There is more help on the way for Milwaukee men suffering from substance abuse.Leaders broke ground Tuesday on a 14-bed Serenity Inns Residential Treatment Center. The $3 million project at 28th and Brown streets is on the city's north side."That's the real reason we're doing this. We average about four to five calls a week from community members individuals that's looking to get into treatment and we don't have a bed available," Serenity Inns Chief Executive Officer Kenneth Ginlack said. The new center is scheduled to open in fall 2024.