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Amethyst Place helps families overcome generational poverty, substance use and trauma through three core programs. The Supportive Housing Program provides 37 fully furnished apartments within a tight-knit community. Families receive access to basic needs and can stay as long as needed. Through the Family Empowerment Program, families increase their economic and social mobility through educational, vocational, financial and wellness support and programming. The Therapeutic Support Program helps families heal from past trauma, stabilize mental health, improve parenting skills, and build resilience through on-site mental health care.
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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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Healing House's commitment to provide residential housing and recovery support services has been guided by its 20 years of proven practices for long-term recovery. Healing House provides a safe and stable home environment for people who are recovering from Substance Use Disorder-Opioid Use Disorder. The programs are designed specifically to help create and sustain long-term recovery, addressing the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual components of each participant.
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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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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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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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Sisters In Christ Recovery Housing is a resource for women rebuilding their lives after experiencing a substance-use disorder, mental health issues, incarceration and/or homelessness. Sisters In Christ recovery housing provides 12- to 18-month programs for women referred by the judicial system for transitioning from substance abuse treatment and correctional facilities back into the community. While all former substance users are at-high risk for community and family ex-communication, those with criminal records, also face the additional stigma and challenges in securing safe and affordable housing; employment; and other social services.
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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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Treatment Programs

This map shows all locations for the COMBAT-supported Recovery House programs throughout Jackson County. Use the "Link to page" links above to the view maps for each program being provided funding.