1. Benilde Hall Program

   BENILDE HALL PROGRAM -- 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.

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2. Children's Mercy TIES

   CHILDREN'S MERCY HOSPITAL PROGRAM -- The goal of the TIES program is to identify and support pregnant and postpartum women and their families affected by substance abuse in order to reduce drug use, promote healthier families, increase family stability through education and employment, and build on family resources. This crucial period of pregnancy and childbirth presents a valuable window of opportunity to enhance motivation and encourage women to consider substance abuse treatment. All family members, as identified by the pregnant or postpartum woman, will be served. Referrals will be accepted up to six months postpartum. Families of women 18 and older will be eligible for participation.

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3. Crittenton Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program

   CRITTENTON CHILDREN'S CENTER PROGRAM -- Crittenton's Adolescent Chemical Dependency 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. Crittenton treatsthe young person as well as their family and community, as the family and community are also affected by the use of substances. Crittenton strives to offer the highest quality, culturally competent care for its clients.

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4. LS Treatment Services/Women & Children's Program

   ReDISCOVER PROGRAM -- ReDiscover will serve 500 residents of Jackson County in our Women and Children and Coed Programs. These programs provide substance use disorder treatment to residents of Jackson County with priority given to residents of Lee’s Summit, Blue Springs, South Kansas City, Raytown and Grandview. Both programs address the overwhelming need for ambulatory outpatient and residential substance use disorder services, as well as documented violent crime in these areas. Both the Women and Children, and Coed programs provide: Level 2-Residential Inpatient, Level 2-Partial Hospitalization Treatment, Level 3-Drug Counseling and Intensive Outpatient Treatment. The Women and Children’s program also provides Level II Recovery House.

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5. Mattie Rhodes Nuevo Amanecer (New Dawn)

   MATTIE RHOADS PROGRAM -- The Nuevo Amanecer (New Dawn) program is Mattie Rhodes Center’s bilingual and bicultural substance abuse program. The primary, but not exclusive population is Spanish-speaking, Latino individuals who will benefit from a substance abuse program sensitive to their culture and language. Through our substance abuse prevention/treatment program, 80 individuals will be served with over 650 units of service. The youth and adults targeted by this program have been exposed to high rates of poverty, trauma, violence and crime. Many are already involved in/or at high-risk for involvement with the justice system (Truancy Court, Department of Corrections). Additionally, due to factors stemming from poverty, immigration status, community violence, trauma and others, many of those served by this program have co-occurring disorders and treatment needs.

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6. Sheffield Place

   SHEFFIELD PLACE PROGRAM -- Sheffield Place's mission is "to empower homeless mothers and their children to heal from their trauma and gain self‐sufficiency." Sheffield Place provides treatment services and supportive housing to homeless mothers and their children. The reason for family homelessness can be traced to the severe, chronic and continuous trauma the family has experienced. The mothers at Sheffield Place demonstrate the pervasive, negative effects of severe trauma. Like their mothers, the children bear deep emotional and often physical scars. These families have multiple barriers including addiction, mental health, violence and poverty issues. Services provided include individual therapy, therapy and educational groups, case management, employment assistance, recovery support and housing.

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