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NSO Tumaini Center
3430 Third Avenue
Detroit, Michigan 48201
(313) 832-3100
Homelessness can be ended, not just managed.
The mission of the NSO Tumaini Center is to be an open door to those in need. The NSO Tumaini Center assists the homeless in gaining the maximum services available from substance abuse and mental health treatment, and other social service agencies and network sources.
NSO's NSO Tumaini Center provides substance abuse prevention services, mental health referral services, education, crisis intervention and referral services for individuals who are homeless or disenfranchised.
ADDICTION TREATMENT SERVICES
5470 Chene St.
Detroit, Michigan 48211
No one will be turned away until we have met their needs
NSO's Addiction Treatment Services (ATS) provides an array of drug-free substance abuse prevention and treatment services for individuals and families. Individuals with addiction to problem gambling, alcohol, heroin, cocaine and other drugs are treated on an outpatient basis.
OLDER ADULT SERVICES
220 Bagley Avenue
Suite 1100
Detroit, Michigan 48226
(313) 961-7990
Striving to improve mental health and quality of life for senior adults
Older Adult Services (OAS) is a nationally recognized mental health program for Wayne and Oakland county residents age 60 and over and for adult nursing home residents age 18 and over. This is the oldest and largest mental health and aging program in the state.
The mission of OAS is to provide mental health outreach, residential and advocacy services, and to help older adults reach their maximum potential and remain active community participants.
PROJECT GUIDE
9641 Harper Avenue
Detroit, Michigan 48213
(313) 933-2583
Reaching out to support grandparents faced with the challenge of raising their grandchildren
Project GUIDE provides support services and resources for grand parents who face the unexpected challenge of raising their grandchildren.
Project GUIDE provides specialized respite care (community-based, short-term rest or relief from day to day care giving demands), recreational opportunities and retreats, weekly support meetings and family life education (strategies and techniques to improve family dynamics and communications) to grandparents and grandchildren.
LIFE CHOICES
8600 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, Michigan 48202
(313) 875-7601
Reaching out to persons with developmental disabilities and their families.
The mission of NSO's Life Choices is to provide services and support for children and adults with developmental disabilities, and to their extended families, ensuring that those served remain in the least restrictive and most integrated community setting.
Life Choices provides services, support and a central access point for children and adults with developmental disabilities and their extended families. Life Choices staff also advocates on behalf of individuals, secures resources and provides intermittent lifelong support services so individuals may live as independently as possible.
GAMBLING TREATMENT PROGRAM
220 Bagley Avenue
Suite 1200
Detroit, Michigan 48226
(800) 270-7117
Reaching out to problem gamblers and their families
The Gambling Treatment Program works in collaboration with the NSO Emergency Telephone Service / Suicide Prevention Center to operate the statewide Problem Gambling Help-Line (1-800-270-7117) and provides therapeutic services to compulsive gamblers and their families. The Problem Gambling Help-Line is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Through the Help-Line a consumer may receive a referral to a trained treatment provider.
The mission of the Gambling Treatment Program is to provide comprehensive treatment services to compulsive gamblers and their families.
YOUTH INITIATIVES PROJECT
9641 Harper Avenue
Detroit, Michigan 48213
(313) 965-6924
Nurturing Future Generations Through Leadership and Action
NSO's Youth Initiatives Project provides youth leadership and advocacy training focused on gun violence and substance abuse prevention.
The Mission of the NSO Youth Initiatives Project is to provide youth leadership and advocacy training focused on gun violence and substance abuse prevention.
HARPER-GRATIOT MULTI-SERVICE CENTER
9641 Harper Avenue
Detroit, Michigan 48213
(313) 923-5050
Reaching out to serve human needs with several programs in one convenient location.
The Harper Gratiot Multi-Service Center (HGMSC) provides a variety of social services in one location. Non-NSO services located on-site include: Women, Infants & Children Program (WIC), Healthy Start-East, V.I.S.I.O.N., Inc., a program that helps people locate affordable housing. On the first floor, United Children & Families Head Start Delegate Agency has its administrative office and Head Start Center.
HOME INSTRUCTION FOR PARENTS OF PRESCHOOL YOUNGSTERS
5470 Chene St.
Detroit, Michigan 48211
(313) 967-7830
Empowering parents as their child's first teacher
The mission of the Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY) program is to help parents empower themselves as their children's first teachers by giving them the tools, skills and confidence they need to work with their preschool children at home. The program was designed to bring families, organizations and communities together and remove barriers to participation, including limited financial resources or lack of education.
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE SERVICE & SUICIDE PREVENTION CENTER
Saving and improving lives through communication.
The mission of Emergency Telephone Service/Suicide Prevention Center (ETS/SPC) is to provide 24-hour telephone crisis intervention, suicide prevention, and information and referral services.
NSO's Emergency Telephone Service/Suicide Prevention Center has provided free telephone assistance to persons in crisis since 1978. Caring professionals offer counseling for individuals experiencing mental health, substance abuse or other interpersonal problems 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. ETS/SPC also has an outreach component which consists of critical incident stress management, speaker presentations and trainings on suicide prevention and crisis intervention.
NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT
9641 Harper Avenue
Detroit, Michigan 48213
(313) 537-5268
Helping Detroiters build pride in their neighborhoods since 1973.
NO&D works with community-based organizations, faith-based institutions, individuals, families and others to strengthen community leadership and enhance their revitalization efforts. Neighborhood Organization and Development strives to improve the economic, social, cultural and environmental conditions of Detroit area neighborhoods by providing training, technical assistance, and one-to-one consultation.
