1196 Ecorse, Ypsilanti • (734) 485–7658
Assists low-income Washtenaw County residents with emergency needs. Volunteer opportunities include answering helpline phones, office tasks, fundraising, special events, furniture delivery, and help with Circles, a mentoring program designed to lift families out of poverty. office@friendsindeedmi.org, friendsindeedmi.org
950 Victors Way, ste. 50 • (734) 677–1558
Builds and renovates homes in partnership with qualifying low-income county families. Also runs Habitat for Humanity ReStore (see Donations). h4h.org V
518 Harriet, Ypsilanti • (734) 484–2989
Provides free medical, dental, food, and behavioral health care to the uninsured. This includes hot meals and fresh produce; basic needs such as free laundry, emergency infant formula, and diapers; primary medical care; referrals for specialty care; in-house dental care; mental health support; health care navigation services; and more. Social work services include client advocacy, application support, and limited financial assistance. Appointment required. No emergency care or walk-ins. Limited capacity. Mon.–Fri. 9 a.m.–5 p.m. thehopeclinic.org V
2051 S. State • (734) 769–4085
Provides clothing, small household items, bedding, and toys at no cost to Washtenaw County residents in need. Clients served Mon.–Fri. 10 a.m.–2 p.m.; donations accepted Mon.–Wed. 9 a.m.–1:30 p.m., Thurs. & Fri. 10 a.m.–1:30 p.m. housebyroad@gmail.com, housebythesideoftheroad.org V
5361 McAuley, ste. 1125, Ypsilanti (Trinity Health campus)
Furnishes apartments and homes in Washtenaw County for individuals and families exiting homelessness. Services by referral only. contactus@housen2home.org, housen2home.org V
(734) 961–1999 (Mon.–Fri. 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.)
Single point of entry for all county shelters. For Washtenaw County residents who face eviction, owe back rent, are experiencing homelessness, or have no ongoing place to stay. hawc@washtenaw.org, housingaccess.net
3501 Stone School Rd. • (734) 945–7825
Provides food, camping supplies, winter weather amnesty, friendship, guidance, laundry, showers, and large group meetings for the unhoused community. Hours depend on staff availability. Free meal every other Sun. 3–5: 30 p.m. ask.missiona2@gmail.com, missiona2.org/jimmy-hill-house
3621 S. State, ste. 650 • (734) 998–6686
Provides up to 13 healthy, prepared meals and other supportive services to homebound adults. There are no age or payment requirements, but a $3/meal donation is requested. Visit website for more information on eligibility, meal options, and to submit a meal request form. aamealsonwheels@umich.edu, michiganmed.org/aamow V
22 Center, Ypsilanti • (734) 481–2000
Financial assistance for people with disabilities. Helps with expenses such as rent, utilities, food, and clothes. Income, assets, and residency requirements apply. Mon.–Fri. 8 a.m.–5 p.m. or apply online. michigan.gov/mdhhs V
2245 S. State, ste. 200 • (734) 769–0209
A psychosocial support program for Russian-speaking seniors born in a country of the former Soviet Union. Management and social services, housing referrals, emergency financial assistance, burial assistance, referrals and resource advocacy, transportation, interpretation and translation services, ESL classes, Meals on Wheels, friendly home visits, kosher congregate meals and food pantry program, short- and long-term counseling, and health education. info@jfsannarbor.org, jfsannarbor.org/programs-services/aging-caregiver-support/nac V