Overview
A free clinic, we provide examinations, maintenance and preventive healthcare for underinsured women. Open weekdays, it utilizes a staff of physicians and nurse practitioners, many of whom volunteer their time, in the areas of: gynecology, internal medicine, podiatry, physical therapy, health coaching, and nutrition.
Originally launched in December of 2008 by SAY Detroit and the Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries as the nation’s first free medical clinic devoted to homeless children and their mothers, the clinic has expanded its reach to female patients with limited income, in transitional housing and employment situations, and who are homeless. Accepting patients from all over the Detroit area, the clinic averages more than 4,000 patient visits annually.
Volunteers
Partners
Corporation sponsorship in fundraising, the donation of equipment and supplies, or coordinating volunteer events for facility and personnel needs is welcome. Please contact SAY Detroit if your organization is interested in partnering with the clinic.
Donors
SERVICES
Hours: M – F, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Exams for Colds, Flu & Ear Infections
- Hypertension Screening & Treatment
- Cholesterol Screening & Treatment
- Diabetes Screening & Treatment
- Laboratory Services
- Gynecological & Breast Exams
- Contraception
- Mammograms (Mobile Unit by Appt.)
- STD Testing
- Health Education
- Fitness Classes
- Weight Loss Classes
- Podiatry Services
CONNECTED COMMUNITIES
Independent non-profits in a Highland Park neighborhood are pooling their energies and talents to connect their efforts and those they serve, addressing a wide range of community needs through amplified outreach and a physical “pathway.”
Providing fresh “Detroit Grown” vegetables for the homeless shelter kitchens of the Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries and others—free of charge—since 2012. Services to the community include:
- Isla’s Garden (236 Glendale), a self serve garden, fenced in and a very nice place for moms and kids (it has toys!)
- Friday food giveaways located at the corner of Cortland and 3rd, from 10AM – 12PM. Staffed by our partners, the Wayne Metro Community Action Agency.
- For home gardeners: free vegetable seed and seedlings, compost, raised beds, and support
- The main production garden at 211 Glendale is not open to the public, but we have many volunteer opportunities. Stop by and help out!
The Avalon Village is a sustainable eco-village that is currently being built to transform one of the city’s most blighted blocks into a safe, functional, and beautiful space for the entire community. The inspiration behind this transformative project is 2 year-old Jakobi RA, who was killed by a hit-and-run driver in 2007.
Our first installation, Jakobi RA Park, serves as a gathering place for celebrations, community service projects, activities and events throughout the year. Adjacent to Jakobi RA park is The Homework House, a renovated brick house where children will receive healthy meals and help with their homework. The house will also feature a computer lab and STEM lab, a kitchen, laundry and shower facilities, a recording studio, and comfortable places to study and learn. Outside, there will be tennis, volleyball and basketball courts and seating.
D2N supports these collaborative efforts, which has become an integrated learning opportunity for Wayne State University Master of Public Health students. In late 2019 the DMC Foundation generously awarded D2N a grant that serves to further strengthen these ties in Highland Park, a portion of which will fund a clinic health coach.
News
COVID-19 Mobile Testing Center Opens at SAY Clinic in Highland Park // UPDATE
**UPDATE: The mobile testing center is now closed. Patients looking for free COVID-19 testing can make an appointment at the SAY Detroit Family Health Clinic. A new, free Covid-19 mobile testing center opened to the public on Tuesday, April 28th on the grounds...
Sharing the (Radiothon) Giving Goes Digital
SAY Detroit awards more than $1.3 million to area nonprofits from funds raised at the 2019 Radiothon
Coronavirus Response at SAY Clinic
The SAY Detroit Family Health Clinic is committed to maintaining a clean and safe environment for all patients, volunteers, staff and visitors while continuing our essential services. As such, we have outlined our efforts to combat the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19)
SAY Clinic Health Fair Inspires Community Unity
There was something for everyone at the 2019 SAY Detroit Family Health Clinic’s community health fair, including plenty of giving by A Time to Help volunteers.
Uniting the Community in Health
We’re hosting a FREE health fair at SAY Clinic on August 24 to promote health care and community unity in Highland Park.