Foster Care or Adoption
If one is interested in becoming a foster care or adoptive parent please call 248.552.5020.  Perspective parents can live in the tri-county area of Wayne, Oakland or Macomb counties, can be single, divorced or married and have sufficient income and space in their home in order to accommodate one or more children

Milestones Outpatient
Substance Program for Adults
Provides outpatient substance abuse services for adults requesting treatment for alcohol, tobacco or drug usage.  Adults must live in Wayne County but not within the City of Detroit.  Contact:  SEMCA (Southeast Michigan Community Alliance) at 734.229.3500 and request Spectrum Human Services as the provider.

Your Choice
Substance abuse prevention program for youth 7-17 years who reside within the City of Detroit.  Youth are involved in drug free social and recreational activities and provided education through “male and female responsibility” groups on subjects such as: social living skills, conflict resolution, what drugs do to your body
Etc. Contact: Lawrence Kenyatta at 313.456.6000

Proud Fathers/Proud Parents
Proud Fathers offers parenting classes for men who have children and are either the custodial or non-custodial parent.  Program provides classes that educate men on how to be effective fathers and how to communicate and work with the mother of their children in order to be good parents.

Proud Parents offers parenting classes for couples that want to learn how to be effective parents.  Couples can be married, have shared custody of children or live separately.

Meals transportation and childcare are provided.  Contact:  Pamela Jaymes at 734.458.8736 for Wayne County referrals and 248-5528020 for Oakland County referrals.

Wrap Around – Wayne County
For families residing in Wayne County who are in need of support and assistance to keep their families in tact.  Families typically have had their children removed due to neglect or abuse or simply are experiencing difficulty in managing family issues.  Families are provided counseling and community resource linkage.  Contact:  Mary Young at 248.552.8020 for referrals.