About Detroit Central City
Who: |
Detroit Central City Community Mental Health, Inc. (DCC) |
What: |
The premier provider of accessible, comprehensive mental health services, substance abuse treatment and prevention, and housing opportunities, which enhance consumers' ability to live productive lives in their community. |
Where: |
10 Peterboro, Detroit, Michigan 48201 |
CEO: |
Irva Faber-Bermudez, APRN, BC. |
Staff: |
Services are provided by a highly qualified and experienced staff of over 100 individuals that include psychiatrists, nurses, social workers, case managers, housing specialists, employment specialists, and other professionals. |
Accreditation: |
Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), and licensed by the State of Michigan for substance abuse services. |
History |
Founded in late 1960’s and incorporated in 1971 as part of a Model City Neighborhood Program. DCC remains a landmark in the Midtown area of downtown Detroit in providing evidence-based treatment and services. |
Services: |
Specialize in providing ongoing mental health services that include crisis intervention, outpatient therapy, medication management, case management, psychosocial/job readiness training housing placement and housing support programs, residential outreach services and substance abuse treatment and prevention, to low-income adults in Wayne County |
Mission: |
Detroit Central City Community Mental Health's Mission is to achieve wellness in the community by providing an integrated array of mental health, housing and substance abuse services with dignity and respect. |
Contact: |
www.dcccmh.org - 313-831-3160 |