The Center for the Works of Mercy at our new location at 10301 Woodward Ave., Detroit, MI 48202, is now open and ready to serve!
We will operate with limited hours as we transition into the new space.
ADDRESS:
10301 Woodward Ave., Detroit, MI 48202
HOURS:
Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
To learn how you can help, donate, or inquire about assistance and resources during our closure, please call 313-335-3261
PHONE:
313-335-3261
DIRECTOR:
Anna Licavoli
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR:
Nick Herman
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The Center for the Works of Mercy in Detroit is a place of hope, healing, and service, offering a compassionate response to those in need through collaboration and community. In addition to the services provided directly by Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan, we are proud to host a number of dedicated partner agencies that serve onsite, each bringing their expertise and commitment to helping individuals and families in our community.
Partner Agencies Serving Here

Our case managers assist with housing-related issues, resource aid, and more. To contact our case managers, call 313-335-3261.
Case Managers

The Mercy Clothing Closet is available to individuals and families in need. You can call 313-335-3261 to schedule an appointment. Seasonal donations are appreciated and accepted. If your parish or organization is interested in hosting a drive, please contact Jacqueline Beltowski at 313-202-9492 or email her at beltowskij@ccsem.org
The Mercy Clothing Closet

The Mercy Food Pantry partners with Gleaners Food Bank to provide food and groceries to individuals and families in need. You can call 313-335-3261 to schedule an appointment.
Mercy Food Pantry

The Center for the Works of Mercy would love your help with sorting donations in our Clothing Closet and packing Food Pantry orders. You can CLICK HERE to sign up to volunteer in the food pantry or contact Jacqueline Beltowski at 313-202-9492 or beltowskij@ccsem.org to get involved!
Volunteer Opportunities

Project Hope is a pro-family initiative that helps with various stages of parenting, including Case Management, Confidential pregnancy testing, Baby items including diapers, wipes, and clothing, Referrals to community resources, Effective parenting skills education and support, Breastfeeding information, Post-partum depression education, Adoption information and support, and more. You can learn more about Project Hope here or call Mary Beecy at the Cabrini Clinic at 313-961-7863 ext. 5, to schedule an appointment.
Project Hope