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Benilde Hall Program
Benilde Hall
Program Summary: The mission of Benilde Hall is to provide services for treating addiction, mental health and homelessness, so individuals may return to the community as responsible, employed and permanently housed contributing members of society. Benilde Hall is an all-encompassing program, which provides substance use disorder treatment, mental health treatment, supportive residential housing and a work therapy program for homeless chemically dependent males all in one facility.
Program Addresses:
3220 E 23rd St. • Kansas City, MO 64127
Contact:
816-842-5836 • benildehall.org
2022 COMBAT Funding: $447,955.00
In Benilde Hall's Own Words
Expanding Services
Benilde Hall's goal is to expand the Substance Abuse Treatment (SAT) program to provide 450 -- an increase from 350 -- adult males who are experiencing homelessness and chemical dependency with the services and tools they need to live healthy, sober lifestyles and to secure stable employment, income and permanent housing. so they can be productive, contributing Jackson County community members.
All-Encompassing Program
SAT is an evidence-based, all-encompassing program that provides intensive outpatient services along with mental health treatment and supportive residential housing to treat substance use disorder among males experiencing homelessness and chemical dependency. COMBAT funds will support salaries and benefits of highly qualified, experienced and trained staff, many of whom are former Benilde Hall graduates and Certified Peer Specialists, along with direct program costs (insurance and drug testing). This program fulfills our mission to provide services to treat substance use disorder, mental health, and homelessness so individuals may return to the community as responsible, employed, and permanently housed members of society.
27 Years
For 27 years, Benilde Hall has been serving adult males ages 18 and older who are experiencing homelessness and substance use disorder throughout Jackson County. Substance use disorder, mental health disorders and homelessness often go hand-in-hand. Two-thirds of people experiencing chronic homelessness have a substance use disorder and roughly 30% have a serious mental illness. Local data shows substance use is a growing problem in Jackson County, with rising emergency room rates due to substance use disorder, alcohol-involved driving deaths, drug poisoning deaths, and opioid dependence.
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INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT
These are the agencies that have COMBAT-funded Intensive Outpatient Treatment programs.
Benilde Hall
» Benilde Hall Program
Outpatient and supportive housing for men
Crittenton Children's Center (St. Luke's Hospital)
» Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program
For youths 12-19
Heartland Center for Behavioral Change
» Kansas City Substance Use Disorder Services
Offering inpatient detoxification care with ongoing treatment services
KC CARE
» Medicated-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
For individuals with opioid use disorder
Mattie Rhodes
» Nuevo Amanecer (New Dawn)
Bilingual and bicultural program
Rediscover
» Coed, Women and Children's Treatment Services
Sheffiled Place
» Sheffield Place
Services for homeless mothers and their children
Swope Health Services
» Imani House
"One Stop Helathcare Shop," offering counseling, outpatient and partial hospitalization services
Truman Medical Center Behavioral Health
» Recovery Health Services
Providing outpatient substance use disorder treatment