: Gratiot

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.


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.

Facilities

Campus: Genesis House III 

Number: 35 
Target Population: Single Women and women with children working on substance abuse aftercare.

Campus: Christian Guidance Center (CGC)

Number: 65 
Target Population: Men referred by courts, police, and treatment hotlines and agencies. 

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: DeVos Ministry Center

Number: 79
Target Population: Men

Campus: 211 Glendale Highland Park

Number: 60
Target Population: Veterans

DRMM has housing prioritized for Veterans at our 211 Glendale location in Highland Park. The new apartments include kitchenettes, upgraded fixtures and renovated common areas that will meet the needs of veterans to serve as permanent, sustainable housing. Renovations were supported through donations from our partners the Community Solutions, Rocket Community Fund and The Home Depot Foundation.
See the flyer for more details and contact Nellie Kendrick-Jenkins at 313-993-4700 x3931 or nkendrick@drmm.org for more information.

MGIA Brings New Life to DRMM’s 211 Glendale Veteran Housing

The Michigan Green Industry Association (MGIA) selected Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries’ 211 Glendale Veteran Housing as the recipient for its 2024 Day of Service. This was the second year a DRMM site was selected.

MGIA members donated their time, equipment, and expertise to beautify the grounds, with activities including bed cleanup, fertilizing, mowing, raking, hardscaping, tree trimming, tree injection, mulching, and planting.

They installed a place for horseshoes, a fire pit, a vegetable garden, apple trees, warming lamps, birdfeeders, a walking path, and a new grill in the courtyard of the building!

They also received a new flag for the front of the building that was raised during a flag ceremony led by the Renaissance High School ROTC to honor veterans in attendance. The plant material, landscape supplies, labor, equipment and monetary donations to complete this task totaled an in-kind donation of over $100,000.

Thank you to Glenda McDonald, Mayor of Highland Park for joining us for the ceremony!

A very special thank you to Robert Bywalec and Steve Udell of MGIA for their partnership and unwavering support of DRMM.

The Michigan Green Industry Association (MGIA) is a statewide professional trade association serving the green industry for over 60 years. MGIA promotes education and certification to its members and has set high standards of professionalism and business integrity for Michigan’s green industry contractors.

DRMM and our residents of 211 Glendale are very thankful for this amazing transformation.