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| Program | 4-H Tech Wizard Mentoring | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | 4-H Tech wizards mentoring | |
| Details | This small group mentoring model seeks to put youth together with volunteer mentors who are STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) professionals or who have a particular interest or talent in a STEM related field. | |
| Current Offerings | Mentoring programs meet once a week, during the school year. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with program coordinator | |
| Primary Client | Youth | |
| Secondary Client | Adults (mentors) | |
| Eligibility | Residents of Wayne County | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Focus Hope Office, 1400 Oakman Boulevard, Second Floor - West Suite, Detroit, MI 48238 | |
| Phone number | (313)494-4678 | |
| Contact | Anetria Rhodes rhodesat@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | 4-H Youth Development | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | 4-H (Head, Heart, Hands and Health) | |
| Details | For kids, 4-H offers fun learning opportunities through 4-H clubs, after school programs, and local, state and international events and activities. For older teens, 4-H offers opportunities to set goals, develop strategies to reach those goals and take leadership for sharing their skills, knowledge and talents to make their communities stronger. For adults, 4-H offers research-based support and training in age-appropriate learning methods and materials to help plan activities and projects for and with young people in safe, nurturing environments. | |
| Current Services | Topic-specific activity clubs throughout Wayne County | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with program coordinator | |
| Primary Client | Youth, Teens & Adults in Wayne County | |
| Secondary Client | Residents from other counties | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734) 727-7408 (Glenda Weiss) (734)720-7689 ext. 112 (Milaina Macklin) | |
| Contact | Stacy Johnson, sjohnson@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Adult Day Foster Care /Group Homes Inspections | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Inspection of safety and environmental conditions at adult Day Foster Care Centers and Group Homes. | |
| Details | Upon request of the service provider, routine Environmental Health and Safety inspections, complaint investigations, follow-up inspections as necessary. | |
| Current Services | Field inspections upon request of State of Michigan Licensing Consultant. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with program coordinator | |
| Primary Client | Facility Directors, Managers | |
| Secondary Client | State of Michigan Licensing Office | |
| Eligibility | Adult Day Foster Care /Group Homes within Wayne County | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734) 727-7400 | |
| Contact | Maureen Franklin, mfranklin@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | After Hours Emergency Response | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | PHEP | |
| Services | 24/7 on call services for ambulance dispatch | |
| Details | This is a private telecommunications system that permits public and private ambulances in western Wayne County to request and receive medical direction from hospitals. It also serves as after-hours call center for Wellness Division programs. | |
| Current Offering | 24/7 After-hours (4:30 PM onward) answering service | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Communications network between ambulance services, health providers, and hospitals. | |
| Primary Client | Health providers (Clinics) | |
| Secondary Client | Wayne County Residents | |
| Eligibility | Open to all residents of Wayne County | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Indirect | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Type | Voluntary | |
| Providers | Direct | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7284-Robert Miljan | |
| Contact-Email | Diane Rushlow, drushlow@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | After Hours Emergency Response | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Clinical | |
| Unit | FQHC | |
| Services | 24/7 On call for public health non-threatening after-hour care. | |
| Details | In dire circumstances, the FQHC will connect patients with emergency rooms for necessary, immediate treatment. | |
| Current Offerings | Answering service for the Federally Qualified Health Clinics (FQHC) or Public Healthâs Health Emergency Medical Services (HEMS). The operator on call connects residents in need with on-call staff. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | After hour care where patients call the FQHCâs Clinic line (313) 871-1926 (Hamtramck) and this is redirected to an answering service. | |
| Primary Client | Citizens of Wayne County | |
| Secondary Client | Residents of the State of Michigan | |
| Eligibility | All are eligible | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | NA | |
| Phone number | (313) 871-1926 FQHC-Hamtramck | |
| Contact-Email | Camille Gray, FQHC cgray1@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Bathing Beach Monitoring | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | During the summer bathing beach season, weekly sample the water at public bathing beaches in Wayne County. Weekly monitor and post on state-wide website the results of water samples and inform municipalities of results and recommend closures if applicable. | |
| Details | Sampling occurs at 5 beach areas in Wayne County. | |
| Current Services | Services run from Memorial Day to Labor Day | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Wayne County safe sample water at bathing beaches and transport the water to a certified testing laboratory. Once water samples results are available, they are sent to Wayne County for distribution to the municipalities where the bathing beaches are located. | |
| Primary Client | Residents and visitors of Wayne County | |
| Secondary Client | Municipalities where bathing beaches are located | |
| Eligibility | For testing purposes, beaches located within Wayne County. | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 | |
| Contact-Email | Michelle Varran; mvarran@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Bed Bug, Mold, Rats, and Other Nuisance Complaints | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Addresses nuisance complaints as required by the Michigan Public Health Code. | |
| Details | Provide information via email and mail, references to websites that have information on how to get rid of the identified nuisance from a home or business. This program DOES NOT conduct inspections. It refers clients to pest control companies that specialize in the elimination of a specific nuisance. | |
| Current Services | Provide information | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Answer constituent inquiries. It is complaint-driven. | |
| Primary Client | Residents of Wayne Countyâs jurisdiction. (Out of Detroit) | |
| Secondary Client | Schools, businesses, hospitality industry | |
| Eligibility | Residents of Wayne Countyâs jurisdiction. (Out of Detroit) that express a complaint. | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct ( for Information and Referral) Indirect ( for Inspection and Removal) | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born, Wayne | |
| Phone number | 734-727-7400 (reception desk) 734-727-7445 (Hotline) | |
| Contact | Maureen Franklin, mfranklin@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Behavioral-24 Hour Residential Treatment | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Clinical | |
| Unit | Adult Community Corrections | |
| Services | Substance abuse treatment, case management, structured schedule of activities, referrals for appropriate rehabilitative and other services as needed, service coordination with metal health providers, and monthly status report to probation agent. | |
| Details | Residential Treatment requires Probation sentence. | |
| Current Offerings | Five locations to serve the Wayne County community. One is co-ed residential treatment facility; two are female residential agencies and two are dedicated to the male population. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Once the probation sentence is identified, the client is referred to one of the substance abuse treatment facility. | |
| Primary Client | Clients who are serving a probation sentence. | |
| Secondary Client | Judicial System | |
| Eligibility | Clients who are serving a probation sentence in Wayne County | |
| Type of Service | Mandatory | |
| Provider | Indirect | |
| Location | Christian Guidance Center (CGC-Males) and Genesis House III (Females) Margo Lane Martin (313)263-077 ext. 4013 (ext.4000 afterhours) Genesis III (313)883-5614 ext. 5556- Vera Foreman, Treatment Director. Elmhurst Home Inc. (Male)-Michelle Strong (313)867-1090 Ext. 105 Elmhurst Home Inc. (Naomiâs Nest-Female)-Serina Oden (313)867-1090 ext. 112 Heartline-(Female) Laurie Murphy/resident advisor on duty (313)923-4200 Operation Get Down (male)- Linda Jefferson (313)921-9422 | |
| Phone number | See above | |
| Contact-Email | Tamela Aikens, taikens@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Behavioral-Community-Based Case Management and Relapse Prevention | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Clinical | |
| Unit | Adult Community Corrections | |
| Services | Relapse prevention services to probation offenders, including individual and group counseling sessions focusing on cognitive skills training, substance abuse prevention awareness and treatment. | |
| Details | Community-based Case Management services requires probation sentence. Bus tickets provided. | |
| Current Offerings | Black Family Development, Detroit Recovery Project and Cherry Health Services offer highly structured non residential programs. Services Include: Individualized assessment/services planning; Relapse prevention and CBT; as well as aftercare planning. Operation Get-Down offers female supportive services and case management. OUIL3rd Relapse Prevention offers outpatient community based treatment for felony OUIL offenders. CSSWC*Sex Offender treatment offers male outpatient sex offender treatment services available in Dearborn and on Detroitâs East Side. (Must have a referral from Probation Agent.) Transitions Domestic Violence Program*DVT âETRS (Referrals can initiate in the Community) offers male and female outpatient treatment for felony and misdemeanors for domestic violence offenders. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Once the probation sentence is identified, the client is referred to one of the case management treatment facilities. | |
| Primary Client | Clients who are serving a probation sentence. | |
| Secondary Client | Judicial System | |
| Eligibility | Clients who are serving a probation sentence in Wayne County | |
| Type of Service | Mandatory | |
| Provider | Indirect | |
| Location | Black Family Development, (313)758-0150 Detroit Recovery Project, (313) 365-3100 Ext. 311 Cherry Health Services, (313)822-2087 Operation Get-Down, Gail Connors (313) 921-9422 OUIL3rd Relapse Prevention (248) 399-2600 CSSWC*Sex Offender treatment, Dearborn: Laura Bush (313)833-83250- Detroitâs East Side, Robert Sisler (313)821-2500 Transitions Domestic Violence Program (248)399-2600 | |
| Phone number | See Above | |
| Contact-Email | Tamela Aikens, taikens@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Behavioral-Jail-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Domestic Violence Treatment | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Clinical | |
| Unit | Adult Community Corrections | |
| Services | Jail-Based Cognitive Behavioral Programming. Includes problem solving, corrective thinking, responsibility, accountability, social/interpersonal skills. | |
| Details | Male-base domestic treatment for felony and misdemeanor domestic violence offenders. 12 week program ( 60 classroom days) | |
| Current Offerings | Jail-Based program | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Once adjudicated, the person can start treatment. | |
| Primary Client | Males in jail | |
| Secondary Client | Judicial System | |
| Eligibility | Males in Jail with Court orders to complete Domestic Violence Treatment | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Indirect | |
| Location | Wayne County Jail | |
| Phone number | (248) 399-2600 * For referrals contact: Community Corrections Case Differentiation Unit (313)875-8667 | |
| Contact-Email | Tamela Aikens, taikens@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Body Art | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Body Art Inspections, routine evaluations, complaint investigations, and follow-up inspections | |
| Details | Inspections and follow up visits to ensure Body Art facilities meet State standards. | |
| Current Services | Yearly visits, plan review on new establishments, inspections and complaint-based visits. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Site inspections | |
| Primary Client | Body Art Parlors | |
| Secondary Client | Staff, Body Art clients, MDHHS | |
| Eligibility | Licensed Body Art Facilities | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Unannounced field inspections are conducted covering safety and cleanliness, blood borne pathogens, infection prevention, sterilization practices, general anatomy, and identification of various skin disorders. | |
| Phone number | (734) 727-7400 | |
| Contact | Paul Barry, Pbarry@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Campgrounds, Permanent | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Inspect and license permanent campgrounds. | |
| Details | Process payments, Conduct inspections, process and submit completed inspection reports to MDEQ for re-imbursement. | |
| Current Services | Provide inspection for campgrounds within Wayne Countyâs jurisdiction. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Site inspection | |
| Primary Client | Campground operators | |
| Secondary Client | Residents who use the campgrounds | |
| Eligibility | Wayne Countyâs jurisdiction | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 | |
| Contact, Email | Maureen Franklin; mfranklin@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Campgrounds, Temporary | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Inspect temporary campgrounds for safety and sanitary issues and issue licenses if facilities are adequate. | |
| Details | Process applications and fees; conduct inspections; Issue permits; submit approved applications to MDEQ | |
| Current Services | Inspections | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Field evaluation (inspection) | |
| Primary Client | Traveling carnival companies, municipalities | |
| Secondary Client | Public | |
| Eligibility | Wayne Countyâs jurisdiction | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734) 727-7400 | |
| Contact-Email | Maureen Franklin; mfranklin@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Cause of Death Investigation | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MEO | |
| Unit | Investigation | |
| Services | Autopsies, Toxicology, scene investigation | |
| Details | Documentation of scene of death, medical history, pertinent social history | |
| Current Services | Visit to scene, collection of medical records from health care providers, interviews | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Visit to scene, collection of medical records from health care providers, interviews | |
| Primary Client | Pathologist | |
| Secondary Client | Public | |
| Eligibility | None | |
| Type of Service | NA | |
| Provider | Medical Examiner Investigator | |
| Location | 1300 E. Warren Ave. Detroit, MI 48207 | |
| Phone number | (313)833-2504, Please contact investigator on call 24 hrs | |
| Contact- Email | Division Director: Carl Schmidt, MEO Cjschmidt@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Child Care Center Inspections | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Inspection of safety and environmental conditions | |
| Details | Upon request of the service provider, Environmental Health and Safety conducts inspections, investigates complaints, and follows-up with necessary inspections and submits related invoices for payment. | |
| Current Services | Unannounced field inspections after request submitted to office and payment of inspection is received. Inspections are conducted according to the State of Michigan childcare licensing requirements. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Site Inspections | |
| Primary Client | Directors of childcare centers | |
| Secondary Client | Staff, students, families | |
| Eligibility | Directors of Childcare centers, school district preschool programs, Head Start in Wayne County | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734) 727-7400 | |
| Contact-Email | Maureen Franklin; mfranklin@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (CLPPP) | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Lead inspections and risk assessment. Nurses visit and case management until childâs blood lead level is reduced below 10 mg/dl | |
| Details | Home lead inspection and risk assessment, public health nurse phone consultations and home visits. | |
| Current Offerings | Nurse case management and in-home inspection of children with elevated lead blood levels. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Lead inspector / risk assessor and public health nurse provided via home visits. | |
| Primary Client | Families with children that present elevated lead levels of 10 or above living in Wayne County ( outside of Detroit) | |
| Secondary Client | Properties where a child lived previously that might have lead based paint hazards | |
| Eligibility | Residents of Wayne County | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 30030 Van Born Road, Wayne 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-2216 | |
| Contact-Email | Wilinda Jackson; wjackson1@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (CLPPP)/Intervention Grant | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Lead inspections and risk assessment at homes where a child has a blood lead level equal to or greater than 10 ug/dl. Nurse case management for the child with the elevated blood lead level. | |
| Details | Residents receive a lead inspection/risk assessment and nurse case management for the child with the elevated blood lead level. | |
| Current Offerings | Advocate provides education and support to residents requiring this service. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Home inspection and one-on-one nurse case management. | |
| Primary Client | Families with children that present blood lead levels of 10 or above living in Wayne County ( outside of Detroit) | |
| Secondary Client | Families with children that present elevated lead levels of 10 or above living in Wayne County | |
| Eligibility | Residents of Wayne County | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Indirect | |
| Location | 30030 Van Born Road, Wayne 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-2216 | |
| Contact-Email | Wilinda Jackson; wjackson1@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (CLPPP)/Prevention Grant | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Home cleaning kits provided to landlords or tenants, lending HEPA vacuums to families with a child who has an elevated blood lead level. | |
| Details | Provide home cleaning kits to property owners and tenants of properties that have a child with an elevated blood lead level. When appropriate, a HEPA vacuum can be lent out to the resident to use to eliminate lead paint dust hazards. | |
| Current Offerings | Home cleaning kits and HEPA vacuums available at the Environmental Office at HVCW. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Interested parties can request and pick up a home cleaning kit to use in their homes. | |
| Primary Client | Tenants with children under 6 years of age living in Wayne County (outside of Detroit) | |
| Secondary Client | Families with children under 6 years of age living in Wayne County | |
| Eligibility | Tenants with children under 6 years of age living in Wayne County (outside of Detroit) | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Indirect | |
| Location | 30030 Van Born Road, Wayne 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-2216 | |
| Contact-Email | Wilinda Jackson; wjackson1@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Childhood Lead Poisoning, Community Outreach and Lead Education | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Provide education and information on the hazards of lead poisoning | |
| Details | This program employs educators to present lead hazard awareness programs to childcare professionals, parents and children. Educators hand out or send out educational materials on lead hazards and how to reduce risk to children. | |
| Current Services | Educational programs and materials | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | In person. First contact is usually through call or email. | |
| Primary Client | WIC clients, Head start clients, elementary schools, child day care centers, libraries and health event coordinators | |
| Secondary Client | Parents and families | |
| Eligibility | Child-care professionals or child-related groups and parents. | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-2208 | |
| Contact-Email | Kathy Tran; ktran@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Childhood Lead Poisoning, Lead Safe Wayne County, Lead Hazard Control and Abatement grant | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Conduct a lead inspection/risk assessment at a home to identify lead based paint hazards. Abatement of lead based paint hazards identified in the home | |
| Details | After completing an application, a lead inspection/risk assessment is conducted. Then abatement of the lead based paint hazards is carried out by a certified contractor. | |
| Current Offerings | In home inspection of children with elevated blood lead levels. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor provides via home visit | |
| Primary Client | Families | |
| Secondary Client | Children | |
| Eligibility | Property must be in Wayne County (outside the City of Detroit), occupants must include a child that is less than six years of age, or a pregnant woman, or child must reside at the property for a minimum of sixty hours per year, property must be built before 1978, be structurally sound, and have at least one bedroom. Each child under the age of six must have a blood lead level test conducted, and the applicant or tenant must be at or below federal low income requirements. Proof of income, homeowners insurance, and property taxes current must be provided with application | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734) 727-2216 | |
| Contact | Kelly Larson; klarson@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Children's Special Health Care Services (CSHCS) | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Physical Wellness | |
| Services | Childrenâs Special Health Care Services assists individuals from birth to 21 years with special health care needs, providing resources for medical care. Nurses provide options to meet social, emotional, physical developmental and educational needs. | |
| Details | Case management and follow up for patients 0-21 with special needs. | |
| Current Offerings | Referral from doctors, hospitals or social services. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Home visits, phone calls | |
| Primary Client | Children | |
| Secondary Client | Families | |
| Eligibility | Children birth to 21 yrs with special health care needs who live in Wayne County (outside of Detroit) | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734) 727-7085 | |
| Contact-Email | Diane Rushlow; drushlow@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Communicable Disease | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Physical Wellness | |
| Services | Investigation of reportable disease | |
| Details | Program to conduct case management and identification of communicable diseases that are reported to Wayne County. | |
| Current Services | General Public: Follow up on confirmed and suspected reportable illnesses (vaccine preventable, food borne, vector borne, sexually transmitted, and others) Special Populations: (Schools, day cares, nursing homes, hospitals, physicians, other LHDs, State Department, CDC)- Provide education and guidance in the follow-up of a disease, outbreaks, unusual occurrences; coordinate surveillance efforts including specimen collections (stools, specimens, throat swabs, etc); collect school/childcare data for illnesses in each facility and triage incoming questions from the public. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | In person and by phone, email, letters, etc. | |
| Primary Client | Residents of Wayne County (outside the City of Detroit) with a communicable disease concern | |
| Secondary Client | Wayne County Residents with a communicable disease concern | |
| Eligibility | None | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7078 | |
| Contact-Email | Mary Roman; mroman@waynecounty.com or CD Staff | |
| Program | Community Food Systems | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | The educator works with schools and community gardeners to help them create beautiful spaces and grow delicious produce. | |
| Details | Farmers, consumers and communities partner to create a more locally-based, self-reliant food economy which improves access for all community members to an adequate, affordable nutritious diet. | |
| Current Offerings | Please contact coordinator | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with instructor | |
| Primary Client | Schools and community gardeners | |
| Secondary Client | ||
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Eastern Market Office, 1445 Adelaide, 2nd Floor, Detroit, MI 48207 | |
| Phone number | (313)567-9701 Ext. 102 | |
| Contact | Kristine Hahn Email: hahnk@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Community Prosperity | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Foreclosure prevention and home retention Pre-purchase/ Home-buyer Education Money Management Education Money Smart Week | |
| Details | Foreclosure Prevention Counseling is provided by MSU Extension staff for Wayne County residents. MSHDA-certified educators and counselors assisted clients in resolving mortgage and tax delinquencies through HUD-approved sessions. MSU Extensionâs Pre-Purchase Homebuyer Program helped Wayne County homebuyers make affordable and informed choices prior to the purchase of a new home. The six hour class assisted prospective homebuyers with guidance to save money for a down payment and to learn of mortgage products that offer down payment assistance. Personal Finance Education programs were presented by MSU Extension staff to Wayne County residents. These sessions were made possible by continuing partnerships with local schools, churches and community and government organizations. Residents attend these classes to improve their money management skills, prepare for homeownership, or to prevent or recover from financial crises, including foreclosure. Money Smart Week is an annual public awareness campaign created by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and designed to help consumers better manage their personal finances. | |
| Current Offerings | Workshops are offered throughout the year and down payment assistance is available for qualifying individuals after Homebuyer Workshop. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Workshops and one-on-one interviews | |
| Primary Client | Wayne County Residents | |
| Secondary Client | Michigan Residents | |
| Eligibility | Open to All | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734) 720-7689, Ext.104 & (313) 494-4672 | |
| Contact | Elizabeth Martinez; mart1751@anr.msu.edu Vivian Washington; washi38@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Community Wellness (Community Development Block Grant) | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Community Wellness | |
| Services | Housing Rehabilitation, street improvements, senior services, public facilities improvements, historic preservation, homeless services and on-the-job training, Multi-family housing, down payment assistance, single family housing rehabilitation and single family new construction, Homeless services, operations, food, etc⦠| |
| Details | The Unit manages federal resources for 34 Wayne County communities; all with a population under 50K residents. | |
| Current Services | Administer the grants for the Department of Housing of Urban Development (HUD). | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Preparation of Annual Action Plan. Voucher federal funds. Liaise between County and each communityâs lead. | |
| Primary Client | 34 Communities (Allen Park, Belleville, Brownstown, Ecorse, Flat Rock, Garden City, Gibraltar, Grosse Ile, Grosse Pointe, Grosse Pointe Park, Grosse Pointe Shores, Grosse Pointe Farms, Grosse Pointe Woods, Hamtramck, Harper Woods, Highland Park, Huron Township, Inkster, Melvindale, Northville, Northville Township, Plymouth, Plymouth Township, River Rouge, Riverview, Rockwood, Romulus, Southgate, Sumpter Township, Trenton, Van Buren Township, Wayne, Woodhaven, Wyandotte) | |
| Secondary Client | Homeowners or recipients of funds. | |
| Eligibility | Low to moderate income families living in one of the 34 identified communities, in accordance to federal guidelines (HUD) | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Administration-500 Griswold, 10th Floor, Detroit 48226 | |
| Phone number | (313)224-6046 | |
| Contact-Email | Terry Carroll; tcarroll@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Counseling | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MEO | |
| Unit | Social Work | |
| Services | Counseling, provide assistance to family | |
| Details | Families who suffered a loss may receive bereavement counseling | |
| Current Services | On-site social workers provide bereavement counseling | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Interview of person in need of assistance | |
| Primary Client | Family or legal representative of the deceased | |
| Secondary Client | n/a | |
| Eligibility | n/a | |
| Type of Service | Social Work Assistance | |
| Provider | Social Work | |
| Location | 1300 E. Warren Ave. Detroit, MI 48207 | |
| Phone number | 313-833-2504- Social worker on call | |
| Contact | Division Director, Carl Schmidt, MEO- Cjschmidt@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Cremation Permits | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MEO | |
| Unit | Investigation | |
| Services | Issuing Cremation Permit | |
| Details | n/a | |
| Current Services | n/a | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Handled by funeral homes | |
| Primary Client | Funeral Homes, Public | |
| Secondary Client | ||
| Eligibility | n/a | |
| Type of Service | n/a | |
| Provider | Medical Examiner | |
| Location | 1300 E. Warren Ave. Detroit, MI 48207 | |
| Phone number | 313-833-2504 Investigator on call | |
| Contact-Email | Carl Schmidt, MEO, Cjschmidt@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Detroit 4-H Outreach Centers | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Leadership skills development in fun-filled environments | |
| Details | Clubs are created throughout Wayne County and each may have a specific area of interest. Please contact coordinator for details. | |
| Current Services | Provide opportunities to set goals, develop strategies, and reach desired outcomes | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | 4-H Clubs, after-school programs and local, state, and international events and activities | |
| Primary Client | Children, Youth | |
| Secondary Client | Adults | |
| Eligibility | Open to all Wayne County residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734) 720-7689, ext. 112 | |
| Contact | SJohnson@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Disease Prevention; Dining with Diabetes | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Dining with Diabetes | |
| Details | A 5-week series for people with diabetes and their family members. Each week for four weeks a different aspect of nutrition is covered as it relates to diabetes. Participants get recipes and are able to taste samples of dishes that are prepared by the instructor. The fifth session takes place two months after the fourth session and it is on a diabetes-related topic chosen by the participants. | |
| Current Services | Participants meet once a week for 16 weeks and then once a month for 6-8 months. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with instructor, large group setting | |
| Primary Client | People with diabetes | |
| Secondary Client | Family members and caregivers | |
| Eligibility | Residents of Wayne County that have Diabetes | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734) 727-7407- Joan Schilling | |
| Contact | Joan Schilling; schill105@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Disease Prevention; National Diabetes Prevention Program | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Diabetes Prevention Program | |
| Details | This is a year-long program for people who have been diagnosed at-risk for developing diabetes. | |
| Current Services | Participants meet once a week for 16 weeks, then once a month for 6-8 months. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with instructor, large group setting | |
| Primary Client | People diagnosed at-risk for developing diabetes | |
| Secondary Client | Family members and caregivers | |
| Eligibility | People diagnosed at-risk for developing diabetes | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734) 727-7407- Joan Schilling | |
| Contact | Joan Schilling; schill105@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Disease Prevention; Personal Action Toward Health (PATH) for Chronic Pain | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | PATH for Chronic Pain | |
| Details | PATH for Chronic Pain is a workshop for people experiencing chronic pain and their family members or caregivers. Participants learn to manage frustration, fatigue, isolation, poor sleep; as well as exercises to improve strength, flexibility, endurance; appropriate use of medications and nutrition. | |
| Current Services | Six week workshop | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with instructor, large group setting | |
| Primary Client | People experiencing chronic pain | |
| Secondary Client | Family members and caregivers | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County residents experiencing chronic pain | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734) 727-7407- Joan Schilling | |
| Contact | Joan Schilling; schill105@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Disease Prevention; Personal Action Toward Health (PATH) for Diabetes | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | PATH for Diabetes | |
| Details | PATH for Diabetes is a self-management workshop aimed at empowering people to take an active role in managing diabetes. Over a course of 6 weeks participants learn strategies to help them deal with difficult emotions, how to develop healthy eating, and exercise plans, goal setting, problem solving, and a variety of other tools. | |
| Current Services | Workshops are about v2 ½ hours a week for 6 weeks. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with instructor, large group setting | |
| Primary Client | Adults with Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes | |
| Secondary Client | Family members and caregivers | |
| Eligibility | Diabetes Diagnosis | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734) 727-7407- Joan Schilling | |
| Contact | Joan Schilling; schill105@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Early On Program | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Physical Wellness | |
| Services | Early On helps children from birth to 36 months with developmental problems. | |
| Details | Assessment, screening and follow up for children with developmental delays for children from birth to 3 years old. | |
| Current Services | Home visits for assessments, screenings, and follow up | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Home visits | |
| Primary Client | Children | |
| Secondary Client | Family | |
| Eligibility | Children, birth to 3 years with developmental delays that are Wayne County residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7085 | |
| Contact-Email | Diane Rushlow; drushlow@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Emergency Preparedness, General Program | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Emergency Preparedness | |
| Services | Is responsible for creating and testing plans to be utilized during a public health emergency event. The plans address all potential public health emergencies having a direct impact on the health and welfare of the citizens of Wayne County. It also provides education on personal preparedness and Recruits people for the medical reserve core, to include teenagers (Volunteers donât have to be part of the medical community). | |
| Details | Emergency is defined as an event that is beyond the day to day capacity. | |
| Current Services | Community Outreach | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | After an emergency has been declared, Emergency Preparedness identifies the correct plan and implements it with the support of partners until the ER is contained. These emergencies focus on biologic or pandemic public health issues. | |
| Primary Client | Residents and entities located in Out-Wayne County (not Detroit). | |
| Secondary Client | Other City, State and Federal entities. | |
| Eligibility | Emergencies occurring in Out-Wayne County (Not Detroit) | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7255, (734)727-7030 | |
| Contact | Veronica Rodriguez; vrodriguez@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Emergency Preparedness, Medical Reserve Corps | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Emergency Preparedness | |
| Services | Outreach and recruitment and training of civilians and medical professionals who are willing to volunteer during an emergency crisis. | |
| Details | After recruitment, volunteers are trained and then added to on a database. Periodically they are invited to volunteer. | |
| Current Services | Medical Reserve Corps/Volunteer Program, year-long recruitment program. Might provide CEU. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Recruitment, training, queries, drills and exercises | |
| Primary Client | Wayne County residents | |
| Secondary Client | Non-Wayne county residents | |
| Eligibility | Background-check at sign-up, over 18 years of age, need to register Michigan volunteer registry. 4 course web-based requirement. | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7299 | |
| Contact | April DeWeese; adeweese@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Exploration Days | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Pre-college yearly conference | |
| Details | Designed for youth to experience college life and attend education sessions, experience personal growth and explore career options. | |
| Current Services | 200 action-filled classroom sessions | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Please contact program coordinator | |
| Primary Client | Youth 11-19 and Adult volunteers | |
| Secondary Client | Parents and caregivers | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734) 720-7689, Ext. 112 | |
| Contact | SJohnson@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Financial Literacy & Homebuyer Education; Foreclosure prevention and Home retention | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Foreclosure prevention education | |
| Details | MSHDA-certified educators and counselors assist clients in resolving mortgage and tax delinquencies through HUD-approved sessions | |
| Current Services | Sessions are scheduled throughout Wayne County and counseling is provided individually or in group settings. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with the instructor, phone calls, individual and group settings | |
| Primary Client | Public and homeowners | |
| Secondary Client | Municipalities | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Southgate Office, 15100 Northline Road, Suite 200, Southgate, MI 48195 | |
| Phone number | (734) 720-7689 ,Ext. 104- Elizabeth Martinez or (313) 494-4672, Vivian Washington | |
| Contact | Elizabeth Martinez, mart1751@anr.msu.edu Vivian Washington, washi138@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Financial Literacy & Homebuyer Education; Money Management | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Money Management | |
| Details | Residents attend classes to improve their money management skills, prepare for homeownership, or to prevent or recover from financial crises including foreclosure. | |
| Current Services | These programs are made possible by partnerships with local schools, churches, and community and government organizations. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with the instructor, phone calls, individual and group settings | |
| Primary Client | Adults | |
| Secondary Client | Families | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Southgate Office, 15100 Northline Road, Suite 200, Southgate, MI 48195 | |
| Phone number | (734) 720-7689 ,Ext. 104- Elizabeth Martinez or (313) 494-4672, Vivian Washington | |
| Contact | Elizabeth Martinez, mart1751@anr.msu.edu Vivian Washington, washi138@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Financial Literacy & Homebuyer Education; Pre-purchase/homebuyer education | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Pre-purchase and Homebuyer Education | |
| Details | The six hour class assisted prospective homebuyers with guidance to save money for a down payment and to learn of mortgage products that offer down payment assistance. | |
| Current Services | One-time, six hour class offered at different times during the year. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with the instructor, phone calls, individual and group settings | |
| Primary Client | Home buyers | |
| Secondary Client | Financial and real-estate institutions | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Southgate Office, 15100 Northline Road, Suite 200, Southgate, MI 48195 | |
| Phone number | (734) 720-7689 ,Ext. 104- Elizabeth Martinez or (313) 494-4672, Vivian Washington | |
| Contact | Elizabeth Martinez, mart1751@anr.msu.edu Vivian Washington, washi138@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Food Inspection, Food Safety Classes | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Certified Food Manager Class; fee based. | |
| Details | Manager training course taught in a classroom setting to Food Service Operators for a fee | |
| Current Services | Books available for purchase for $100.00 at Environmental Health. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Referral to MSUE for class details. | |
| Primary Client | Managers in the food service industry | |
| Secondary Client | Consumers | |
| Eligibility | Fee-based. | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 | |
| Contact-Email | Maureen Franklin; foodsafety@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Food Inspection, General Program | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Food Safety Inspections | |
| Details | Unannounced field inspections at food establishments, mobile units, vending locations and Special Transitory Food Units (STFU). Inspections are conducted according to the minimum schedule frequency established by Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) Accreditation (once or twice a year plus follow-up and complaint-driven visits). This is a mandated program. | |
| Current Services | Conduct risk-based inspections according to State and Federal laws (Food Code/Food Law). | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Site evaluation (inspections), enforcement activities, and education of staff. | |
| Primary Client | Food service licenses holders or their designee in Wayne County (outside of the City of Detroit). | |
| Secondary Client | Public | |
| Eligibility | Licensed facilities | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 | |
| Contact-Email | Maureen Franklin; Foodsafety@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Food Inspection, Restaurant Plan Review | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Restaurant Plan Review | |
| Details | This service is required by Food Law. Staff review architectural type drawn plans, equipment specification sheets, menus, standard operating procedures, material schedules related to the construction/modification of a foodservice establishment and determine if design & construction will meet Food Code, ventilation, plumbing, flow of food and safety specifications prior to start of project. | |
| Current Services | Process applications and fees for new, renovated or modified food service establishments. Review plans to verify food process flow and that construction meets State and Federal guidelines. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Review of plans. Communicate changes needed. Approve and conduct final inspection before opening. | |
| Primary Client | New and current food business owners in Wayne County (Outside of Detroit) | |
| Secondary Client | Employees, Families, Visitors to Wayne County food businesses. | |
| Eligibility | Businesses in Wayne County, outside the City of Detroit jurisdiction | |
| Type of Service | Required | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 | |
| Contact-Email | Maureen Franklin; Foodsafety@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Food Inspection; Restaurant Complaints and Food Borne Illness | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | General Restaurant Complaints and Food Borne Illness Outbreak Investigations | |
| Details | Variety of activities connected with outbreak investigations including: facility inspection, food sample and human specimen collection, data analysis, interview ill and well individuals exposed, report writing and processing. | |
| Current Services | Intake of complaints that are initiated by the constituent regarding general sanitation and operational issues observed at licensed food facilities in Out Wayne County (Not Detroit) | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Interview individuals, report information to other State and Federal partners. Referrals to communicable disease. | |
| Primary Client | Consumers | |
| Secondary Client | Health Care professionals | |
| Eligibility | Public | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 | |
| Contact-Email | Maureen Franklin; Foodsafety@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Food Inspection; Temporary Food Licenses | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Temporary Food Establishment (TFE) Licensing | |
| Details | Process submitted applications and fees. Educate applicants on requirements to pass inspection. Inspect TFE (generally outdoor events), issue license and process with MDARD. This is a fee-based, mandated service. | |
| Current Services | Process applications and fees. Educate applicants in requirements, inspect and issue license. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Inspection and regulation | |
| Primary Client | Firms and individuals participating in events serving food to the public for a limited time. | |
| Secondary Client | Public attending functions/events. Event coordinators. | |
| Eligibility | Anyone requesting this permit within Wayne Countyâs jurisdiction (Outside of the City of Detroit) | |
| Type of Service | Required/Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 | |
| Contact | Maureen Franklin; Foodsafety@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Food Inspection; Restaurant Licenses | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Food Service Establishment Licensing | |
| Details | Processing of License applications for New businesses (throughout year for change of ownership and new construction) and Annual renewals each Spring for all establishments. | |
| Current Services | Annual renewal in March. Process submitted application payments and then mail license to facility. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Payments currently processed by submitting payment applications via mail or in person. | |
| Primary Client | Food service establishments | |
| Secondary Client | Public | |
| Eligibility | Food service facility approved to operate in Wayne Countyâs jurisdiction. (Does not include Detroit) | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 | |
| Contact | Maureen Franklin; Foodsafety@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Food Inspection; STFU (Special Transitory Food Unit) | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Special Transitory Food Unity (STFU) Licensing, Notifications and Inspections | |
| Details | 1. Process submitted applications and fees. Educate applicants on requirements to pass inspection. Inspect TFE (generally outdoor events), issue license and process with MDARD. 2. Track notifications sent by STFU operators conducting business in Out-Wayne County (not Detroit) 3. Process payments for paid operational inspections 4. Conduct paid operational inspections as requested. | |
| Current Services | Process applications and fees. Educate applicants on requirements to pass inspection; inspect and issue license. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Inspection and regulation | |
| Primary Client | STFU operators | |
| Secondary Client | Event coordinators and public attending functions | |
| Eligibility | Anyone requesting this permit within Wayne Countyâs jurisdiction (Outside of the City of Detroit) | |
| Type of Service | Required/Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 | |
| Contact | Maureen Franklin ; Foodsafety@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Food Safety/Food Preservation; Cottage Food Law | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Cottage Food Law | |
| Details | This law allows residents to prepare and store certain foods in a home kitchen. The two hour workshop combines the business and food safety aspects of preparing and selling cottage foods safely and successfully. | |
| Current Services | Two-hour workshop. Has a cost of $10.00 and includes a certificate that states that the participant has taken food safety training related to Michigan Cottage Foods. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with the instructor | |
| Primary Client | Food- entrepreneurs | |
| Secondary Client | Food industry | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Eastern Market Office, 1445 Adelaide, 2nd Floor, Detroit, MI 48207 | |
| Phone number | (313)567-9701 Ext. 104-Eileen Haraminac | |
| Contact | Eileen Haraminac; haramin2@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Food Safety/Food Preservation; Food Safety | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Food Safety | |
| Details | Train participants to prevent incidences of food borne illness associated with unsafe food handling practices. | |
| Current Services | Education programs designed to prevent incidences of food-borne illness | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with the instructor | |
| Primary Client | Food-industry workers | |
| Secondary Client | Wayne County Residents | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Resident, 18 years of age or older | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Eastern Market Office, 1445 Adelaide, 2nd Floor, Detroit, MI 48207 | |
| Phone number | (313)567-9701 Ext. 104-Eileen Haraminac | |
| Contact | Eileen Haraminac; haramin2@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Food Safety/Food Preservation; ServSafe Food Handler's | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | ServSafe Food Handler's | |
| Details | This course is $10 and arranged with the instructor, cost includes the textbook. A certificate is given by the instructor. | |
| Current Services | Courses offered year-long. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with the instructor | |
| Primary Client | Food-industry workers | |
| Secondary Client | Residents of Wayne County | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Eastern Market Office, 1445 Adelaide, 2nd Floor, Detroit, MI 48207 | |
| Phone number | (313)567-9701 Ext. 104-Eileen Haraminac | |
| Contact | Eileen Haraminac; haramin2@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Food Safety/Food Preservation; ServSafe Manager Certification | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | ServSafe Manager Certification | |
| Details | The two-day course presented through the National Restaurant Association (NRA) is $145 and an additional cost of $75 for the text book. A grade of 75% is needed to pass the exam. | |
| Current Services | This course in available throughout the year | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with the instructor | |
| Primary Client | Food-industry workers | |
| Secondary Client | Residents of Wayne County | |
| Eligibility | Residents of Wayne County | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Eastern Market Office, 1445 Adelaide, 2nd Floor, Detroit, MI 48207 | |
| Phone number | (313)567-9701 Ext. 104-Eileen Haraminac | |
| Contact | Eileen Haraminac; haramin2@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Federally Qualified Health Care Center | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Clinical | |
| Unit | Health Centers (FQHC) | |
| Services | Comprehensive Healthcare | |
| Details | Federally funded Healthcare program that provides access to comprehensive integrated healthcare for all populations including insured and uninsured. | |
| Current Offerings/Services | Primary Healthcare, Dental, Behavioral Health, Diagnostic lab and x rays, Case management, Pediatrics, OBGYN, Immunizations and Vaccinations (VFC) for children and adults, Health Education, Outreach & Enrollment and a WIC office. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Services are delivery in a clinic setting with services provided by certified/licensed staff. | |
| Primary Client | Primary clientele are residents of the surrounding communities | |
| Secondary Client | Residents of the State of Michigan | |
| Eligibility | All are eligible for services. Pictured Government ID or equivalent and proof of current household income (W2, current or recent paystubs, or income verification from the Michigan Department of Human Services) is required. For those who are insured, bring the Insurance card if available. Fees for uninsured are determined by a sliding fee scale based on their household income. For individuals with income 200% under the poverty level, the minimum fee would be $20.00 | |
| Type of Service | This is a voluntary program. | |
| Provider | Services are provided by FQHC employees and/or clients are referred to other providers for specialty care when needed. | |
| Location | There are two clinic sites where services are provided: 1) 9021 Joseph Campau, Hamtramck 48212 2) 33030 Van Born, Wayne 48184 | |
| Phone number | Hamtramck- (313) 871-1926 Wayne-(734)727-7101 | |
| Contact/Reference-Email | Marva Hairston- 313)-920-1422; mhairston@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Government & Public Policy | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Wayne Countyâs Community leaders have the opportunity to participate in Core, Advanced Academy or other advanced modules of the Citizen Planner Program. Participants receive training in planning and zoning, plan implementation and development, and the art fo community planning. | |
| Details | The local officials from the Planning Commission or Board of Zoning Appeals contact the educator and request a workshop/training. | |
| Current Services | Citizen Planner Classes and Fiscal Sustainability Classes | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with the instructor | |
| Primary Client | Local officials from the Planning Commission or Board of Zoning Appeals | |
| Secondary Client | Wayne County residents | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County community leaders | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Youthville Office, 7375 Woodward, Suite 1520, Detroit, MI 48202 | |
| Phone number | (313)309-1674, Crystal Wilson | |
| Contact | Wils1374@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Head Start | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | JYS | |
| Unit | Head Start | |
| Services | The âFrom Birth to Four Programâ, a no cost premier preschool program for income eligible families; individually and group-tailored learning environments: activities fostering cognitive, emotional, social and physical development; services for disabled children; parental participation and volunteer opportunities; medical and dental services for children; nutritious snacks and meals; parental job skills training; Healthy Marriage/Relationship Training for parents of enrolled children. | |
| Details | Head Start is a national program that promotes school readiness by enhancing the social and cognitive development of children through the provision of educational, nutritional, social and other services to enrolled children and families. | |
| Current Offerings | Current Services delivered at Head Start Centers that are assigned to children and families based on their home zip code. The Head Start Centers include: The Guidance Center: (nine individual sites serving: Gibraltar, Trenton, Flat Rock, Grosse Ile, Brownstown, Huron, New Boston, Woodhaven, Melvindale, Allen Park, Romulus, Taylor, Ecorse, Lincoln Park, River Rouge, Southgate, Wyandotte, Riverview, Sumpter, Belleville and Van Buren); Wayne Metro CAA: (eleven individual sites serving Harper Woods, Dearborn School District, Garden City, Dearborn Heights, Hamtramck Public Schools, Lathers School, Redford Union and South Redford School Districts, City of Dearborn, Hamtramck and Highland Park); Wayne-Westland Community Schools: (one site serving Wayne-Westland School District); and The Children's Center in Detroit (one site serving the City of Detroit). | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Year-long open enrollment for full day and half day programs and workshops for caregivers. | |
| Primary Client | Children 0-5 years of age in Out Wayne County and Zip Codes 48219 and 48238 | |
| Secondary Client | Siblings & Family of program participants | |
| Eligibility | Children 0-5 yrs whose families meet Federal poverty lines living within Wayne County and Detroit residents in the 48219 and 48238 Zip Codes. | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Indirect | |
| Location | The Childrenâs Center Head Start Academy, 19900 Evergreen, Detroit, 48219; The Guidance Center Administration Office, 11250 Reek Rd, Southgate, 48195; Wayne Metro CAA Administration Office, 138 Cortland, Highland Park, 48203; Wayne Westland Community Schools Administration Office, 36745 Marquette, Westland, 48185. | |
| Phone Number | Wayne County Head Start, Virginia Saleem, Director, 734 â727-7603 The Children's Center Head Start Academy, 313-481-5114; The Guidance Center Administration Office, 734-785-7702; Wayne Metro CAA Administration Office, 313-865-4631; Wayne Westland Community Schools Administration 734-419-2000. | |
| Contact-Email | The Children's Center Head Start Academy, Laura Lefever, Director; The Guidance Center, Adrienne Sewell, Director; Wayne Metro CAA, Theresa Harrington, Director; Wayne Westland Community Schools, Nancy Ely, Director Shenetta Coleman, JYS Director, scoleman@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Health and Nutrition; Cooking Matters | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Cooking Matters | |
| Details | Cooking matters delivers programs to obtain Nutrition Education Reinforcement Items (NERI) for use in nutrition programs. | |
| Current Services | Classes provided throughout the year | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with the instructor | |
| Primary Client | Residents of Wayne County | |
| Secondary Client | Farmers | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)720-7919 Ext. 111 or (313)412-2616 Ext. 106 | |
| Contact | Xi Chen; chenxi68@anr.msu.edu & Kristi Evans; evanskr1@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Health and Nutrition; Eat Healthy, Be Active | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | This program is a nutrition program where participants learn the skills needed to make healthy eating choices and regular physical activity a part of their lifestyle. | |
| Details | This is a free program available to all family members. It promotes healthy lifestyles and can help reduce the risk of obesity and chronic disease. | |
| Current Services | Ongoing courses throughout the year. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with instructors | |
| Primary Client | Families | |
| Secondary Client | Care-givers, health industry | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)720-7919 Ext. 111 or (313)412-2616 Ext. 106 | |
| Contact | Xi Chen; chenxi68@anr.msu.edu & Kristi Evans; evanskr1@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Health and Nutrition; Project Fresh | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Cooking Matters | |
| Details | Project Fresh is an educational program which provides participants with coupons to buy locally grown fruits and vegetables at participating farmersâ markets. | |
| Current Services | Classes provided throughout the year | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with the instructor | |
| Primary Client | Residents of Wayne County | |
| Secondary Client | Farmers | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)720-7919 Ext. 111 or (313)412-2616 Ext. 106 | |
| Contact | Xi Chen; chenxi68@anr.msu.edu & Kristi Evans; evanskr1@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Health and Nutrition; Show Me Nutrition | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Show Me Nutrition, | |
| Details | This program is a comprehensive nutrition curriculum that teaches youth from preschool through junior high how to lad a healthy lifestyle. This curriculum supports grade level expectations for math and communication arts, when appropriate. | |
| Current Services | Targeted grade-level hands-on interventions on nutrition, food safety, physical activity, media influence and body image. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Follows the academic year- arrangement with instructor. | |
| Primary Client | Preschool through junior high | |
| Secondary Client | Academic institutions | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)720-7919 Ext. 111 or (313)412-2616 Ext. 106 | |
| Contact | Xi Chen; chenxi68@anr.msu.edu & Kristi Evans; evanskr1@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Health Choice | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | ATC | |
| Unit | ATC | |
| Services | Medical, mental health, dental, and vision coverage for small business owners and their employees | |
| Details | Medical, mental health, dental and vision coverage benefits for small business owners, employees and their family members. The small business must be located in Wayne or Oakland County. The premium cost is shared between the business owner and the employee. The monthly premium cost depends on the size of family. | |
| Current Services | Small businesses must enroll by the 15th of the month to qualify and start for the next monthâs coverage. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Health Choice is the administrator of the program and contracts out the services. | |
| Primary Client | Small Business | |
| Secondary Client | Employees | |
| Eligibility | Small business in Wayne/Oakland County; Employer with 2 or more employees eligible for the program; not less than 50% of all employees have an hourly wage of $14.50 or less | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Management/Sales: Direct; Services/Sales: Indirect | |
| Location | Administration: Guardian Building, 500 Griswold 15th Floor, Detroit, MI 48226; Medical Contract Provider: Community Care Associates 1001 Woodward Ave Ste 1120, Detroit, MI 48226; Mental Health Contract Provider: Community Network Services 38855 Hills Tech Dr, Farmington Hills, MI 48331; Dental Contract Provider: Golden Dental 29377 Hoover, Warren, MI 48093; Vision Contract Provider: Heritage Vision, One Woodward Ave Ste 2020, Detroit, MI 48226 | |
| Phone number | 1800 Well Now, M-F 9:00 AM-4:00 PM | |
| Contact-Email | Patsy Walton; pwalton1 @waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Health Choice Senior Dental | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | ATC | |
| Unit | ATC | |
| Services | Dental coverage for Wayne or Oakland County residents age 50 and over. The monthly premium is $18.00 for an individual, $30.00 for two persons, or $42.00 for a family | |
| Details | Provides dental coverage benefits | |
| Current Services | Sign up before the 15th of the month to qualify for next month. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | HealthChoice is the administrator of the program and contracts out the services to a dental provider. | |
| Primary Client | Wayne and Oakland County residents age 50 and older | |
| Secondary Client | Families | |
| Eligibility | Wayne and Oakland County resident age 50 and older | |
| Location | Administration: Guardian Building, 500 Griswold 15th Floor, Detroit, MI 48226; Dental Contract Provider: Golden Dental 29377 Hoover, Warren, MI 48093 | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Management/Sales: Direct; Services/Sales: Indirect | |
| Phone number | 1800 Well Now, M-F 9:00 AM-4:00 PM | |
| Contact-Email | Dustene Simpson-Kidd; Dsimpso2@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Health Choice Senior Prescription Savings Program | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | ATC | |
| Unit | ATC | |
| Services | Free prescription card for seniors | |
| Details | Provides medical prescription savings. | |
| Current Services | Open enrollment year-long | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Health Choice is the administrator of the program and contracts out the services to a pharmacy benefit management company. | |
| Primary Client | Wayne County resident age 55 and older | |
| Secondary Client | None | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County resident age 55 and older | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Management/Sales: Direct; Services/Sales: Indirect | |
| Location | Administration: Guardian Building, 500 Griswold 15th Floor, Detroit, MI 48226; Pharmacy Benefit Manager: ScriptGuide Rx 15400 East Jefferson, Grosse Pointe Park, MI 48230 | |
| Phone number | 1800 Well Now, M-F 9:00 AM-4:00 PM | |
| Contact-Email | Patsy Walton; pwalton1@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Health Choice Senior Vision | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | ATC | |
| Unit | ATC | |
| Services | Vision coverage program for Wayne County seniors, $75.00 annually. | |
| Details | Provide vision coverage benefits | |
| Current Services | Open enrollment year-long | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Health Choice is the administrator of the program and contracts out the services to a vision provider. | |
| Primary Client | Wayne County resident age 55 and older | |
| Secondary Client | None | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County resident age 55 and older | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Management/Sales: Direct; Services/Sales: Indirect | |
| Location | Administration: HealthChoice, 500 Griswold 15th Floor, Detroit, MI 48226; Vision Contract Provider: Heritage Vision, One Woodward Ave Ste 2020, Detroit, MI 48226 | |
| Phone number | 1800 Well Now, M-F 9:00 AM-4:00 PM | |
| Contact-Email | Patsy Walton; pwalton1@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Health Choice Welcome Dental | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | ATC | |
| Unit | ATC | |
| Services | Dental coverage for Wayne and Oakland County residents age 18 and older. The monthly premium cost is $16.50 for an individual, $28.00 for two, and $38.00 for a family. | |
| Details | Provides dental coverage benefits | |
| Current Services | Open enrollment year-long | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Health Choice is the administrator of the program and contracts out the services to a dental provider. | |
| Primary Client | Wayne and Oakland County resident age 18 and older | |
| Secondary Client | Family | |
| Eligibility | Wayne and Oakland County resident age 18 and older | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Management/Sales: Direct; Services/Sales: Indirect | |
| Location | Administration: Guardian Building, 500 Griswold 15th Floor, Detroit, MI 48226; Dental Contract Provider: Golden Dental 29377 Hoover, Warren, MI 48093 | |
| Phone number | 1800 Well Now, M-F 9:00 AM-4:00 PM | |
| Contact-Email | Dustene Simpson-Kidd; Dsimpso2@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Healthy Living; Diabetes Education Programs | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Managing Diabetes, Dining with Diabetes , Diabetes Personal Action Towards Health | |
| Details | These programs focus on Diabetes prevention and management. | |
| Current Services | Both programs provide workshops that meet weekly for a period of 6 months and afterwards once a month for the next 6 months. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Please contact instructors. On-going sessions throughout the year. | |
| Primary Client | Adults prone to Diabetes or Diabetics | |
| Secondary Client | Families and caregivers | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7407, Joan Schilling | |
| Contact | Joan Schilling; schil105@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Healthy Living; Managing Chronic Pain Program | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Chronic Pain Personal Action Towards Health | |
| Details | These programs focus on Chronic Pain management. | |
| Current Services | Programs provide workshops that meet weekly for a period of 6 months and afterwards once a month for the next 6 months. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Please contact instructors. On-going sessions throughout the year. | |
| Primary Client | Adults prone to Chronic Pain | |
| Secondary Client | Families and caregivers | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Location | Voluntary | |
| Phone number | Direct | |
| Contact | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Joan Schilling; schil105@anr.msu.edu | ||
| Program | Language Line | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | HVCW | |
| Unit | Constituent Experience | |
| Services | Provide real-time telephone interpreting services for Limited-English speaking client | |
| Details | Language Line provides interpreting services in Mandarin, Arabic, Spanish, Urdu, Hmong, Bengali, among many others. | |
| Current Services | At the FQHCâs Language Line provides support for clinical services | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Wayne Countyâs staff dials Language Line and requests the interpreting service for the client. | |
| Primary Client | Limited-English Speakers | |
| Secondary Client | Family members | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County residents and clients | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Indirect | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | 1(800)-752-6096 | |
| Contact | Marifer Calleja, mcalleja@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Hearing and Vision | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Physical Wellness | |
| Services | Hearing and Vision Screenings for children 3-18 years are offered in schools, preschools, nurseries, day care centers, and Head Start. | |
| Details | Scheduled visits to schools and or by appointment | |
| Current Services | Hearing Screening and Vision Screening | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Technicians report to designated, scheduled site to deliver services. A nominal fee and contract between the organization and Wayne County is required for trained technicians to visit location and asses all students, provide hearing and vision recommendations, and provide follow up. This program covers out Wayne County only (not Detroit) Also, on-site appointments are available for mothers requesting screenings for children, once a month and by appointment only. | |
| Primary Client | Pre-K to Elementary-age children. | |
| Secondary Client | Families | |
| Eligibility | Children ages 3-18 yrs-old who are Wayne County residents or attending Out-Wayne County learning institutions. | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Phone number | (734) 727-7136 | |
| Contact-Email | Diane Rushlow; drushlow@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Horticulture | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Master Gardner Program, Toll free garden hotline, Soil test mailer, Master Gardner volunteer program | |
| Details | Develop capacity in gardeners who will educate others in the community about environmentally and economically sound practices through horticulture-based volunteer activities. | |
| Current Services | Provide instruction to basic research-based horticulture science to motivated and active gardeners through an educational program. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Please contact instructor | |
| Primary Client | Residents of Wayne County | |
| Secondary Client | Community | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents, Adults | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)467-3324, Deirdre Hope | |
| Contact | Deirdre Hope, hopedeir@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Immunizations; Appointments for Pediatric and Adult Vaccines | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Physical Wellness | |
| Services | Provide vaccines to all ages including flu shots (seasonal) | |
| Details | Immunizations for birth - adult increase adolescent immunization coverage, Provide immunization waiver education to parents | |
| Current Services | Provide immunizations for children and adults. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Immunizations are provided in the Wayne Clinic and at pre-scheduled off-site locations throughout the County. | |
| Primary Client | Children and Adults | |
| Secondary Client | Parents/Families | |
| Eligibility | Health insurance card if applicable; cash or check to pay if applicable. (If available) Record of vaccines the child has already received | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Wayne Clinic, 33030 Van Born Road, and Community locations | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7101 | |
| Contact-Email | Joan Wall; jwall@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Immunizations, School Reporting Program | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Physical Wellness | |
| Services | Assist in reporting vaccines per Public Health Code for all students in Wayne County and host training sessions for administrative staff. | |
| Details | This service is NOT for the general public except when providing waivers for parents who choose not to immunize their children. It services health providers that manage the MCIR system and confirms if the patient is up to date in immunizations. Provide training for physician offices so that they can use vaccines correctly and have sufficient inventory. Helps schools with the reporting of vaccines, reminder cards regarding immunizations, and deadlines. | |
| Current Services | Training sessions | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Wayne County Staff connects with health providers to ensure proper administration of immunizations. This is a mandated program by the State of Michigan. | |
| Primary Client | Health care providers and educational institutions within Wayne County | |
| Secondary Client | School-age children | |
| Eligibility | Institutions within Wayne County | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7044 or (734)727-7078 | |
| Contact-Email | Mary Roman; mroman@waynecounty.com or Tina Senczyszyn; tsenczys@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Immunizations, Vaccine Quality Assurance and Vaccine for Children Programs | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Physical Wellness | |
| Services | This is NOT a service for the general public. It administers the VFC Program to approx 140 health-care provider offices, and provider visits to HAB. | |
| Details | Administer the VFC Program to approx 140 health-care provider offices; Perform Site Visits to each provider office; Office required education sessions, review use of VFC vaccine, approve orders for vaccine monthly, review mandatory VFC forms (temp logs, etc), answer calls/questions re: vaccines, provide vaccine as needed; host provider group meetings; provide education sessions to non-VFC providers, recruit VFC providers | |
| Current Services | Keep providers up to date and review storage and handling for vaccines for children. Involved in the order processing. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Visits to provider offices, phone, email communication, provider visits to HAB | |
| Primary Client | Offices of Health Care Providers and Doctors within Wayne County that provide vaccines to children | |
| Secondary Client | Children and Families | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734) 727-7077 | |
| Contact-Email | Kay Fradeneck; Kfradene@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Immunizations; Waivers to Vaccines | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Provide immunization waiver education to parents choosing to waive vaccines for their children | |
| Services | Waivers for kindergarteners, 7th graders, or students new to a school district whose parents object to vaccines | |
| Details | Waivers for kindergarteners, 7th graders, or students new to a school district whose parents object to vaccines | |
| Current Services | Waivers for kindergarteners, 7th graders, or students new to a school district whose parents object to vaccines | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Parents/guardians make appointments and come to the HAB building, meet with a public health nurse to be issued a vaccine waiver. | |
| Primary Client | Parents | |
| Secondary Client | Academic Institutions | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7125, Mary Roman | |
| Contact-Email | Mary Roman; mroman@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Indigent Burial | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MEO | |
| Unit | Investigator | |
| Services | Provision of burial under indigent circumstances | |
| Details | Burial or cremation will be provided as specified by statute | |
| Current Services | As specified by statute | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Placement of body through funeral home | |
| Primary Client | Indigent individual | |
| Secondary Client | n/a | |
| Eligibility | n/a | |
| Location | 1300 E. Warren Ave. Detroit, MI 48207 | |
| Phone number | 313-833-2504 | |
| Contact-Email | Investigator on call Carl Schmidt, MEO, Cjschmidt@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Infant Safe Sleep | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Physical Wellness | |
| Services | Voluntary and Direct | |
| Details | Provide educational workshops, resources and materials | |
| Current Services | Alongside breastfeeding classes in WIC. Group and one-on-one settings. After participation in a class, mothers receive a pack and play. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Classes at WIC clinics, Health fairs, Baby's R Us, trainings at hospitals and day care centers and nurseries | |
| Primary Client | New and expecting mothers | |
| Secondary Client | Families | |
| Eligibility | Low income eligibility | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734) 467-3373 | |
| Contact-Email | Janae Stacks; jstacks@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Jail Medical Health | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Clinical | |
| Unit | Jail Health | |
| Services | Screening, Evaluation, Treatment Services (24/7 diagnostics, physician and nursing care), Dentistry and Lab services. Off-site consultation and ER Care through the DMC network. Full pharmacy. Community re-entry programs through planning or discharge | |
| Details | Detainees are screened for mental and medical health within 2 hours of arrival. This is a mandated service in accordance with Federal (Care in Custody) and State requirements (Consent Order) | |
| Current Services | 24/7 Medical assistance for all residents in Wayne County Jail. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Screening and continuum of care for all residents in Wayne County Jail. | |
| Primary Client | Inmates | |
| Secondary Client | Any person 17 years of age or older in the custody of the Wayne County Sheriff with any kind of health needs. | |
| Eligibility | Any person 17 years of age or older in the custody of the Wayne County Sheriff with any kind of health needs. | |
| Type of Service | Mandatory | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Jail Division 1- Andrew Beard Building, 570 Clinton (Male/Female) Jail Division 2- 520 Clinton (Male) Jail Division 3- William Dickerson Building, 3501 Hamtramck Dr. (Male/Female) | |
| Phone number | (313)224-8192 | |
| Contact-Email | Keith Dlugokinski (Assistant Ward) uward@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Jail Mental Health | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Clinical | |
| Unit | Jail Health | |
| Services | Screening, Evaluation, Treatment Services. Off-site consultation through the DMC network. | |
| Details | Detainees are screened for mental health issues within 2 hours of arrival. This is a mandated service in accordance with Federal (Care in Custody) and State requirements (Consent Order) | |
| Current Services | 24/7 Mental health assistance for all residents in Wayne County Jail. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Screening and continuum of care for all residents in Wayne County Jail. | |
| Primary Client | Inmates | |
| Secondary Client | Any person 17 years of age or older in the custody of the Wayne County Sheriff with any kind of health needs. | |
| Eligibility | Any person 17 years of age or older in the custody of the Wayne County Sheriff with any kind of health needs. | |
| Type of Service | Mandatory | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Jail Division 1- Andrew Beard Building, 570 Clinton (Male/Female) Jail Division 2- 520 Clinton (Male) Jail Division 3- William Dickerson Building, 3501 Hamtramck Dr. (Male/Female) | |
| Phone number | (313)224-8192 | |
| Contact-Email | Keith Dlugokinski (Assistant Ward) uward@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Juvenile Detention Facility | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | JYS | |
| Unit | Juvenile Detention Facility | |
| Services | Detention, assessment, education, nutrition, recreational rehabilitation, behavioral management, limited physical and mental services, and respite for adjudicated youth who have progressive sanctions. | |
| Details | Short-term care and custody in a secure, clean, safe and healthy learning environment for pre and post adjudicated youth ages 9-20 that have committed criminal charges before their 17th birthday, are court ordered to detention, or are adjudicated youth who are remanded to detention as a progressive sanction. | |
| Current Services | Capacity up to 194 beds for males and females in a secure facility environment. Females may be transported to Spectrum (Lincoln Center) if over capacity at JDF. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | The Court JAC managed by Tameka Matlock serves as gateway to JDF services and inter-phases with Sam Porter, the Intake Specialist for the JDF. | |
| Primary Client | Pre-adjudicated young detainees, adjudicated youth whom are remanded to detention to serve a progressive sanction and also youth who are awaiting court hearings for the committing of juvenile or adult criminal charges. | |
| Secondary Client | Non- adjudicated youth picked up in sweeps. Families of offenders have visitation rights and the Front Desk of the JDF handles scheduling. | |
| Eligibility | Court order or having been arrested for local law enforcement. | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 1326 St. Antoine St., Detroit, MI 48226 | |
| Phone number, Contact-Email | Admin: (313) -- JDF, Front Desk (313)967-2040 JDF Intake Specialist, Sam Porter (313)967-2127 Court JAC- Tameka Matlock(313) 664-6823 Shenetta Coleman, JYS Division Director, scoleman@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Juvenile Detention Facility | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Clinical | |
| Unit | JDF | |
| Services | Physical, Dental and Mental Health and Pharmacy Services for the duration of the offenderâs case processing while in detention. | |
| Details | Pre-adjudicated young detainees, adjudicated youth whom are remanded to detention to serve a progressive sanction, and also youth who are awaiting court hearings for the committing of juvenile or adult charges who must undergo initial psychiatric intake/ intake evaluation and medical intake/intake evaluation as new residents entering the JDF. | |
| Current Services | 24/7 Physical health, mental health, dental health and pharmacy services while in detention (21 days or less) | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Pre-adjudicated young detainees, adjudicated youth whom are remanded to detention must undergo initial psychiatric intake/ intake evaluation and medical intake/intake evaluation as new residents entering the JDF. | |
| Primary Client | Youth who are court order or have been arrested by local law enforcement. | |
| Secondary Client | Non-adjudicated youth picked up in sweeps. | |
| Eligibility | Court order | |
| Location | JDFâ 1235 St. Antoine, Detroit, Mi. 48226 Medical: Dr. Scott (313) 967-2050 | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Phone number | (313)967-2040 | |
| Contact | Thomas Kochis, Director of Clinical Division; tkochis@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Juvenile Justice, Care Management Organization Program | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | JYS | |
| Unit | Juvenile Justice | |
| Services | Culturally competent community-based treatment services; home-based treatment services and ancillary, cultural and faith-based services; day treatment programs; specialized foster care and group care; individualized treatment planning, integrated service delivery system; case management services, probation services, wraparound services, referral services, and specialized residential treatment services. | |
| Details | Adjudicated youth, youth placed in foster care, at risk youth 7-21 years of age. | |
| Current Services | 5 Identified CMO's that cover the county based on zip code. Black Family Development CMO, Bridgeway CMO, Center for Youth and Families CMO, Growthworks -Western Wayne CMO, StarrVista CMO. ( Specific Zip Codes on the location section) | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Through the care management team headed by a case manager and program supervisor to develop a care plan along with the parent and the youth. Length of treatment depends on court order. | |
| Primary Client | Adjudicated youth, youth placed in foster care, at risk youth 7-21 years of age | |
| Secondary Client | Siblings & Family | |
| Eligibility | Adjudicated youth, youth placed in foster care, at risk youth (7-17 yrs) | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Indirect | |
| Location | Residential or community based management and treatment of young offenders living in Wayne County ages 7-21 that are provided by Care Management Organizations (CMO's) assigned to work with young offenders based on the offender's home Zip Code. Zip Code Breakdown: Bridgeway CMO - 48101, 48122, 48134, 48138, 48146, 48173, 48180, 48183, 48192, 48195, 48204, 48208, 48209, 48210, 48216, 48217, 48218, 48219, 48229, 48193. GrowthWorks Western Wayne CMO - 48102, 48111, 48124, 48126, 48128, 48135, 48141, 48150, 48152, 48154, 48164, 48167, 48170, 48174, 48184, 48185, 48186, 48187, 48188, 48239, 48240. Starr Vista CMO - 48125, 48127, 48129, 48223, 48227, 48228, 48238. Center For Youth and Families (CCMO) CMO - 48201, 48202, 48203, 48206, 48207, 48212, 48221, 48226, 48234, 48235. Black Family Development Incorporated CMO - 48205, 48211, 48213, 48214, 48215, 48224, 48225, 48230, 48236. | |
| Phone number/Contact-Email | JYS Administration: HVCW, 500 Griswold, 10th Floor, Detroit, 48226. Bridgeway Services CMO, 19265 Northline Road, Southgate, MI 48195. (734) 287-2895. Center for Youth and Families (CCMO) CMO, New Center One, Suite 370, 3031 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit, MI 48202. (313) 875-2092. Black Family Development Incorporated CMO, Samaritan Center, 5555 Conner Ave., Suite 1038, Detroit, MI 48213. (313) 308-0255 Growth Works (Western Wayne) CMO, 271 S. Main St., Plymouth, MI 48170. (734)455-4095. Starr Vista CMO, 22400 W. Seven Mile Rd., Detroit, MI 48219. (313) 387-0760. Bridgeway: Susan Shuryan, Director; Growth Works: Dana Gholston, Program Director; Black Family Development, Stevia Simpson Ross, Vice President of Juvenile Justice; Starr Vista, Michelle Rowser, Executive Director; Center for Youth and Families, Alisha Lyte, CMO Director Shenetta Coleman, JYS Director, scoleman@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Juvenile Justice, First Contact | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | JYS | |
| Unit | Juvenile Justice | |
| Services | Community Based Prevention Services | |
| Details | First Contact broadly refers to the continuum of Non-YAP Program Options available for Delinquency Reduction. This program fulfills a dual role, protecting the public and facilitating the services for At Risk Youth. It offers the greatest opportunity to produce change in youth by addressing underlying family, school, peer group and individual risk factors that often lead to entry to the Juvenile Justice System. | |
| Current Services | Assessments, Life Choices Classes, Parent Group Counseling, Individual Counseling, Drug Screening, Community Service, Mentoring, Guest Speaker Presentations, Recreational Activities, Academic Enrichment, Case Management and Referral Services, among others services, and additional services individualized to specific First Contact agencies. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | After an At Risk Complaint Form through Parent-Agency Agreement has been completed by the parent or guardian of the youth and approved by the Juvenile Assessment Center, a First Contact service provider is identified based on the familyâs Zip Code or nearest convenient location to the family. Weekly face to face contact with youth is established and outcomes are reported into the JAIS (Juvenile Assessment and Information System) to monitor the case. | |
| Primary Client | Youth 7-17, Wayne County Resident not currently involved in the formal Juvenile Justice System with identified risk factors that place them at jeopardy of entering the System. | |
| Secondary Client | Siblings & Family | |
| Eligibility | Youth 7-17, Wayne County Resident not currently involved in the formal Juvenile Justice System with identified risk factors that place them at jeopardy of entering the Justice System. An At Risk Form needs to be completed and approved by the JAC and a Third Circuit Court Jurist. | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Indirect | |
| Contact: | Juvenile Justice, First Contact Current Services delivered at organizations that are assigned to youth based on the youth's home zip code. The organizations include: Alkebu-Lan Village, 7701 Harper, Detroit, MI 48213. Zip Codes: East Side-Detroit - 48205, 48207, 48211, 48213, 48214, 48215, 48224, 48234. Alternatives for Girls, 903 W. Grand, Blvd., Detroit, MI 48208. Zip Codes: 48202, 48204, 48206, 48207, 48208, 48209, 48210, 48216, 48217, 48221, 48227, 48235, 48238. Blanche Kelso Bruce Academy, 5555 Conner Ave., Detroit, MI. 48213. Zip Codes: City of Detroit. Detroit Center for Family Advocacy, 3031 W. Grand Blvd, Suite 440, Detroit, MI 48202. Zip Codes: Wayne County with a focus on Detroitâs Osborn Neighborhood. Don Bosco Hall, 7375 Woodward, Detroit, MI 48202. Zip Codes: 48223, 48227, 48228. Franklin Wright Settlement, 3360 Charlevoix, Detroit, MI. 48207. Zip Codes: East Side of Detroit. Healthy Kidz, 227 Iron Street - Suite 121, Detroit, MI 48207. Zip Codes: Southwest Detroit: 48208, 48209, 48210, 48216, 48217. Latino Family Services, 3815 W. Fort, Detroit, MI 48216. Zip Codes: Southwest Detroit. The Guidance Center â Kids Talk, 13101 Allen Road, Southgate, Mi. 48195. Zip Codes: Wayne County. The Yunion, 111 E. Kirby St., Detroit, MI 48202. Zip Codes: Central Detroit: 48201, 48202, 48203, 48204, 48206, 48212, 48226, 48238. City of Garden City, Maplewood Community Center, 31735 Maplewood, Garden City, MI 48135. Zip Code: City of Garden City. Growth Works, 271 S. Main, Plymouth, MI 48170. Zip Codes: Dearborn, Plymouth, Plymouth Township, Canton, Redford, Romulus, Belleville, Huron Township, Sumpter, Van Buren Township, Livonia (CCF only). City of Wayne, 4635 Howe, Wayne, MI 48184. Zip Code: City of Wayne. City of Westland, 36701 Ford Road, Westland, MI 48185. Zip Code: City of Westland. Logical Choice, 5575 Conner, Suite 204B, Detroit, Mi 48213. Zip Code: Metro Detroit. Specialty: Retail Fraud Diversion. Student Advocacy Center, 7310 Woodward, 6th Flr., Detroit, MI 48202. Zip Code: Metro Detroit. Specialty: Short-Term Education Advocacy and Long-Term Mentoring. United Way for Southeastern MI, 660 Woodward, Suite 300, Detroit, MI 48226. Zip Codes: Fiduciary for Various City of Detroit and Hamtramck Programs. Vista Maria, 20651 W. Warren Ave., Dearborn, MI 48127. Zip Codes: Wayne County. Young Men in Transition, 440 Burroughs, Suite 307, Detroit, MI 48202. Zip Codes: Wayne County. Shenetta Coleman, JYS Division Director, scoleman@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Juvenile Justice, Youth Assistance and Diversion Program | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | JYS | |
| Unit | Juvenile Justice | |
| Services | Group counseling, anger management and counseling resolution, substance abuse education, anti-bullying program, truancy reduction/intervention; gang reduction/intervention; tutoring/academic enrichment/homework assistance; mentoring, life skills and social skills enhancement; cultural/recreation and career prep/job readiness/ employability skills. | |
| Details | Time allotted for program stay for all referrals is 3 to 6 months. | |
| Current Services | Prevention and Diversion | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | By Referral from identified authorities (see eligibility) | |
| Primary Client | Adjudicated Youth 7-17 | |
| Secondary Client | Families of adjudicated youth | |
| Eligibility | Youth Ages 7-17 years of age, defined by: Court-Room Referrals (youth who have been charged with an offense and have a hearing with the Jurist); Prosecutor-Referrals (Referred by Prosecutor before their hearing); Diversion Docket Referrals (youth who have received a ticket/citation): and CMO referrals (Youth on probation). Also Community-Referred Youth may be eligible for services. | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Indirect | |
| Location | Current Services delivered at YAP's that are assigned to youth based on the youth's home zip code. The YAP's include: Alkebu-Lan Village, 7701 Harper, Detroit, MI 48213. Zip Codes: East Side-Detroit - 48205, 48207, 48211, 48213, 48214, 48215, 48224, 48234. Black Family Development, 2995 E. Grand Blve., Detroit, MI 48213. Zip Codes: East Side-Detroit - 48205, 48207, 48211, 48213, 48214, 48215, 48224, 48234.CYF (CCMO), 3031 West Grand Blvd. Suite 370, Detroit Mi. 48202. Zip Codes: 48201, 48202,48203,48204,48206,48212,48226, 48238; Conference of Western Wayne YAP Partners, Dearborn Heights YAP, 20651 W. Warren, Dearborn Heights, MI 48217. Zip Code: City of Dearborn Heights. Downriver Community Conference, Southern Downriver YAP; Don Bosco Hall, 7375 Woodward, Detroit, MI 48202. Zip Codes: Northwest Detroit: 48219, 48221, 48223, 48227, 48228, 48235. Ennis Center for Children, 20100 Greenfield Rd., Detroit, Mi 48235. Zip Codes: Northwest Detroit: 48219, 48221, 48223, 48227, 48228, 48235. Healthy Kidz, 227 Iron Street - Suite 121, Detroit, MI 48207. Zip Codes: Southwest Detroit: 48208, 48209, 48210, 48216, 48217. Matrix Human Services, 450 Eliot, Detroit, MI 48201. Zip Codes: Central and Downtown Detroit: 48201, 48202, 48203, 48204, 48206, 48212, 48226, 48238. Southwest Counseling Solutions, 5716, Detroit, Mi 48210. Zip Codes: Southwest Detroit: 48208, 48209, 48210, 48216, 48217. Starr Commonwealth, 2240 W. 7 Mile Rd., Detroit, MI 48219. Zip Codes: Northwest Detroit: 48219, 48221, 48223, 48227, 48228, 48235. The Yunion, 111 E. Kirby St., Detroit, MI 48202. Zip Codes: Central and Downtown Detroit: 48201, 48202, 48203, 48204, 48206, 48212, 48226, 48238. | |
| Contact-Email | Alkebu-Lan Village, Sammaria Johnson, sammira.tyner@yahoo.com; Black Family Development, Cynthia Williams, YAP Supervisor, cwilliams@blackfamilydevelopment.org; CYF (CCMO), Reginald Terry, Prevention Director, reginald.terry@ccmorg.org; Conference of Western Wayne YAP Partners, Karen Hall, Contact Person, Khall@vistamaria.org; Downriver Community Conference, Southern Downriver YAP, Kevin Carleton, Contact Person, kcarleton@iamtgc.net; Don Bosco Hall, Sherry Loury, Contact Person, aloury@donboscohall.org; Ennis Center for Children, Rhea Cooper, YAP Supervisor, Rhea.cooper@enniscenter.org; Healthy Kidz, Inc., Maria Adams-Lawton, Executive Director, maria.adams-lawton@sbcglobal.net; Southwest Counseling Solutions, Chantel James, YAP Supervisor; cjames@swsol.org; Matrix Human Services, ; Starr Commonwealth, Ashley Gray, YAP Administrator, graya@starr.org; The Yunion, Ron Lee, Program Coordinator, ron@theyunion.com. | |
| Program | Master Gardener | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Master Gardener Volunteer Program | |
| Details | Provide instruction in basic, research-based horticulture science to motivated and active gardeners through an adult educational program offered through MSU Extension. Provide MSU Extension with trained gardeners who will educate others in the community about environmentally and economically sound practices through horticulture-based volunteer activities. | |
| Current Services | Spring/Fall schedule | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with instructor | |
| Primary Client | Gardeners, local schools, businesses and churches with a garden. | |
| Secondary Client | Community | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)467-3324- Deidre Hope | |
| Contact | Deidre Hope, hopedeir@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Medico-legal and Hospice Seminars | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MEO | |
| Unit | Pathology and Investigation | |
| Services | Basic course in death investigation and the medical examiner law and hospice | |
| Details | Lectures delivered on the pertinent topics, such as the medical examiner statutes, basic death investigation, injuries, natural disease, etc. | |
| Current Services | Scheduled lectures throughout the year | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Lectures | |
| Primary Client | Medical examiner investigators, physicians, nurses, law enforcement, lawyers | |
| Secondary Client | Community | |
| Eligibility | Be practicing one of the above disciplines | |
| Type of Service | Lectures | |
| Provider | Pathologists, investigators, anthropologist | |
| Location | MEO | |
| Phone number | (313)833-2504 | |
| Contact-Email | Cassandra Lee; clee@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Mold Complaints | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Take complaints and questions about mold. Through email and mail, provide information on mold and how to remove mold from a business or home. | |
| Details | Provide information via email and mail on how to get rid of mold from a home or business. This program DOES NOT conduct testing or inspections. It refers clients to companies that specialize in the elimination of mold. | |
| Current Services | Provide information exchange and educate the public, firms, landlords, and building owners. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Answer constituent inquiries. It is complaint-driven. | |
| Primary Client | Residents of Wayne Countyâs jurisdiction. (Out of Detroit) | |
| Secondary Client | Hospitality industry, businesses, landlords, tenants | |
| Eligibility | Residents of Wayne Countyâs jurisdiction. (Out of Detroit) that express a complaint. | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct ( for Information and Referral) Indirect ( for Inspection and Removal) | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born, Wayne | |
| Phone Number | (734)727-7400 (reception desk) ; (734)727-7445 (Hotline) | |
| Contact-Email | Maureen Franklin; GeneralEH@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Mother to Mother program | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Breast Feeding Mother to Mother Peer Counselor Program | |
| Details | The Breast Feeding Initiative (BFI) Mother-to-Mother Program partners with the local Women Infants and Children (WIC) Program located in Detroit and Wayne County to provide breastfeeding education, support and encouragement to pregnant and breastfeeding women. | |
| Current Services | Mother to mother peer-counselors is a mother with breastfeeding experience that is hired from the community and supported by WIC. The counselor visits new mothers in home, hospitals, WIC, and by telephone. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Home, hospital, WIC clinic or by phone | |
| Primary Client | Pregnant and breastfeeding women | |
| Secondary Client | Families | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)494-4739, Patricia Benton | |
| Contact | Patricia Benton, bentonpa@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | MSU Product Center | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Product Center | |
| Details | The MSU Product Center Food-Ag Bio assists Wayne County residents in developing products and businesses in the areas of food, agriculture, natural resources and the bio economy. | |
| Current Services | Year-round counseling sessions- individually or for groups. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with instructor | |
| Primary Client | Entrepreneurs in Wayne County | |
| Secondary Client | Community | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Location | Eastern Market Office, 1445 Adelaide, 2nd Floor, Detroit, MI 48207 | |
| Phone number | (313)567-9701 Ext. 103, Micah Loucks | |
| Contact | Micah Loucks, loucksmi@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Natural Resources; Angler Education | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Natural resources and environmental awareness and fisheries stewardship | |
| Details | Each program is designed to introduce participants to the various types of fishing equipment and tackle, casting techniques, fish biology, various baits that can be used and the safe handling of fish | |
| Current Services | Fishing programs available | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with instructor, class rooms and various outdoor settings (lakes, ponds and rivers) | |
| Primary Client | Youth and Adults | |
| Secondary Client | Community | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Focus Hope Office, 1400 Oakman Boulevard, Second Floor - West Suite, Detroit, MI 48238 | |
| Phone number | (313)494-4884, Gary Williams | |
| Contact | Gary Williams, will1009@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Natural Resources; Archery | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Develops, coordinates and oversees archery programs for youth after-school utilizing the 4-H archery program format | |
| Details | Teaches the basic rules of safety, proper equipment selection and care and beginning shooting techniques. | |
| Current Services | Courses available throughout the year | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with instructor, schools, community centers | |
| Primary Client | Youth | |
| Secondary Client | Schools | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Location | Focus Hope Office, 1400 Oakman Boulevard, Second Floor - West Suite, Detroit, MI 48238 | |
| Phone number | (313)494-4884, Gary Williams | |
| Contact | Gary Williams, will1009@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Natural Resources; Great Lakes Education Program (GLEP) | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Classroom and vessel-based field educational experience focuses on the Great Lakes and Detroit River resources. | |
| Details | The program includes segments that integrate history, geography, physical and biological sciences, math literature and the arts to increase student interest in natural resources and encourage understanding of their role as environmental stewards. | |
| Current Services | Two-phase education program; one is a classroom-based STEM Curriculum and the second is a field experience aboard a 50 foot coastguard certified ship where experiments are conducted. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with instructor, classrooms and vessel-based field education | |
| Primary Client | Students and teachers | |
| Secondary Client | Detroit River and Lake Erie | |
| Eligibility | Schools within the Wayne County Area | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Focus Hope Office, 1400 Oakman Boulevard, Second Floor - West Suite, Detroit, MI 48238 | |
| Phone number | (313)494-4884 | |
| Contact | Gary Williams Will1009@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Natural Resources; Stepping Stones Outdoor Education Program | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Outdoor educational programs in partnership with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources | |
| Details | Programs are designed to introduce non-traditional and urban youth to multiple outdoor experiences. Youth will engage in experiential learning experiences such as fishing, camping, archery, water studies and nature exploration. | |
| Current Services | In-school and afterschool programs available throughout the majority of the year. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with instructor and Michigan State Parks | |
| Primary Client | Youth | |
| Secondary Client | Families | |
| Eligibility | Youth and schools within Wayne County | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Focus Hope Office, 1400 Oakland Boulevard, Second Floor - West Suite, Detroit, MI 48238 | |
| Phone number | (313)494-4884 | |
| Contact: | Gary Williams Will1009@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | On-site Sewage, New and Replacement Permits | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Permitting and inspections | |
| Details | Permitting and waste water inspections for installing and repair of onsite disposal systems, field consultations, write permits, perform inspections, provides final approval of septic system. | |
| Current Services | Permitting for repair of current and for new field installations in accordance to the Wayne County Environmental Health regulations. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Site-inspection | |
| Primary Client | Residential and commercial property owners | |
| Secondary Client | Families, employees | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County jurisdiction | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 | |
| Contact-Email | Maureen Franklin; WellSeptic@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | On-site Sewage, Point of Sale Program Prior to Sale of Property | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Review of inspection reports, notifying realtor and property owner if system is functioning properly | |
| Details | Maintain and enforce Point of Sale evaluation program requiring inspections of onsite systems prior to sale of associated home | |
| Current Services | Review of inspection reports, notifying realtor and property owner if system is functioning properly | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | An inspection report is provided to the on-site environmental health program, report is reviewed, and determined if the on-site system is failing or functioning properly. | |
| Primary Client | Residential and commercial property owners | |
| Secondary Client | Families, employees | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County jurisdiction | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 | |
| Contact-Email | Maureen Franklin; WellSeptic@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | On-site Water (Residential and Public) | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Permitting and Inspections | |
| Details | Permitting and inspections for repair of drinking water systems and irrigation wells | |
| Current Services | Permitting activities of on-site drinking water in accordance with State of Michigan Well Construction Code | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | On-site evaluations | |
| Primary Client | Residential, public and commercial property owners | |
| Secondary Client | Families, employees | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County jurisdiction ( Outside of the City of Detroit) | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | 734-727-7400 | |
| Contact-Email | Maureen Franklin; WellSeptic@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Pool Inspection Program | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Pool Safety Inspections | |
| Details | Routine evaluations, complaint investigations, follow-up on inspections. | |
| Current Services | Conduct annual pool inspection on publicly licensed swimming pools in accordance to the MDEQ contract. Enforcement activities, education of staff. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Site inspection | |
| Primary Client | Municipalities, school districts, health clubs, apartment complexes, condominium/neighborhood associations | |
| Secondary Client | Families, employees | |
| Eligibility | Licensed facilities | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 | |
| Contact-Email | Maureen Franklin; WCHS.poolmonitoring@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Rabies | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Accept specimens of wild animals exposed to humans who may be a carrier of rabies and ship the wild animal specimen to the state lab for testing in accordance to the Public Health Code. This is a mandated, unfunded service. | |
| Details | The specimen may be received from a resident, a municipality, a health provider, or a pest control company. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Ship specimen to State Laboratory Consult with Disease Control on human exposure Track specimen results | |
| Primary Client | Residents of Wayne County | |
| Secondary Client | Families, pest control companies, municipalities | |
| Eligibility | Residents of Wayne County exposed to potentially rabid wild animals. | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 | |
| Contact-Email | Mary Roman; mroman@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Radon Test Kits | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Provide free short-term radon test kits for Wayne County consumers to test their homes. | |
| Details | Provide radon test kits to residents of Wayne County. | |
| Current Services | Provide short-term radon test kits for constituents to test their homes. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | These kits are available for pick-up, any time of the year at the Environmental Wellness Office. Once the sample has been collected, the resident mails test kit to the testing lab and receives test results. Environmental Health staff are available to assist residents in interpretation of the test results. | |
| Primary Client | Residents of Wayne County | |
| Secondary Client | Businesses in Wayne County | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County residents | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Indirect | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 | |
| Contact-Email | Maureen Franklin; GeneralEH@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Respiratory Disease (TB) | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Physical Wellness | |
| Services | Case management of active cases complete contact investigations; transportation assistance, monitor invoices for payment | |
| Details | Conduct case management of active cases complete contact investigations; transportation assistance, monitor invoices for payment | |
| Current Services | Within the geographic area: Case management of active cases, provide Direct Observation Therapy throughout course of treatment, complete contact investigations; transportation assistance. Immigrant Populations: Provide TB testing, make referrals for follow-up, Establish contact with immigrants, refer to clinic for evaluation of TB, Monitor LTBI treatment, and monitor pharmacy bills for payment. Clients with latent TB: Monitor LTBI treatment. Monitor pharmacy bills. Contact Investigations: Provide TB testing and make referrals for follow up. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | In person, home visits, interviews and testing; phone EDN (CDC Immigrant System); invoicing; by email | |
| Primary Client | Active patients, Contacts, Immigrants | |
| Secondary Client | Community at large | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County residents with Active TB Infection (excluding Detroit, Highland Park, Hamtramck, Harper Woods, and the Grosse Pointes.) | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7253 or (734)727-7078, Nnenna Wachuku | |
| Contact-Email | Nwachuku@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM) | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | This mentoring program pairs youth with adults interested in STEM. | |
| Details | It supports the career path of youth as they connect with professionals already in their field of preference. | |
| Current Services | On-going mentorship opportunities | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Please contact coordinator | |
| Primary Client | Youth | |
| Secondary Client | Adults | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (313)494-4678 | |
| Contact | Stacy Johnson, Sjohnson@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Smoke Free Air Law (See Food Inspections, Smoke Free Air Law Complaints) | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Education/Information on Michiganâs Smoke Free Air Law. Enforcement of facilities outside of the City of Detroit. | |
| Details | Complaint-based response from WCHVCW referrals and the general public. | |
| Current Services | Intake of complaints, site inspection visits, issuance of fines, | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Issue legal and civil mandatory penalties. | |
| Primary Client | Employees, residents and visitors of businesses in Wayne Countyâs jurisdiction covered by PA186 and 188. | |
| Secondary Client | Other businesses | |
| Eligibility | Affected constituents or visitors in Wayne Countyâs jurisdiction. | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born, Wayne | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 | |
| Contact-Email | Maureen Franklin; Foodsafety@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Social and Emotional Health; ABC's of Bullying | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | ABC's of Bullying | |
| Details | A three-hour workshop designed for adults who live with, care about and work with young people, including parents, caregivers and those who work in schools, youth and family agencies, youth organizations (such as 4-H, Scouts, and Boys and Girls Clubs), juvenile justice, faith-based communities, recreation departments and other community groups. | |
| Current Services | There is a $20.00 for a three hour workshop. It includes supplemental educational materials and certificates for continuing education are provided. Social Work Continuing Ed. credit is provided for an additional $25.00 fee. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with instructor | |
| Primary Client | Adults who live with, care about and work with young people | |
| Secondary Client | Community | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, MI 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7236, Lisa Tams | |
| Contact | Lisa Tams; tams@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Social and Emotional Health; Co-parent Communication Coaching (CCC) | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Co-Parent Communication and Coaching | |
| Details | This is a court-ordered parenting class for anyone that is parenting a child living between two homes. Judges, referees, attorneys, health professionals, and parents (self referral) can refer to the program by calling Lisa Tams or Stacy Johnson. | |
| Current Services | This is a court-ordered parenting class for anyone who is parenting a child between two homes. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Calling Lisa Tams or Stacy Johnson, large group setting | |
| Primary Client | Parents of children living between two homes | |
| Secondary Client | Caretakers | |
| Eligibility | Judges, referees, attorneys, health professionals, and parents (self referral) can refer to the program. | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, MI 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7236, Lisa Tams | |
| Contact | Lisa Tams; tams@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Social and Emotional Health; Kids First, Mom and Dad We Need You | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Kids First, Mom and Dad We Need You | |
| Details | A two-hour educational course designed for divorcing, separating and never married parents. It is held throughout the year in various locations throughout Wayne County including Wayne, Romulus, Livonia and Detroit. | |
| Current Services | Program available to suit parentsâ needs. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Parents must go on-line and register themselves through the Wayne County Third Circuit Court web site at https://www.3rdcc.org/ | |
| Primary Client | Parents | |
| Secondary Client | Children | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, MI 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7236, Lisa Tams | |
| Contact | Lisa Tams; tams@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Social and Emotional Health; RELAX: Alternative to Anger | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | RELAX: Alternative to Anger | |
| Details | RELAX: Alternatives to Anger is designed to help adults, parents, teens and caregivers increase their knowledge about stress and anger issues and put healthy relationship skills into practice by better managing emotions. | |
| Current Services | Ongoing schedule of classes throughout the year | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with instructor | |
| Primary Client | Adults, parents, teens and caregivers | |
| Secondary Client | community | |
| Eligibility | People with anger issues | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, MI 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7236, Lisa Tams | |
| Contact | Lisa Tams; tams@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Social and Emotional Health; Stress Less with Mindfulness | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | MSUE | |
| Unit | MSU Extension | |
| Services | Stress Less with Mindfulness | |
| Details | Stress Less with Mindfulness is made up of five sessions, however they are being offered as stand-alone sessions or as a series. The classes are held in Wayne County throughout the year. | |
| Current Services | Ongoing schedule of classes throughout the year | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Arrangement with instructor | |
| Primary Client | People who want to learn techniques to reduce stress. | |
| Secondary Client | Community | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County Residents | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, MI 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7236, Lisa Tams | |
| Contact | Lisa Tams; tams@anr.msu.edu | |
| Program | Soldiers and Sailors Relief & Michigan Veterans Trust Fund | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Veterans | |
| Unit | ||
| Services | Emergency related financial assistance | |
| Details | Home repairs, Utilities, Food, clothing, Urgent Healthcare | |
| Current Services | Monday-Friday 9:00 AM-3:330 PM | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Social Services Interview is done to access the Veterans situation and to determine which fund to be used. | |
| Primary Client | War Time Veterans | |
| Secondary Client | Families | |
| Eligibility | War time Veteran, Wayne County resident (including Detroit) Documents: DD-214 (military discharge) or service letter Valid State of Michigan Photo ID, Verification of Income and Expenses, Marriage license, Birth Certificate or Proof of legal guardianship of minor children ---Utilities/shut-off notices, Foreclosure notices, Eviction notice For deceased assistance, death certificate, an itemized funeral bill if requesting burial reimbursement. | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Grand Park Centre Building, 28W. Adams, Suite#1710, Detroit, Mi. 48226 | |
| Phone number | (313)224-5045 Phone; (313)2248179 Fax | |
| Contact-Email | John Gardner; jgardner@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | STDs & AIDS Counseling and Testing (HIV,AIDS) | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Social Wellness | |
| Services | Testing & Treatment for Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Syphilis, HIV, Bacterial Vaginosis, Yeast, Trichomoniasis. | |
| Details | Testing for STDs, HIV (anonymous and confidential), Treatment to known positive (non-clinic) clients for Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, partner services for HIV cases, HIV counseling, testing and referral for residential/community providers. | |
| Current Offerings | Same day testing and treatment (HIV may take longer to receive results) | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Appointments and walk-ins | |
| Primary Client | Residents of Wayne County | |
| Secondary Client | All residents of the State of Michigan | |
| Eligibility | Sexually active individuals | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734) 727-7101 | |
| Contact-Email | Todd Spreitzer; Tspreitz@waynecounty.com to report results; JoAnn Wall jwall@waynecounty.com for testing/treatment appointments. | |
| Program | Summer Food Program | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Summer Lunch Programs | |
| Services | At 23 locations throughout Wayne County provide lunches to low income children during the summer months | |
| Details | Lunch is provided between 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM at various locations throughout Wayne County who otherwise would not have access to lunch. | |
| Current Offerings | The program runs from June 20 to August 19, 2016 | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Children visit the assigned locations to receive lunch. No verification required. | |
| Primary Client | Children from 1-18 years of age | |
| Secondary Client | Families of these children | |
| Eligibility | Low-income children. Residency is not an eligibility requirement | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Ponds of Taylor, 15111 Pond Village; Riverview Methodist Church, 13199 Colvin Street; Beechwood, 421 Beechwood Street; St. John AME Family Resource Center, 505 Beechwood Street; Memorial Park, 11051 W. Jefferson; Morningside Park, Wyoming and Morningside; Lapeer Park, Lapeer and Salina; Salvation Army, 2300 Venoy Road; Victory Church International, 32747 Grand Traverse St.; Hamlin Place Estates, 2680 Hamlin; Operation Refuge, 27741 Carlysle; Demby Center, 4360 Hickory Rd; West Village Estates, 7040 Shawnee; Godâs City of Refuge, 34584 Beverly Road; Birch Run Go-op, 35477 Garner; Fine Arts Preschool, 6420 Textile Road; Wayne Recreation Center, 4635 Howe Road; Dozier Recreational Complex, 2025 Middlebelt; Inkster DHS, 26355 Michigan Ave.; Heather Wood, 1672 Heather Wood Dr.; Westwood Park, John Daily and Stollman; Lemoyne Park, Middlebelt and Pine | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7189 | |
| Contact-Email | Vaughn Frederick, vfrederick@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Ticks-Lyme Disease | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Accept tick specimens from exposed humans or domestic pets which may be a carrier of disease and ship specimen to the state lab for testing. | |
| Details | Provide package and ship specimen to state lab. Also, provide education on tick-borne illness. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Provide information Assist with specimen preparation to State Laboratory Consult with Disease Control on human exposure Track specimen results | |
| Primary Client | Residents of Wayne County | |
| Secondary Client | Families in Wayne County | |
| Eligibility | Residents of Wayne County potentially exposed to disease | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Delivery | Indirect | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 | |
| Contact-Email | Maureen Franklin; GeneralEH@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Warrant Enforcement Bureau (WEB) | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | JYS | |
| Unit | WEB | |
| Services | Apprehension and tether | |
| Details | The WEB Unit provides Law Enforcement, Investigative and Security Services to juveniles assigned to the HVCW-JYS Programs. It mixes a professional Law Enforcement presence and services with a Mentoring attitude to have a positive impact on the juvenileâs future. | |
| Current Services | Helping juvenile offenders to reduce their time spent as fugitives in the community keeping the juveniles, their families, and the community safe and working to prevent juveniles from committing new offenses. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Installing and removing Court-ordered tethers on Juveniles, investigating and locating juveniles with an order to detain (WRIT): and working with local agencies and courts to safely and securely return juveniles to Court-ordered custody. | |
| Primary Client | Juveniles currently under court supervision or juvenile programs/services. | |
| Secondary Client | N/A | |
| Eligibility | To be determined by the Court. | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | To be determined by the Court | |
| Phone number | To be determined by the Court | |
| Contact-Email | Sgt. Leeann Koltz and Sgt. Benny Cross, Wayne County Sheriffâs Office Shenetta Coleman, JYS Director; scoleman@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Wayne County Babies/Healthy Families America | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Physical Wellness | |
| Services | Maternal and infant services | |
| Details | Support for low income moms, providing information, violence and abuse support, case management and referrals | |
| Current Services | Maternal and infant services, support for low income moms, parenting support, violence and abuse support, case management and referrals for moms | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Home visits and phone support | |
| Primary Client | African American mothers | |
| Secondary Client | Infants | |
| Eligibility | African American mothers and infants ages 13 to 24 months living in Highland Park, Hamtramck, Inkster, Taylor and Westland | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 17421 Telegraph Road, Detroit, 48219 | |
| Phone number | (313) 537-1708 | |
| Contact-Email | Elaine Bradley; Ebradley@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Wayne County Sheriffâs Tether Program | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Clinical | |
| Unit | Adult Community Corrections | |
| Services | Provides GPS tether and case management services to designated pre-trial offenders. | |
| Details | 24-hour GPS tether monitoring and case management | |
| Current Offerings | Pretrial conditions compliance | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Wayne county Sheriffâs Office | |
| Primary Client | Court ordered pre-trial defendants | |
| Secondary Client | Court ordered pre-trial defendants | |
| Eligibility | Limited to pre-trial defendants released by the court as a condition of bond. | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Wayne County Jail | |
| Phone number | (313)875-9075 | |
| Contact-Email | Lt. Karmen Ramirez; Kramirez@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | West Nile Virus (WNV) and Zika Virus | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Environmental Wellness | |
| Services | Mosquito monitoring | |
| Details | Set mosquito traps and monitor mosquitoes for the presence of West Nile and Zika Virus. Provide information to the public regarding West Nile and Zika Virus activity in Wayne County and preventative measures that can be taken to minimize risks. | |
| Current Services | Surveillance during warm weather months Prepare samples and test for presence of West Nile Virus. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Set mosquito traps and monitor multiple areas in Wayne Countyâs jurisdiction (Outside of the City of Detroit.) | |
| Primary Client | Citizens and visitors of the County | |
| Secondary Client | Michigan Department of Health and Human Services | |
| Eligibility | Wayne County jurisdiction | |
| Type of Service | Mandated | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7400 (reception desk) and (734)727-7445 (Hotline) | |
| Contact-Email | Maureen Franklin; GeneralEH@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | WIC Program | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Wellness | |
| Unit | Family Wellness | |
| Services | WIC provides eligible expectant/new mothers and children to age five years with: EBT Cards for nutritious foods, health screenings; nutrition information, social service referrals and breast-feeding support services. Newborns are evaluated for height, weight, and hemoglobin during each visit. | |
| Details | ||
| Current Services | Services provided throughout Wayne County in each of the 12 locations. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Families bring their child to WIC. Once assessment is done, the family receives an Ebt card that loads credit for specific products. Only one enrollment process allowed per family and includes all children up to age 5. Every four months, a visit with a nutritionist is required and infantâs Height, weight and hemoglobin are evaluated. | |
| Primary Client | Wayne County Residents with children under 5 years of age. | |
| Secondary Client | Residents of the state of Michigan | |
| Eligibility | Residents of Wayne County. Please note clients should visit the same office every time. Documents: Proof of identity for parents and child, proof of birth or pregnancy, proof of residency, proof of income | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | 33030 Van Born Road, Wayne, 48184 (Main Office) | |
| Phone number | (734)727-7107 (Central Call Center ) | |
| Other Locations | Dearborn WIC: (313)216-2201, 640 Maple, Dearborn 48126 Garden City WIC: (734)762-8430#4, 28901 Cambridge Ave, Garden City 48135 Hamtramck WIC (313)871-1963, 9025 Jose Campau, Hamtramck 48212 Highland Park WIC: (313)202-0298, 138 Cortland, Room 202C, Highland Park, Mi.48203 Inkster/Western Wayne (313)561-5100 ext.114, 2500 Hamlin Court, Inkster 48141 Johnson Preschool WIC (313)724-6658, 20701 Wohfeil Street, Taylor 48180 Redford WIC (313)676-4220, 2532 Five Mile Road, Ste.2, Redford48239 River Rouge WIC: (313)914-2373, 550 Eaton St., Room 224, River Rouge 48218 Southgate WIC (734)287-3075, 18635 Bowie Street, Southgate 48195 Sumpter WIC: (734)461-6419, 23483 Sumter Road, Belleville 48111 Taylor WIC: (734)955-3900, 26650 Eureka, Suite B, Taylor,48180 Wayne WIC: (734)727-7156, 33030 Van Born, Wayne, 48184 | |
| Contact-Email | Deborah Wendt; dwendt@waynecounty.com | |
| Program | Senior Citizen Nutrition Program | |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Seniors | |
| Unit | ||
| Services | Senior Citizen Meals on Wheels | |
| Details | Congregate Meal Program: Provides nutrition services in a congregate setting at one of the 40 senior luncheon centers, providing socialization with peers as well as nutritious hot noon-time meal meeting 1/3 Daily Recommended Intake (DRI) Home Delivered Meal Program: Provides hot home delivered meals, Monday through Friday to eligible seniors age 60 and older enabling them to remain in their own homes retain independence and prevent premature institutionalization. Liquid Nutrition: Provides liquid nutrition (Ensure) to seniors age 60 and older unable to ingest adequate amounts of solid foods due to a debilitating disease or disorder. Halal Home Delivered Meals: Provides nutritional culturally appropriate Halal meals to seniors age 60 and older of Middle Eastern decent enabling them to remain independent in their own homes with adequate nutrition. | |
| Current Services | Congregate meals, home delivered meals, liquid nutrition (Ensure), Halal home delivered meals. | |
| Delivery Methods for Services | Congregate Nutrition Sites: (40) located throughout 34 communities of Western Wayne County and Downriver. Home Delivered Meals: delivered Monday through Friday to eligible clients Liquid Nutrition: Distributed once per month from 14 distribution sites. | |
| Primary Client | Senior Citizens age 60 and older | |
| Secondary Client | Family Members | |
| Eligibility | Adults age 60 and older; residing in one of the 34 communities of Western and Southern Wayne County (Excluding Detroit). Home delivered meal clients must be homebound, unable to leave under normal circumstances, unable to prepare adequate meals. Liquid nutrition clients must be unable to ingest adequate amounts of solid foods due to debilitating condition. Medical form must be completed by physician. Prescriptions not accepted. | |
| Type of Service | Voluntary | |
| Provider | Direct | |
| Location | Wayne County Senior Citizen Services 30712 Michigan Avenue Westland, MI 48186 | |
| Phone number | Home Delivered/Liquid Meals: 1-800-851-1454 or 734-727-7357 Congregate Meals:1-800-851-1455 or 734-727-7388 Administration :(734)727-7373 | |
| Contact/Email | Joan Siavrakas; jsiavrak@waynecounty.com | |