Adult Services

Services for adults with co-occurring disorders and a history noncompliance & hospitalizations (24-hour crisis access to staff)

Jail diversion collaboration for individuals in the law enforcement system, including outreach & police training

Care is available 24-7. For help, Call 844.296.COPE (2073) 

C.O.P.E. provides a continuum of organized crisis and community -based outreach and coordination of care services in partnership with Hegira Programs, Inc. and Neighborhood Services Organization. Our professional mobile crisis teams are available 7 days a week, county wide to come to Emergency Departments, group homes, community mental health clinics, public buildings or other locations to assist adults to help resolve a psychiatric crisis, assess immediate needs and facilitate access to hospitalization, community treatments or support services.

Treatment for those with a primary mental health diagnosis and a co-occuring substance use disorder

NIH Clinicians provide mental health treatment, referrals for mental health services, and offer crisis intervention on-site at Covenant House shelter located in Detroit. Covenant House provides shelter for residents 18-24 years of age who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. NIH Clinicians conduct life skill groups and ensure that requests for mental health services will be assessed and referred to the appropriate level of care. 

Evidence-based psycho-therapy that is used to treat borderline personality disorder, mood disorders, suicide ideation and substance use disorders

Includes discharge planning for adults hospitalized with a psychiatric crisis

Coordinated care with primary care physicians that supports total wellness

Certification course which teaches participants to assess a situation, select and implement interventions and secure appropriate for the individual

Delivered by persons who have common life experiences

Evaluations, medication, management, nursing assessments, psychological testing, case management, community support services, treatment planning, crisis intervention, individual, group and family therapy

If you suspect someone is a victim of trafficking, call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888.373.7888

The overriding philosophy of the Supported Employment program is the belief that every person is capable of working competitively in the community if the right kind of job and work environment can be found. The focus of NIH staff is on offering help to participants in finding and keeping jobs that capitalize on their personal strengths and motivation

Affordable housing, including Section 8 & other rent subsidies, for eligible individuals, families, veterans, youth aging out of foster care, victims of domestic violence and their children, and the homeless

Intake, assessment & screening