1. Now Accepting Applications For 2023 Funding

    2023 Application Home BannerJackson County COMBAT is now accepting online applications for 2023 funding. The deadline to submit applications is 3:00 p.m. Friday, September 2, 2022. COMBAT funding—for Prevention, Treatment, Law Enforcement School-Based Initiatives and STRIVIN'— is only for Jackson County agencies serving Jackson County residents. » GET ALL THE DETAILS

  1. Get The Answers—Spread The Word

    Get The Fentanyl Facts_HomeWhen asked how small amount of fentanyl can be lethal, Dr. Kelvin Walls' response was chilling: "If you can see it, it can kill you." What is fentanyl? Why do drug dealers use it? What makes it so deadly? What are the odds you'll get a fatal dose if you take a counterfeit pill? Get the answers. Spread the word. Warn those you know and love. It could be a matter of life and death. » GET THE FACTS
Community Backed Anti-Crime Tax
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    'Life-Saving' Investigation

    Jackson County Drug Task Force plays crucial role in "life-saving" investigation cluminating in 39 defendants being indicted. Nearly half-ton of meth and almost 50 pounds of heroin seized—along with enough fentanyl for literally millions of lethal doses. » MORE
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    149% Increase In OD Deaths

    Drug dealers are using fentanyl more and more to manufacture counterfeit pills or to mix with other drugs (like a fentanyl-meth combo distributed in baggies with a "red lips" logo). Fentanyl-related overdose deaths in the KC metro have increased 149%. » MORE
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    Innovative Referral Program

    This innovative COMBAT program allows police and others to make a simple referral that can connect individuals or families to life-changing, maybe even life-saving services. The program, launched this summer in Raytown, recently expanded to Norheast KC. » MORE
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    Project RISE

    Project RISE, a COMBAT-funded program at Truman Medical Center/University Health, focuses on helping gunshot wound survivors make a full recovery, with emphasis on "psychological first aid" and, if needed, long-term care for Post Trauma Stress Disorder. » MORE
COMBAT LogoCALENDAR

  1. Monday, September 5

    Labor Day

  2. Thursday, September 8

    COMBAT Commission Meeting

  3. Thursday, October 13

    COMBAT Commission Meeting

  4. Thursday, November 10

    COMBAT Commission Meeting

  5. Friday, November 11

    Veterans Day

  6. Thursday, November 24

    Thanksgiving Day

  7. Friday, November 25

    Day After Thanksgiving

  8. Thursday, December 8

    COMBAT Commission Meeting

  9. Monday, December 26

    Christmas
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COMBAT LogoCOMBAT-FUNDED PROGRAMS


More Than 100 Programs Funded In 2021

» Violence Prevention Programs

• Bullying/Cyber Bullying (14 Programs)• Child Abuse (3 Programs)
• Counseling Services (5 Programs)• Diversion Programs (4 Programs)
• Domestic Violence (18 Programs)• Ex-Offender / Reentry (5 Programs)
• Gang Violence (7 Programs)• Legal Services (1 Program)
• Parenting (14 Programs)• School Attendance/Truancy
   (10 Programs)
• Sexual Assault (1 Program)• STRIVIN' (7 Programs)
• Suicide Prevention (8 Programs)• Teen-Dating Violence (8 Programs)
• Victim Support (7 Programs)• Youth Employment (15 Programs)

• Other Youth-Oriented (22 Programs)

» Substance Abuse Prevention Programs

» Substance Use Disorder Treatment Programs

• Drug Counseling
• Intensive Outpatient
• Partial Hospitalization
• Recovery Houses
• Residential Inpatient

» Law Enforcement School-Based Programs

COMBAT LogoSTRIVIN'

STRIVING Together To Reduce Violence In Neighborhoods

Initiative Focuses On Need For Joint Effort To Reduce Violence In Neighborhoods

This COMBAT initiative brings together school administrators, police officers, elected officials, mental health professionals, social workers, faith-based leaders and concerned citizens to address violence in Jackson County’s most vulnerable neighborhoods. 

With a focus on developing a collaborative, comprehensive and coordinated plan in each “hot spot,” STRIVIN’ recognizes that no one individual or single agency can “save a neighborhood.” It takes working together—striving together—to make any neighborhood a safe place to call home.
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