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Family Support Resources
Samaritas
Samaritas is a Michigan-based nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families through a wide range of services. They provide foster care and adoption services to connect children with loving homes, family preservation programs to strengthen at-risk families, and affordable housing solutions for low-income families, seniors, and individuals with disabilities.
Their services extend to home health care, aiding individuals recovering from injury, illness, or surgery.
Samaritas serves people in need regardless of religious affiliation, age, sexual orientation, or national origin.
Al-Anon Family Groups
Al-Anon is a global fellowship offering support to families and friends of alcoholics. The Michigan chapter provides local resources and peer support to help families cope with the effects of alcoholism.
Al-Anon offers support groups, both in-person and online, where families can share their experiences and receive guidance. They also provide literature and resources to help families understand addiction and recovery.
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – Michigan
SAMHSA is a federal agency that provides nationwide support for families affected by substance abuse. Their Michigan-specific services focus on family education, intervention, and treatment resources.
SAMHSA provides a 24/7 helpline for individuals and families seeking assistance with substance abuse issues. They also offer information about local treatment centers, recovery programs, and family therapy options.
Michigan Parent Support Network (MPSN)
MPSN offers support for families of children and youth with behavioral health challenges, including substance abuse. Their goal is to help families become advocates for their loved ones' treatment and recovery.
MPSN provides peer support, resources for navigating the behavioral health system, and educational workshops for families. They also offer training for family members to become advocates in their communities.
Nar-Anon Family Groups
Nar-Anon is a support group for families and friends of individuals who are struggling with substance abuse. They offer peer support and shared experiences to help families cope.
Nar-Anon provides regular support meetings, both in-person and online, where family members can find comfort and advice from others facing similar challenges. They also offer resources for navigating addiction recovery.
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) – Behavioral Health
MDHHS provides statewide support for individuals and families affected by substance abuse. They offer a wide range of programs aimed at prevention, treatment, and recovery support.
MDHHS supports family members through programs such as family education, counseling, and resources for individuals in recovery. They also offer referrals to local treatment centers and recovery services.
Michigan Alliance for Families (MAF)
Michigan Alliance for Families (MAF) provides statewide family support services for families of individuals with mental health or substance use disorders. MAF helps families navigate systems and access appropriate resources.
MAF offers education, training, and advocacy to empower families to support their loved ones in recovery. They provide resources on substance use treatment, mental health services, and community-based supports.
Samaritas
Samaritas is a Michigan-based nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families through a wide range of services. They provide foster care and adoption services to connect children with loving homes, family preservation programs to strengthen at-risk families, and affordable housing solutions for low-income families, seniors, and individuals with disabilities.
Their services extend to home health care, aiding individuals recovering from injury, illness, or surgery.
Samaritas serves people in need regardless of religious affiliation, age, sexual orientation, or national origin.
Al-Anon Family Groups
Al-Anon is a global fellowship offering support to families and friends of alcoholics. The Michigan chapter provides local resources and peer support to help families cope with the effects of alcoholism.
Al-Anon offers support groups, both in-person and online, where families can share their experiences and receive guidance. They also provide literature and resources to help families understand addiction and recovery.
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – Michigan
SAMHSA is a federal agency that provides nationwide support for families affected by substance abuse. Their Michigan-specific services focus on family education, intervention, and treatment resources.
SAMHSA provides a 24/7 helpline for individuals and families seeking assistance with substance abuse issues. They also offer information about local treatment centers, recovery programs, and family therapy options.
Michigan Parent Support Network (MPSN)
MPSN offers support for families of children and youth with behavioral health challenges, including substance abuse. Their goal is to help families become advocates for their loved ones' treatment and recovery.
MPSN provides peer support, resources for navigating the behavioral health system, and educational workshops for families. They also offer training for family members to become advocates in their communities.
Nar-Anon Family Groups
Nar-Anon is a support group for families and friends of individuals who are struggling with substance abuse. They offer peer support and shared experiences to help families cope.
Nar-Anon provides regular support meetings, both in-person and online, where family members can find comfort and advice from others facing similar challenges. They also offer resources for navigating addiction recovery.
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) – Behavioral Health
MDHHS provides statewide support for individuals and families affected by substance abuse. They offer a wide range of programs aimed at prevention, treatment, and recovery support.
MDHHS supports family members through programs such as family education, counseling, and resources for individuals in recovery. They also offer referrals to local treatment centers and recovery services.
Michigan Alliance for Families (MAF)
Michigan Alliance for Families (MAF) provides statewide family support services for families of individuals with mental health or substance use disorders. MAF helps families navigate systems and access appropriate resources.
MAF offers education, training, and advocacy to empower families to support their loved ones in recovery. They provide resources on substance use treatment, mental health services, and community-based supports.