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Benilde Hall is expanding and enhancing its comprehensive, trauma-informed, evidence-based Substance Abuse Treatment (SAT) program. SAT provides residential housing and substance use disorder and mental health treatment for homeless adult males (ages 18 and up) experiencing chemical dependency. COMBAT funds support three key areas of our program: 1) salaries and benefits of qualified, trained, and experienced staff, who will deliver counseling, case management, group education, and other support services directly to clients; 2) direct program costs, including drug testing and housing supplies; 3) staff training and certification costs around evidence-based practices; and 4) bed nights for clients staying beyond the funded 45-day period.
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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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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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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'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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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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Founded in 1991, Sheffield Place is a treatment and supportive housing program that focuses exclusively on homeless and deeply traumatized single mothers with children. These mothers with multiple barriers to success, including addiction and mental health issues. Treatment services provided include individual therapy, therapy and educational groups, case management, employment assistance, substance abuse counseling-case management, recovery support, relapse prevention and housing. Families may continue to receive services after they transition to permanent housing through Sheffield's Aftercare-Outpatient programming.
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SWOPE HEALTH SERVICES PROGRAM -- The Imani House Substance Abuse Treatment Program at SHS is an established and recognized community partner in combating drug abuse in Jackson County. Imani House is an adult substance use treatment program that has served over 10,000 individuals since 1992. The program provides evidence-based services within three levels of care. 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 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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