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The goal of the TIES (Team for Infants Exposed to Substance use) Program is to identify and support pregnant or postpartum women and their families affected by maternal substance use in order to reduce drug use, promote healthier families, increase family stability through education and employment, and build on family resources. This crucial period of pregnancy and childbirth presents a valuable window of opportunity to enhance motivation and encourage women to consider substance use treatment and related life changes to promote their infants' health.
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The Cornerstones of Care Substance-use Treatment Program provides a holistic treatment approach focused on children and families learning essential skills to maintain a drug-free life. Cornerstones of Care has partnered with COMBAT for 20 years to help children and families preempt the onset of drug use or interrupt a potential cycle of substance abuse for adolescents. Cornerstones of Care serves children and youth who suffer from the effects of traumatic experiences such as neglect and physical abuse as well as substance abuse by family members and violence in the home. This can often times lead to extended out-of-home placements for children. Children in the program are referred by the Jackson County Family Court, the Missouri Children's Division, and school districts.
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First Call's Recovery Support Navigation program streamlines access to treatment and helps sustain recovery from substance use disorder (SUD) for uninsured and underserved individuals, many of whom have co-occurring mental health disorders and trauma. The program supports individuals in areas of Jackson County with high levels of violent crime and/or are part of the community's re-entry population. Using the patient navigation model and evidence-based treatment models, First Call's goals are to (1) ensure access to counseling and recovery support to sustain or increase clients' motivation to change, (2) ensure consistent substance use assessment, and (3) remove barriers to care (e.g., childcare, transportation, employment) through care coordination. The program mitigates risk factors unique to each target population.
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Footprints reduces barriers to substance use disorder treatment and housing by providing treatment services at low or no cost, being located on public transportation routes, and by providing a supportive recovery housing environment for people who have been housing insecure. COMBAT funding allows Footprints to provide the following services: 1) Outpatient Treatment Services. 2) Recovery Community Center. 3) Recovery Housing. 4) Criminal Justice Outreach-Recidivism Reduction.
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The Guadalupe Center's Outpatient Treatment program addresses the substance use treatment needs of primarily the underserved Latino community in Jackson County. These treatment services and activities will reach an estimated 80 Jackson County residents, primarily but not limited to, Latino adult men and women, who are low income and uninsured, facing life challenges due to use of illicit substances including cocaine, methamphetamine, marijuana, opiates and more recently fentanyl. They reside primarily in Kansas City's Northeast, Westside, East side and Midtown neighborhoods, in addition to Eastern Jackson and Independence.
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The Nuevo Amanecer (New Dawn) program works to prevent and reduce drug use/abuse and drug-related crime in the community through Mattie Rhodes Center's specialized bilingual and bicultural substance abuse program. Through MRC's holistic continuum of care, this program integrates violence prevention into its treatment methodology and wraparound resource services. This aligns with COMBAT's goal to assure effective treatment and rehabilitation for adult and juvenile substance abusers.
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PLAZA ACADEMY PROGRAM -- The Plaza Academy's school-based substance abuse treatment program provides services for all of its 7th- 12th grade students who are at-risk for substance abuse due to their lack of success in their previous environment. This program provides individual counseling, family counseling, group counseling, group education, case management and special education services for the students. Research has shown that adolescents who stay in school and receive substance abuse treatment and education are more likely than their peers to remain drug free.
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ReDiscover's substance use disorder (SUD) programming offers a range of behavioral health services, from urgent care and outpatient programs to residential treatment programs and recovery houses throughout Jackson County—but with particular focus on Lee's Summit, Blue Springs, southern Kansas City, Raytown and Grandview. Jackson County residents struggling with SUD experience a variety of challenges and need both early intervention and ongoing treatment to reach and maintain a sufficient level of recovery. Many residents with SUDs do not have adequate health coverage, are unemployed, and do not have support systems in place.
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Rose Brooks Center's Supported recovery program provides specialized treatment and recovery services to victims of domestic violence who reside either in the agency's emergency shelter or in the broader community. The voluntary Supported Recovery Program complements the other existing Rose Brooks Center domestic violence services and supports survivors' ability to know what is best for themselves. While substance use does not cause domestic violence, there is a statistical correlation between battering incidents and chemical use. Not only do batterers tend to abuse drugs and alcohol, but domestic violence also increases the probability that survivors themselves will use alcohol and drugs to cope with the violence. As such, the issues of domestic violence and substance use should be treated simultaneously.
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Saint Luke's Hospital Crittenton's Adolescent Substance Use Intensive Outpatient Program serves young persons, ages 12-19 (middle school- and high school-aged) from the Greater Kansas City area, experiencing problems in their lives associated with their use of substances. We treat the young person as well as their family and community also affected by the use of substances. Crittenton strives to offer the highest quality culturally competent care for its clients. COMBAT funding enables Crittenton to treat clients with financial needs due to loss of employment, exhaustion of insurance benefits or without coverage for substance use counseling, incarceration, and other long-term problems that impinge on employment and income status.
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The Imani House Substance Use Disorder program at Swope Health Services is an established and recognized community partner in combating drug abuse in Jackson County. Imani House is an adult substance use disorder program that has served over 10,000 individuals since it's open in 1992. The program provides evidence-based services within three levels of care, based on individual needs. Program components are designed to address the wide range of problems impacting substance use: complex family relationships, legal, financial, trauma, employment, housing, mental health and chronic medical issues. These issues often trigger substance use and complicate recovery.
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Recovery Health Services (RHS) provides outpatient substance use treatment to those in the Jackson County. RHS has participated in developing the ASAM criteria through the State of Missouri to ensure that clients' risk level is assessed and placed in the appropriate level of services. This process is to ensure the client is receiving the right service and right amount of services. RHS has also implemented Housing First model to assist clients with having a stable place to live as this leads to better outcomes as it relates to substance use disorders.
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