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10/13/2026

📌OAKLAND COUNTY SUBSIDIZED HOUSING LIST‼️ 🏠 📌📌📌📌📌

Below is a list of subsidized housing properties located in Oakland County.
🚨For more information about an individual property, please call the number provided for each housing development.

📌Countryside 1 Auburn Hills 248-373-8359 (Multi-Family/Individual)

📌Meadow Creek Village Auburn Hills 248-253-8640 (Senior 62+)

📌Oakland Square Co-op 1&2 Auburn Hills 248-373-0050 (Individual/Family)

📌Clawson Manor Clawson 248-435-5650 (Senior 62+)

📌Farmington Place Farmington 248-478-8544 (Senior/Multi-Family)

📌Detroit Baptist Manor Farmington Hills 248-626-6100 (Disabled or Senior Housing)

📌Devon Square Ferndale 248-541-7128 (Disabled/Senior 62+)

📌Hazel Park Manor Co-op Hazel Park 248-548-1364 (Senior Housing)

📌Hazelcrest Place Apartments Hazel Park 248-542-5386 (Senior/Multi-Family)

📌Highland Haven Highland 248-889-2726 (Senior Housing)

📌Highland Meadow View Highland 248-889-5100 (Senior Housing)

📌The Village of Holly Woodlands Holly 248-634-0592 (Senior 62+)

📌Chateau View Apartments Holly 248-636-0404 (Family)

📌Heritage Place Apartments Lake Orion 248-693-9197 (Senior 62+/Mobility Disabled 18+)

📌Village Creek Manor Lake Orion 248-693-4119 (Senior Housing)

📌Madison Heights Co-op Madison Heights
800-593-3052 Senior 62+/(Mobility Disabled 18+)

📌Madison Tower Apartments Madison Heights 248-544-3800 (Senior Housing)

📌New Horizon Co-op Madison Heights 248-585-0999 (Disabled/Senior 62+)

📌Solberg Tower
Madison Heights 248-542-6720 (Disabled/Senior 62+)

📌Kensington Heights Milford 248-685-2400 (Family)

📌Prentis Jewish Apartments Oak Park 248-592-1102 (Disabled/Senior 62+)

📌Oxford Square Oxford 248-969-6963 (Senior Housing)

📌Arborview Manor Pontiac 248-335-4848 (Individual/Family)

📌Carriage Place Apartments Pontiac 248-332-8345 (Individual/Family)

📌Fairmont Farms Co-op Pontiac 248-338-4259 (Multi-Family/Individual)

📌Lancaster Village Co-op Pontiac 248-373-8280 (Multi-Family/Individual)

📌McDonald Senior Apartments Pontiac 248-292-2095 (Senior Housing)

📌Newman Court Apartments Pontiac 248-373-7298 (Multi-Family/Individual)

📌North Hill Farms Pontiac 248-334-7500 (Multi-Family/Individual)

📌Phoenix Place Apartments Pontiac 248-335-7520 (Disabled/Senior 62+)

📌Pontiac Plains Apartments Pontiac 810-385-4463 (Mental/Develop Disabled)

📌Pontiac Townhouse Co-op Pontiac 248-335-7148 (Individual/Family)

📌Spring Lake Village Pontiac 248-334-0902 (Individual/Family)

📌The Village of Oakland Woods Pontiac 248-334-4379 (Senior 62+)

📌Walton Park Manor Co-op Pontiac 248-338-2000 (Individual/Family)

📌Walton Park Manor North Pontiac 248-454-8161 (Individual/Family)

📌Woodland Heights Apartments Pontiac 248-334-3505 (Individual/Family)

📌Avon Tower Rochester 248-652-4394 (Senior 62+/Mobility Disabled 18+)

📌Northridge Apartments Rochester Hills 248-651-1880 (Individual/Family)

📌Barton Towers Co-op Royal Oak 800-593-3052 (Senior Housing)

📌Walled Lake Villa
Apartments Walled Lake 248-624-8282 (Family)

📌Lakeland Place Waterford 248-682-3122 (Disabled/Senior Housing)

📌Waterford Meadows Waterford 248-683-2224 (Family)

📌Whispering Woods Apartments Waterford 248-363-2775 (Family)

09/14/2026

This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we honor survivors and emphasize the intersection of trauma and substance use disorder. By fostering compassionate care and a supportive community, we can empower individuals on their recovery journey. Join us in creating a space of hope and healing.

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08/17/2026

Seeking help? Our Women's Specialty Program is ready to support you! 💖
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03/16/2026

Older adults facing opioid addiction often struggle with multiple health and social challenges.

By combing addiction treatment with comprehensive care, organizations can help patients regain control of their lives.

Peer support, coordinated medical care, and accessible resources empower seniors to recover safely and confidently.

Stories like Renee Gray's show that recovery is possible at any age.

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https://tradeoffs.org/2026/02/12/a-better-way-to-care-for-older-adults-with-opioid-addiction/

How one addiction clinic in Baltimore has found success combining addiction care with support for the many other health problems older Americans often face.

03/16/2026

Positive Images is expanding its team! We are actively seeking dedicated professionals for various roles including Therapist, Recovery Coach, and Case Manager. If you are passionate about making an impact in the community, we want to hear from you. Apply today to be part of our mission to support and uplift individuals on their journey to wellness.

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03/13/2026

Recovery is a journey that grows stronger with support and guidance.

Positive Images Inc. in Detroit helps women and families overcome substance use and related challenges through personalized care.

Our therapeutic community provides resources for mental health, housing, and healthy living.

Rebuilding life is possible when help meets compassion and understanding.

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Positive Images Inc. is a non-profit advocacy group and therapeutic community providing substance abuse treatment to adults and families in MI. Contact us!

03/13/2026

After losing their son to an overdose, the Keisters turned grief into action, founding atTAcK Addiction to support recovery across Delaware.

Over more than a decade, they expanded housing, advocacy, and community programs, helping thousands find resources and hope.

Now, new leaders take the reins, carrying forward a mission centered on people in recovery.

Their story shows how personal tragedy can inspire systemic change and lasting impact.

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https://whyy.org/articles/attack-addiction-delaware-recovery/

The overdose death of their son 13 years ago led to the Keisters’ creation of atTAcK Addiction.

03/13/2026

Overdose deaths have dropped, but the opioid crisis still touches entire families and communities.

Experts urge policies that focus on prevention, treatment access, and reducing new users rather than just counting fatalities.

Street-drug changes and uneven local realities show the complexity behind the numbers.

Lasting impact comes from health systems and policymakers working together to tackle addiction comprehensively.

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https://ldi.upenn.edu/our-work/research-updates/experts-warn-addiction-policy-is-weak-despite-falling-overdose-deaths/

The rate of opioid overdose deaths is decline but nobody knows why

03/12/2026

For teens trying to get sober, a typical high school can feel like the last place to rebuild.

Positive Images’ Recovery Support High School in Detroit is designed for students 14–21 who see their substance use as a problem and want to stop. In a trauma‑informed, stigma‑free setting, recovery clinicians work alongside school staff so treatment, relapse‑prevention planning, and education all happen together.

Visit this page to learn more:

https://www.positiveimageinc.org/advocacy-groups-services/recovery-high-school

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Positive Images Inc. is a non-profit advocacy group and therapeutic community providing substance abuse treatment to adults and families in MI. Contact us!

03/12/2026

New research from Tufts suggests regular family dinners really can lower substance-use risk for many adolescents—but only up to a point.

In a national survey of 12–17-year-olds, higher-quality meals (good conversation, low distractions, shared enjoyment) were linked with a 22%–34% lower prevalence of alcohol, cannabis, and e-cig use among teens with little or moderate adversity.

For youth facing heavier stress and trauma, though, mealtimes alone didn’t offer the same protection. Those kids need trauma-informed support and additional ways to connect, inside and beyond the family.

More insight:

https://now.tufts.edu/2026/02/05/family-dinners-may-reduce-substance-use-risk-many-adolescents

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