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Benilde Hall Program
Benilde Hall is a Kansas City-based organization dedicated to helping adult men recover from substance use disorders and mental health challenges. For over 30 years, it has provided a safe and structured environment where men can heal from trauma, find stable housing, regain employment, and reintegrate into the community as productive and responsible individuals. At the heart of Benilde Hall’s approach is its Substance Abuse Treatment (SAT) program, a comprehensive, trauma-informed, and evidence-based service rooted in the Therapeutic Community (TC) model. In this model, the community itself—staff, peers in recovery, and residents—acts as the agent of change. It’s a place where healing is collaborative, and personal growth is supported through shared responsibility, mutual support, and daily participation in the life of the program.
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Footprints Treatment Program
Footprints is a community-based organization in Kansas City, Missouri, dedicated to reducing substance use disorders and homelessness—especially among low-income and justice-involved residents. Guided by the belief that everyone deserves the chance to heal, grow, and live independently, Footprints offers integrated support that helps people achieve long-term recovery and stability. With a vision of a city where all people—regardless of past struggles—can access the resources they need, Footprints provides treatment, recovery housing, peer support, and outreach programs. Their services not only improve individual lives but also contribute to public safety, economic stability, and stronger neighborhoods. Footprints is committed to removing common obstacles to recovery. Services are low or no cost, accessible by public transportation, and offered in safe, welcoming spaces. The organization recognizes that recovery isn't just about stopping substance use—it's about creating a new life.
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Heartland Center For Behavioral Change
Heartland Center for Behavioral Change offers Withdrawal Management services within the Modified Medical Inpatient Detoxification program and outpatient treatment services. These services are certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health and accredited by CARF. Heartland Center offers a client-centered approach to care with a focus on alleviating the discomfort of withdrawal symptoms. The program goal is to engage the consumer in evidenced-based practices of continuing psych-social treatment services upon discharge from the detoxification episode. Upon intake, every client will receive a full nursing assessment to establish medical stability and the specific immediate needs of the client.
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KVC Behavioral Healthcare Strong & Connected Families
KVC Missouri's Substance Use Treatment Program provides evidence-based, trauma-informed, comprehensive services for children and teens (ages 6-18) struggling with substance use, abuse, violence, and related trauma. The program offers wraparound services including drug testing, counseling, intensive in-home interventions, and group therapy. Utilizing in-person and telehealth methods, it incorporates therapies like CBT, TST, EMDR, and MI. The program aims to build strong, connected families by addressing substance abuse and trauma, ultimately helping youth and families stabilize and thrive. Services are offered in homes, schools, and community settings, with a focus on preventing the need for residential care and supporting reintegration into the community.
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Mattie Rhodes Nuevo Amanecer (New Dawn)
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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ReDiscover SUD Treatment
As a certified Community Behavioral Health Center and nonprofit organization, ReDiscover is dedicated to helping people lead healthier, more stable lives. With services tailored to the unique needs of each client, ReDiscover provides a wide range of programs focused on recovery, wellness, and lasting change. ReDiscover serves primarily Jackson County, Missouri, including Kansas City, Lee’s Summit, Raytown, and Grandview. The majority of those served face serious barriers to care—many are low-income, uninsured, unemployed, and struggling with both addiction and mental illness. To meet these challenges, ReDiscover offers compassionate, person-centered treatment. Every individual begins with a comprehensive assessment by a licensed professional to determine the most appropriate level of care. Clients are then paired with a treatment team, which may include therapists, nurses, community support specialists, and psychiatrists.
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Saint Luke's Crittenton Adolescent Treatment
Saint Luke’s Hospital Crittenton offers a specialized Adolescent Substance Use Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for young people ages 12 to 19 who are struggling with substance use and its impact on their lives. Serving middle and high school students across the Greater Kansas City area, this program helps youth—and their families—reclaim control, build healthier relationships, and foster long-term recovery. At Crittenton, treatment extends beyond the individual. Families, schools, and communities all play a role in a young person’s healing journey, and the program is designed with this wider circle in mind. Crittenton provides culturally competent care that meets youth and families where they are. The program is especially accessible for clients with financial barriers—such as those who have lost insurance coverage, are facing incarceration, or have limited income—thanks to vital support from COMBAT (Community Backed Anti-Drug Tax) funding.
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Sheffield Place Treatment For Homeless Mothers
Sheffield Place is a trauma-informed treatment and housing program in Kansas City dedicated to transforming the lives of homeless mothers and their children. The agency’s mission is simple but powerful: to empower homeless mothers and their children to heal from trauma and become self-sufficient. Through intensive services and long-term support, Sheffield Place helps families stabilize, recover, and build healthier futures together. Sheffield Place works with some of the most vulnerable families in the Kansas City area—mothers experiencing homelessness along with their children, many of whom have suffered severe trauma. In 2023, 100% of families lived below the poverty line, and nearly all had experienced multiple overlapping challenges.
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Swope Health Imani House
Since 1992, Imani House, a program of Swope Health Services, has been a cornerstone in the fight against substance use disorder in Jackson County. With more than 10,000 individuals served, Imani House has earned its reputation as a trusted and compassionate community resource. The program provides evidence-based treatment for adults struggling with substance use and related challenges, helping them move toward wellness, independence, and stability. Imani House is open to adults aged 18 and older who are living with substance use disorder. The program specifically welcomes those who are: • Using intravenous (IV) drugs • Pregnant women in need of treatment • Referred by Jackson County Drug Court • Under supervision by Missouri Department of Corrections • Experiencing homelessness • Frequent users of emergency room services.
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University Health Recovery Health Services
Recovery Health Services (RHS) is dedicated to supporting individuals in Jackson County, Missouri, who are impacted by substance use disorders. Centered in the urban core, RHS provides outpatient treatment grounded in compassion, hope, and person-centered care. Recognizing that each person's journey is unique, RHS tailors services to meet people where they are—offering healing from addiction through clinical expertise, housing support, and trauma-informed services. RHS primarily serves adults living in Jackson County who are experiencing substance use disorders, often alongside related challenges such as: • Trauma (including systemic and generational trauma) • Poverty and financial instability • Homelessness or lack of affordable housing • Legal system involvement • Co-occurring mental health diagnoses
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