Port Huron Odyssey House

01/27/2026

Need a place to get warm during the day? We will open our office up to those needing shelter from the cold. During the hours of 9am - 5pm we will have warmth, coffee, and water for those in need.

Every Wednesday we will have pizza available also starting at 12:15.

Our address is 718 Griswold.

01/27/2026

Need help with substance use or looking for local support?

SCC Link makes it easy. This confidential tool connects individuals with personalized, up-to-date substance use services and resources—quickly and securely, with your privacy protected. No matter where you are on your journey, SCC Link helps you find the support that fits your needs.

Visit scclink.org to get started, or call (810) 987-5300 ext. 1497 to schedule a visit with the Health Department’s At-Risk Peer, Amber, for in-person assistance.

01/27/2026

We ask that our community takes note of this vital change so any survivor seeking help has the accurate phone number to receive our help.

01/21/2026

It is always heartbreaking when one of our recovery champions is gone. Port Huron Odyssey House has just learned of the passing of Laura Bramlett a former recovery coach of CMH currently with Crossroads. We join the mourning of the recovery community and send heartfelt condolences Laura's entire family. Perhaps she has passed from our sight but she remains alive in our memories

01/20/2026

If you know someone in need of shelter tonight, please encourage them to call 810-824-3244. Let's look out for one another!

01/13/2026

Get ready for another compelling episode of the Dumpster Fire Recovery Podcast, featuring Kyle Latham's courageous victory over addiction. This episode provides a realistic and unvarnished portrayal of his experiences, including tales of dumpster fires and his ultimate achievement of a life of recovery.

In this episode of the Dumpster Fire Recovery Podcast, hosts Rick, Guy, and Angela speak with Kyle Latham, a peer recovery coach who shares his raw journey from homelessness and violent lows to long-term recovery and meaningful work in the field. Kyle describes his turning point, time at Sacred Hear...

01/11/2026

We are almost halfway through January!! What are some goals you have set for yourself this year? What is a long term goal you are still in the process of achieving?

My goal for this year is to have more discipline. Especially when it comes to exercising and eating healthier. I tend to fall off the wagon after having a successful 3 months. I also want to stop sleeping in on the weekends. I feel that this will help me to stop being so lazy every weekend. It also gives me more hours in the say to get things done.

My long term goal of achieving my Masters Degree and becoming a Computer Forensic Technician had a fork put in it last week. Due to past years of bad grades and addiction, there are semesters where I didn't do so well. Due to those circumstances I attempted more than the maximum amount of credits for my degree and lost my financial aid. I was devastated to say the least. Thankfully I spoke with an advisor and was able to put in the appeal which will be reviewed on Monday. I only need 11 more credits to finish my associates degree!!! So you can see why I was so upset!

In the moment when something goes wrong and we think everything we've worked so hard for is ruined, it's very important to take a step back, take a few deep breaths, and remain calm. We tend to overthink and think the worst in those types of situations. When in reality, if we remain calm, things tend to work out for the best in the end.

Here's to the best year of our lives and achieving goals like the bosses we are ❤️

01/05/2026

We are pleased to present our official Dumpster Fire Recovery Podcast, showcasing a special guest in each episode. Each guest brings their unique experience with addiction, recovery, and the dumpster fires that come along with lived experience. Join us for some real, raw conversation that is sure to bring you laughs and inspiration 😊😆💯🔥😎

MORT - The Mobile Outreach and Response Team of St. Clair County seeks to reach the community through a "Quick Response Team" that originated through a partnership with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to address the opioid overdose epi...

10/31/2025

When the going gets tough, the Y gets going. 💪💙

At the YMCA of the Blue Water Area, we’re here for our community — especially during challenging times.

If you’re a federal employee impacted by the government shutdown, please know you’re not alone. The Y is offering flexible payment options, financial assistance, and scholarship support to help you and your family stay connected to your health and community. Contact us if you're a Y member or program participant facing uncertainty. We're here to help!

We’re also preparing to support those affected by the potential loss of SNAP/EBT or WIC funding. Our first step: a Pop-Up Food Pantry - open to anyone in need. 🥫💛

📍 Location: YMCA of the Blue Water Area
📅 Date: November 3, 2025
🕒 Time: 9:00 AM
🧭 Location: 1525 3rd St., Port Huron, Michigan

Together, we’ll get through this — because that’s what community is all about. 💙

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10/30/2025

**Non-Perishable Donations**

For the month of November we will be accepting donations at our office that will then be distributed to our ladies and children in housing. This is due to SNAP benefits not being given out for November. All of our ladies depend on their food assistance as they are in early recovery and don't have employment yet, or have just started working and don't have extra money for food yet. Any help is greatly appreciated ❤️

Our address is: 718 Griswold

10/26/2025

09/19/2025

Annual Benefit Dinner for Operation Transformation.