HOW WE HELP: Every man and woman in our care receives an individualized treatment plan tailored to their goals and their personal path to overcoming addiction. We believe recovery is possible for everyone struggling with alcohol or drugs — and we are dedicated to ensuring treatment is available to anyone. Personal circumstances or income should never be barriers for receiving treatment for a disease that is the No. 3 cause of death after heart disease and cancer.
See a brief overview of our services below, with more detail here.
OUTPATIENT THERAPY: Thousands of hours a year of one-on-one encounters (more than 10,000 hours a year of group sessions) with licensed therapists. We serve as care provider and supervisor for most of the recovery housing providers in the region.
PEER-RECOVERY COACHES: PRCs work across all programs, using their lived experience to foster trust and support clients. Our PRCs also staff the region’s specialty courts, supporting successful navigation of the rigorous obligations of sobriety programs — saving lives and families, along with reducing costs and burdens for the criminal justice system.
RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT: Fully staffed homes where men and women engage in the hard work of recovery for up to three months. Services include 24/7 care, 20 hours of individual or group therapy per month, comprehensive case management for health, legal obligations, family reconnection, housing and more. Both homes — Holden House for men and Glass House, the region's only residential treatment program for women — have 14 beds.
SAFE HARBOR: These recovery housing communities provide the soft landing badly needed after addiction treatment. Residents are supported for up to three months as they obtain work, permanent housing, health and stability — all the ingredients necessary for longterm recovery. Men's Safe Harbor has four adjacent homes with a total capacity of 24. Women's Safe Harbor is in two neighboring homes with a capacity of 12.
LIGHTKEEPERS: This program puts recovery to work by providing paid, on-the-job training to Safe Harbor residents. Participants gain marketable experience to help them qualify for employment in high-demand construction and maintenance jobs. They earn wages to save for an apartment deposit, first months’ rent, transportation — all elements of an independent life. This is all done while balancing the schedules of people still working through the complicated demands of recovery.
COMMUNITY RESOURCES: The Pentecost Center, 316 Moores River Drive, serves as our headquarters for outpatient services and as a vibrant community hub, where clients connect with resources like food, clothing, health care, 12-step meetings, transportation, education, and more.
CONFIDENTIAL ASSESSMENTS
MMRS employs licensed professionals, and our agency exceeds the highest accreditation standards of CARF International and the Michigan Association of Recovery Residences.
Contact MMRS: 517-887-0226 | 24/7 Mental health crisis help: 988