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LETTER FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR




SUBSTANCE USE
DISORDER &
MENTAL HEALTH

DOMICILE, RESIDENTIAL & OUTPATIENT SERVICES


POSITIVE IMAGES II TRANSITIONAL
SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM


CAREERS



DEDICATED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION



A THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY

Substance Use Disorder &
Mental Health
Domicile & Residential Services Outpatient Services

Positive Images II Transitional Supportive Housing Program



OUR STORY: SERVING THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1984





Positive Images Inc. is a private, 501 (c)(3) non-profit, therapeutic community. Founded in 1977 by a young mother and resident of Detroit, Michigan to address the special needs of adults and families recovering from substance use disorders, mental impairment, co-occurring disorders, social problems, medical issues, and or environmental problems.


Positive Images Inc. provides a women specialty program, intensive substance use treatment, mental health treatment, transitional housing, integrated services (substance use disorder and mental health treatment combined), childcare, shelter, support services, referrals to ancillary services and collaborates with existing community.



OUR GOAL:





The primary goal of the program is to reduce personal challenges through the use of therapeutic treatment. Supportive services include:


1. Housing for women and their children.

2. Childcare – Children under the age of five are provided with supervised childcare.

3. Family Support Program – Individual group and family counseling may be provided in the clients’ homes. A FIA referral is required to obtain this service.

4. Twelve Step Programs

5. Referrals and assessments.



Positive images Inc. II - program overview



The butterfly is symbolic of our rebirth as we change and grow in our recovery.



Positive Images II is designed specifically to meet the needs of homeless women with substance use disorder. The program is a family-style residence serving women with children or pregnant women.


Positive Images II Supportive Housing Program is a 32-unit apartment building that provides housing and a supportive environment to homeless women and their children who are working on developing or improving the skills necessary to live independently.


The following services are provided onsite:


Substance Use Treatment – Our mental health services clinical staff offer individual, family, and group counseling on a daily basis. The overall treatment focus is to assist residents in achieving and/or maintaining abstinence and to enhance their coping skills. The program includes Anger Management Workshops, Dual- diagnosis Groups, and Play Therapy for children.


Employment: The Skill Trade Program teaches residents how to perform simple plumbing and repair tasks. Women have the opportunity to participate in an apprentice program.

Staff assist residents with resume writing, job skills, interview skills, and referrals to MRS. Independent Living Program


The Independent Living Coordinator assists women in creating a safe and nurturing environment, and provide training for financial and time management skills


Nutritional Program: This program addresses meal planning, shopping, and provide snacks for our children’s program. The cook provides instruction on food preparation. All residents participate in preparation of a family style meal on Sundays. Residents learn how to feed their families with limited funds and enjoy the company of others.


Health Program: Women learn how to develop and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Weekly individual appointments with a medical doctor are offered. Instruction is provided on diabetes. And an exercise program is available.


Empowerment Group: Women and their children develop healthy coping skills and receive assistance in resolving daily life challenges.


Child Care Program: We offer child care while the resident attends therapeutic treatment or other support services.


Transportation Services: Transportation assistance may be provided to participants who qualify for this service.



ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS





Admission Requirements:

  • Consumers must:
  • Be adults, eighteen years of age or older
  • Admit to having a substance use disorder.
  • Be mentally and physically able to participate in the program
  • Be willing to comply with all program rules and procedures
  • Not require acute detoxification.
  • Priorities for admission are:
  • Pregnant users
  • Injecting users
  • Women with children
  • Persons with infectious diseases
  • All others


LICENSING AND ACCREDITATION FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS



QUALITY PROGRAM



Positive Images, Inc. is licensed by the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) - Bureau of Health Care Services and accredited by the Commission on Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) to provide residential and outpatient substance use treatment.



OUR MISSION





Positive Images is a private, 501 (c)(3) non-profit, therapeutic recovery community. The organization addresses the special needs of adults and families recovering from substance use disorders, mental impairment, co-occurring disorders, social problems, medical issues, and or environmental problems. It provides a women specialty program, intensive substance use treatment, mental health treatment, transitional housing, integrated services (substance use disorder and mental health treatment combined), childcare, shelter, support services, referrals to ancillary services and collaborates with existing community programs.



OUR VISION





Our vision is to create a better everyday life to persons in recovery from a substance use disorder. This is accomplished by providing a home-like recovery environment that promotes a safe, clean and affordable place for residents to build or enhance prosocial behaviors and relationships that are supportive of their continuous recovery.


POSITIVE IMAGES, INC.
substance USE DISORDER and mental health community


13336-40 E. Warren
Detroit, MI 48215
Main Number: 313-822-6940
FAX:1- 313-822-1157
1-800-687-6447
TTY 313-822-1555

Home Services Department
Maternal Infant Health Program
Enhanced Women’s Services
Assured Family Services (Juvenile Assessment Center)