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Amethyst Place Recovery Housing For Women & Children
Amethyst Place is a long-term supportive housing program in Kansas City that transforms lives by empowering women in recovery and their children. Located at 28th and Troost, Amethyst Place serves families from across the Kansas City metro area, providing more than just housing—it offers hope, healing, and a fresh start. Since 2000, Amethyst Place has worked to break the intergenerational cycles of poverty, substance use, and trauma. These cycles often go hand in hand, creating deeply entrenched challenges that affect families for generations. Amethyst Place addresses these issues through a holistic, evidence-based model that provides wraparound support tailored to the unique needs of each family.
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Footprints Treatment Program
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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Healing House, Inc. Transitional Living
For over two decades, Healing House has remained a trusted beacon of hope and healing for individuals recovering from Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and Opioid Use Disorder (OUD). With more than 23 years of proven, person-centered practices, Healing House provides stable housing and comprehensive recovery support services that promote long-term wellness. Healing House offers a safe, structured, and welcoming residential environment for individuals on their journey to recovery. Recognizing that successful recovery is not just about overcoming addiction, but about rebuilding lives, the program focuses on the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being of every participant. Residents are supported with essential daily living needs, including guidance in self-care, access to family counseling, stable housing, and assistance with employment, education, and vocational training.
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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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Journey To New Life Residences
Journey to New Life (JTNL) supports individuals reentering society after serving time in a Missouri women's prison. By addressing barriers to employment, housing, and support services, JTNL aims to prevent recidivism and relapse. The program offers peer support, case management, employment services, and weekly recovery groups. Recognizing the challenges faced upon release, such as securing jobs, housing, and treatment for health conditions, JTNL provides a structured and supportive environment. This helps reduce the tenfold increased risk of opioid overdose among recently released individuals. JTNL connects clients with intensive inpatient care as needed and ensures solid recovery plans. The program significantly decreases recidivism, supports family reunification, and assists clients in developing job skills and securing employment. By providing a highly supportive sober living environment, JTNL saves lives, reduces criminal activity, and benefits the community.
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Ozark Recovery Respite & Recovery Housing
Ozark Recovery Housing exists to provide more than just a roof—it offers a pathway to recovery. With a mission centered on creating a supportive, accessible environment for people living with substance use disorders, the program combines person-centered housing, evidence-based treatment, and harm-reduction practices under one roof. Its approach recognizes that every recovery journey is unique and requires flexibility, compassion, and practical support. The program’s housing model is designed to meet individuals where they are. Ozark Recovery Housing begins with a respite and recovery phase for individuals who have fewer than 30 days of sobriety. This "step-up" model provides a low-barrier entry point, welcoming individuals regardless of their current stage of use or co-occurring mental or medical health needs. By offering same-day access to primary care, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and mental health evaluations, Ozark removes traditional obstacles to care.
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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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Sisters In Christ Recovery Houses
Sisters In Christ (SIC) Recovery Housing is a vital lifeline for women rebuilding their lives after facing some of life’s hardest challenges—including substance use disorder, mental health issues, incarceration, and homelessness. The program offers supportive transitional housing in Jackson County, Missouri, with a focus on neighborhoods most impacted by these issues. Women accepted into the program receive 12 to 18 months of holistic, gender-responsive services designed to support recovery, independence, and long-term stability. Whether referred by the court system, treatment providers, or community partners, every participant is welcomed into a safe, structured, and compassionate environment. SIC’s recovery housing program is built around a four-phase model, with each residence offering progressively more independence and responsibility. Movement through the phases is based on progress, readiness, and individual goals.
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Welcome House Sober Living Recovery Program
The Welcome House Sober Living Recovery Program is a Level III Recovery Residence for men 21 or over with substance use disorder (SUD). The only entry requirement is a willingness to stay sober, with no regard for financial status or insurance coverage. Overseen by certified staff and a program director who is a Licensed Master Social Worker, the program provides critical residential stability and accountability in a substance-free environment for those in early recovery.
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