Social Services Nonprofit in Michigan

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You’re not alone if you’re horrified by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. And with the Taliban retaking control of Afghanistan, people are being forced to flee their country with no place to go at a record pace. Unfortunately, this type of aggression is nothing new to the thousands of families, many of which are women and children, who annually flee from their homeland because they are in danger of being persecuted. Samaritas and Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service have taken the lead in resettling New Americans and their families and is currently looking for assistance in supporting refugees coming to Michigan.

Help Refugees Today

Samaritas provides Substance Use Disorder Services to those who struggle with the impact of drugs and alcohol. Our SUD treatment model includes: individual and group counseling, medication assisted treatment, case management and recovery coaching for adolescents and adults. We are, now more than ever, committed to combating this public health crisis.

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Community Impact

120,000 Hours of Disability Support

1,411 Foster Youth Served

359 Adoptions

Our Headquarters

8131 E. Jefferson Ave.

Detroit, MI 48214
(313) 823-7700

8131 E. Jefferson Ave.

2080 Union Ave SE

Grand Rapids, MI 49507
(616) 356-1934

2080 Union Ave SE

1545 Keystone Ave

Lansing, MI 48911
(517) 321-7663

1545 Keystone Ave

News

How Samaritas Senior Living Helps Keep Minds Active

Stimulating your brain is very important for your health. Some ways to do so are; social interaction, learning new skills, playing challenging games and doing other activities that require an engaged mind. At Samaritas Senior Living of Traverse City, we value the importance of social... Read More

State of the Art Senior Living

Lately, we’ve been talking a lot about what’s really important in our Senior Living communities. In order for us to provide the best care possible, and really implement our values, we need to do a better job at demonstrating that we value our staff. That’s something... Read More

Lifelong Learning

By Deedre Vriesman We often look to older adults for what they can teach us. We can learn a lot from the rich experiences in their lives. While we often focus on what our elders can teach us, it’s important to remember that older adults still have a desire to learn new things long into... Read More

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