TMH professionals visit OGD to perform client assessments, and also provide services at their two locations. Services may include cognitive behavior therapy, solution-focused brief therapy, group therapy, family therapy, and crisis intervention and stabilization.

OGD residents also may be connected by TMH personnel to medical professionals for health-care, vision and dental services. Case managers also help with service coordination, including assisting clients with transportation, housing, employment, community groups and many other services.

Founded in the late 1960s as part of the Model City Neighborhood Program, and incorporated in 1971, Detroit Central City is a non-profit agency serving adults who have been diagnosed with severe and persistent mental illnesses – a key indicator in chronic homelessness. Detroit Central City services include assessments and evaluations; case management and support coordination; a clothing room; crisis intervention/emergency services; housing; literacy training; medication review, distribution and management; psychiatric care; employment services; supportive housing; and individual and group therapy.

MRS staff members work with clients – including the chronically homeless and persistently mentally ill – in job exploration, training and placement. MRS counselors are located in each Michigan Works! Office and also operates the Michigan Career and Technical Institute, a post-secondary residential vocational trade-training program.