Wayne Center
36123 Schoolcraft Road
Livonia, MI 48150
United States
36123 Schoolcraft Road
Livonia, MI 48150
United States
3879 Packard Road
Unit A
ANN ARBOR, MI 48108
United States
Faith & Recovery
A partnership between DWIHN and Wayne County faith communities to support substance use recovery through spiritual connection and community care.
The collaborative brings together faith leaders and behavioral health providers in shared recovery work.
Get Involved
The DWIHN Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Services Faith-Based Collaborative connects interfaith leaders with educators, researchers and professionals to address concerns that organizations face within their communities and congregations. The group meets every fourth Monday of each month with a focus on substance abuse prevention, treatment and recovery, suicide prevention and positive mental and physical health advocacy. Also, the Collaborative hosts an annual conference designed to educate, equip and engage clergy, adults, youth and the community as a whole on substance use prevention, treatment and recovery and mental health awareness.
Focus Areas
The collaborative coordinates focus groups, programs, trainings and workshops on the following issues:
To join, contact Karra Thomas, Regional Prevention Manager, at kthomas@dwihn.org.
Opioid Services
Comprehensive opioid prevention, medication-assisted treatment, and long-term recovery support for Wayne County residents.
Opioid services include prevention, medication-assisted treatment, and peer recovery coaching.
Federal Grant Program
Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network was awarded State Opioid Response funding in 2019 as a measure to reduce overdose deaths related to opioids in Michigan. The program encompasses prevention, treatment, and recovery services targeting all aspects of substance use disorder care.
The grant programs provide funding to expand access to OUD prevention, treatment, and recovery support services. Approximately 300 uninsured and underinsured individuals receive direct treatment services for opioid use disorders in Wayne County each year through SOR-funded programs.
SOR Contacts
SUD Director
Matt Yascolt
SOR Coordinator
Tracey Taylor
Prevention Manager
Karra Thomas
SOR-Funded Initiatives
Programs funded under this project have evidence of effectiveness in preventing opioid misuse, opioid dependence, or opioid deaths. Selected practices include Botvin LifeSkills, Prime for Life, Guiding Good Choices, Strengthening Families, and Project Toward No Drug Abuse.
Prevention providers order Narcan through the MDHHS portal or DWIHN inventory. Distributions target law enforcement, corrections, faith organizations, and community venues. Initial training is required from the SUD Director or Prevention Manager.
Peer Recovery Coaches provide referrals within outpatient settings such as FQHCs, urgent care, emergency departments, and shelters for individuals presenting with an OUD or Stimulant Use Disorder. Quick response within 24 to 72 hours with motivational interviewing approaches.
Street-based outreach via retrofitted vans providing counseling, therapeutic, and physical health services to transient individuals with a substance use disorder. Units include intake, screening, and private counseling areas.
Direct treatment services for uninsured and underinsured individuals in Wayne County. Services include case management, group and individual therapy, medication-assisted treatment, and transportation assistance.
Providers increase access to recovery supportive housing including rapid re-housing with rental assistance for individuals with limited income. Recovery homes provide safe, structured environments using peer recovery coaches.
Overdose Prevention
We all have the power to make a difference. Understanding Narcan and overdose prevention can save lives. Naloxone (Narcan) is a life-saving medication that can reverse an opioid overdose in minutes when administered correctly.
DWIHN SUD Initiatives provides Michigan Prevention Data System (MPDS) and Naloxone (Narcan) Trainings to the Detroit Wayne County community. Please click on the button below and fill out the form to schedule and request the training.
This mother-daughter duo was able to save two lives after being trained on the use of Narcan. Please take a minute to watch and learn how you can help save a life during an opioid overdose emergency.
Free Naloxone Near You
Wayne County operates 255+ free vending machines and kiosks across the county stocked with naloxone, fentanyl test strips, and xylazine test strips. No ID, no prescription, no registration required.
Narcan (Naloxone) Nasal SprayFree overdose reversal medication, ready to use
Fentanyl Test StripsDetect fentanyl contamination before use
Xylazine Test StripsDetect xylazine (tranq) contamination
A Wayne County HHVS Initiative
Items are free — select product, enter the code from the sticker, collect from the bottom door.
Safe Medication Disposal
Safely dispose of unused or expired medications at permanent drop boxes located throughout Wayne County. All 11 Detroit Police Department Precincts maintain permanent drop boxes, plus additional locations across 20+ municipalities.
Detroit
Wayne State University Police Dept. — 6050 Cass Ave.All 11 Detroit Police Department Precincts also maintain permanent drop boxes.
Grosse Ile Township
Grosse Ile Police Dept. — 24525 Meridian RoadGrosse Pointe 3 sites
Corwell Health — 468 CadieuxCity of Grosse Pointe Public Safety — 17230 Mack Ave.Grosse Pointe Park Public Safety — 15115 E Jefferson Ave.Highland Park
Highland Park Police Dept. — 14112 WoodwardSOR Reporting Requirements
GPRA (Government Performance Results Act) interviews are required for any client receiving SOR-funded treatment and/or recovery services. Interviews are conducted at intake, discharge, and 6-month follow-up. Required programs: Recovery Homes, Jail-based MAT, and OUD/Stimulant Use Disorder (StUD) SUD Treatment.
Data must be entered within 1 day, and no later than 7 days, after the interview date.
24-Hour Help Line
Need help with opioid use disorder? Call DWIHN Access for immediate support and referrals.
School-Based Programs
Supporting students K–12 across Wayne County with school-based mental health services, psychoeducation, and integrated health programs.
The initiative supports behavioral health programs embedded in Wayne County schools.
Our Mission
Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network (DWIHN) proudly presents the School Based Health Quality Initiative. The School Based Health Quality Initiative is committed to providing a spectrum of school based mental health and preventative services with a special emphasis on integrated health. Our mission is to foster holistic well-being for every student through school-based support.
Download the current list of schools participating in the School-Based Health Quality Initiative across Wayne County.
Evidence-Based Program
The School Success Initiative (SSI) is an evidence and prevention-based mental health program provided to students K-12 in Wayne County. The program aims to ensure that students and families have access to services in school, are provided psychoeducation training, and are being helped with reducing the stigma related to receiving behavioral health supports and services.
The SSI program addresses the behavioral health needs of students by providing Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 services based on the Strengths and Difficulties (SDQ) questionnaire.
Universal Prevention
Targeted Prevention
Intensive Services
Psychoeducation Topics
The following Risk Factor presentations are offered to students, educators, and parents.
Our Network
Listed below are the dedicated community mental health agencies that stand alongside us:
Downloadable Resources
Afterschool & Summer Programming
GOAL Line Detroit
The GOAL Line program restarted FY 2023 to provide behavioral health and social emotional supports through enrichment programming at 11 schools surrounding the Northwest Activities Center during the school year and summer months.
Community Education Commission (CEC) is the provider promoting the GOAL Line program to meet the behavioral health, social emotional learning, and integrated health needs of students enrolled in grades K-8.
Every student in the GOAL Line program experiences academic and socioemotional growth.
Our mission is to transform every participant into a better scholar, student, and citizen, contributing to their success in Detroit and beyond.
The GOAL Line program aims to be one of the best afterschool programs in the country, fostering higher academic outcomes in the short and long term.
By design, the GOAL Line program contributes to reducing student disciplinary issues and concerns in schools across Detroit.
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