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Assessment and Referral Services: At our Assessment and Referral service, we know that recovery is possible. We also know that once recovery is achieved, people need help getting their lives back on track. We are able to assist clients with obtaining assessments for Court and Probation, Driver License appeal and Child Custody.
Clients referred for services are offered an independent evaluation of their status including prognosis and diagnosis of substance related disorder. Unbiased reporting means both client and referral source can be confident that the client has obtained an unbiased assessment conducted by substance abuse professionals.
This program is designed to assess adult and adolescent clients’ substance use as well as to gather and assess information that will allow us to address other needs that the client may have such as medical concerns; housing; education; mental health; and, family and social relationships. At Home of New Vision we hope to assist clients in breaking down barriers in all aspects of their lives.
Services Available Include: Driver’s License Appeal Assessments; Friend of the Court/Child Custody; Probation and Court Referrals; Minor in Possession Referrals; School Adolescent Referrals; and, Employer Referrals.
Program Contact Name: Robbie Renkes
Contact Telephone: 734.975-1602
Fax number: 734.975-1604
Program Hours: M-F 9-5 evening and weekend appointments available by request
Application Procedure: No referrals required, appointments necessary
Eligibility Requirements: 13 and up, no geographic barriers
Fees and Payment Information: $145.00 for Secretary of State Referrals (driver’s license assessments), $95.00 for CPS referrals and $85.00 for all other assessments. These prices include a $20.00 charge for drug/alcohol screens.
Insurance Plans accepted? No insurances accepted.
Co-Occurring Disorder/Dual Diagnosis Program:This program provides chemical dependency and mental health outpatient therapy for men and women of Washtenaw and Livingston Counties who are dealing with both mental health and substance abuse issues, providing psychiatric services, individual and group therapeutic interventions and medication.
Program Contact Name: Julie Cushman MSW, CACI Clinical Director
Contact Telephone: 734.975-1602
Fax number: 734.975-1604
Program Hours: M-F 9-5 evening and weekend appointments available by request
Application Procedure: Referral from Health Services Access required.
Eligibility Requirements: Must be a resident of Washtenaw or Livingston County and have no existing insurance.
Fees and Payment Information: No fees or payments.
Community Corrections Housing: This program is structured very similarly to the Transitional Housing Program but adds 24-hour supervision, increased structure and accountability designed to be more effective with men and women who might otherwise be incarcerated. The CC House provides all core and non-core services as required by PRS contracts as well as adding a trauma-based therapeutic intervention component targeting women.
Program Contact Name: Carla Hill
Contact Telephone: 734.975.1602/734.417.7119
Fax number: 734.975.1604
Program Hours: Intakes: M-F 9-5 evening and weekend appointments available by request.
Programming: 24 hours
Application Procedure: Referrals are made through the Office of Community Corrections, Judges or Probation Officers. Depending on the referring county, protocol for referral may vary; however, face-to-face interviews are usually conducted with incarcerated individuals at the jail and transportation is provided by HNV staff to insure smooth transition to treatment. Clients must satisfy their county’s Community Corrections guidelines in order to qualify for this program and funding.
Eligibility Requirements: Community Corrections has their own criteria for who is eligible
Fees and Payment Information: Clients contribute 30% of their income weekly toward program fees.
Insurance Plans accepted? N/A
Other Information: This is usually a ninety-day stay as mandated through Community Corrections.
What geographic areas are served? Washtenaw, Livingston, Jackson, Macomb, Calhoun, Ingham and Lenawee Counties.
LEAP: Learning Every Aspect of Prostitution is a first-time, prostitution solicitor education program which Home of New Vision holds on a quarterly basis. The cost for the LEAP programming is an effective form of restitution, in that that the fee helps to fund our Sex Outreach Workers Program which offers women working the streets support and referrals they need to gain access to treatment. Both are designed to address the ongoing social problem of chemical addiction and prostitution. The LEAP program was developed in an effort to address and assist all those involved in prostitution order to be wholly effective.
Program Contact Name: any available staff member is able to answer questions and make appointments.
Contact Telephone: 734.975.1602
Fax number: 734.975.1604
Sex Outreach Worker available at 734.975-1602
Application Procedure: Court, Probation and self-referrals for those who wish to break the cycle are all accepted for LEAP Program. No referral necessary for Sex Outreach Worker Program.
Eligibility Requirements: 18 and up
Fees and Payment Information: L.E.A.P. Program fee $500.00/ no cost for Sex Outreach Workers Program.
Insurance Plans accepted? None
New Horizons Program: This is a women’s specialty program of the Family Support Network which offers: individualized treatment including group and individual therapy; linkages to the community; AA attendance; and, education on the consequences of using alcohol or other drugs for homeless parenting women.
The level of participation is tailored to meet the needs of the client and can vary from an hour to two days per week. Daycare and transportation are offered to promote program participation.
Program Contact Name: Julie Cushman
Contact Telephone: 734.975.1602
Fax number: 734.975.1604
Program Hours: M-F 9-5 evening and weekend appointments available by request
Application Procedure: Referrals can be made from any Washtenaw County Shelter or Transitional Housing programs.
Eligibility Requirements: This program is available to parenting homeless women suffering from chemical dependency in Washtenaw County who are 18 years old and up.
Fees and Payment Information: No fees or payments.
Outpatient Treatment Program/Women: Our philosophy is that chemical dependency is a treatable disease that can be interrupted at any point. As women have historically responded to oppression by using any means of survival available - which has led many of them to problem usage and/or addiction - Home of New Vision believes that there are additional needs for women that are not currently being addressed in the traditional treatment modalities. To fill this treatment gap we have designed a substance abuse outpatient service that addresses the needs of women. We use the "Self-In-Relation" theory that identifies the strong need for women to form lasting relationships in search for self-realization.
Outpatient Treatment Program/Men: We have expanded our outpatient treatment program to include services for men, emphasizing what it means to be a male in recovery, how to take responsibility and to create a social sense of self that does not include alcohol and drug use.
Outpatient Programs/General: Substance abuse education, treatment and support are the most effective ways to intervene in the development and progression of chemical dependency. Home of New Vision specializes in substance abuse counseling by providing services that are respectful of the ethnic, cultural and spiritual needs of the person served.
The outpatient program provides a variety of group and individual therapy opportunities designed to assist women and men in building a strong foundation for recovery and a life free from alcohol and drugs. We provide individual and group counseling as well as family and couples counseling.
At Home of New Vision, we are invested in facilitating a continuum of care; therefore appropriate referrals are made to community resources such as: 12-step programs; opportunities for vocational training; and, employment and educational workshops.
Program Hours: M-F 9-5 evening and weekend appointments available by request
Program Contact: Julie Cushman MSW, CACI Clinical Director
Contact Telephone: 734.975-1602
Fax number: 734.975-1604
Application Procedure: A referral from Health Services Access is required for persons who are uninsured. For self-pay clients no referral is necessary. Appointments are required.
Eligibility Requirements: Outpatient services are available to chemically dependent women over 18.
Fees and Payment Information: Self-pay clients will be assessed on a sliding fee basis.
Insurance Plans accepted? Medicaid.Transitional Housing is a long-term live-in program located in a family-style, home setting. Therapeutic services are provided at our CARF accredited outpatient office. This is a six to twelve month program for chemically dependent women where we provide a safe and structured living environment for women that are committed to personal, spiritual and emotional growth.
We believe that renewal in these three life areas is essential for ongoing recovery. Our goal is to assist each woman in realizing her full potential as a productive, responsible and self-sufficient member of society. We do this through relapse prevention, goal setting, spirituality and other groups that offer a wide variety of life skills education, along with weekly outpatient counseling. We emphasize the utilization of abstinence-based support groups such as Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous.
Program Contact Name: DeAundra Gray-Fox
Contact Telephone: DeAundra Gray-Fox 734.417-7121
Fax number: 734.975-1604
Program Hours: Live-in Program
Application Procedure: No referral is necessary, and there are no geographic barriers to treatment. Potential clients must complete a phone screening (contact DeAundra Gray-Fox 734.417.7121), then a face-to-face interview will be arranged, and an intake appointment. There is a $350 entry fee due upon admission to the program.
Eligibility Requirements: Women-specific program, must be 18 or over, primary diagnosis substance abuse/dependency, must have three days clean, no anti-psychotic medication, willingness to comply with program rules and regulations.
Fees and Payment Information: Clients are responsible for program fees of $130 a week, which covers their housing, food, case management services and more.< /p>
Insurance Plans accepted? No insurance necessary, this is a self-pay program
What geographic area do you serve? All; no geographic barriers
Women’s Specialty Program: The women’s specialty program is an outpatient program designed to address needs of parenting women suffering from chemical dependency. This program offers individualized treatment including: group and individual therapy; linkages to the community; and, education on the consequences of using alcohol or other drugs for parenting women.
The level of participation is tailored to meet the needs of the individual consumer. Daycare and transportation are offered to promote program participation. The program focuses on relapse prevention, communication, decision-making skills and parenting.
Program Contact Name: Julie Cushman/Jennifer Caroen
Contact Telephone: 734.975.1602
Fax number: 734.975.1604
Program Hours: M-F 9-5; group is held from 11-1:30 on Mondays
Application Procedure: A referral from Health Services Access is required for persons who are uninsured. For self-pay clients no referral is necessary. Appointments are required.
Eligibility Requirements: This program is available to parenting women suffering from chemical dependency in Washtenaw County who are 18 years old and up.
Fees and Payment Information: No fees or payments.
What geographic area do you serve? Washtenaw County
Home of New Vision
3800 Packard ~ Suite 210
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Tel: (734) 975-1602
Fax: (734) 975-1604
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