JACKSON COUNTY KIDS NEED OUR HELP
Our Funded Partners Making an Impact on Jackson County Kids
As mental and behavioral health continues to be a growing concern in the local community, we’re proud of the critical work our funded partners are doing. It isn’t someone else’s problem. It is our responsibility to support kids, youth, and their families and build a healthy, thriving community. Since 2018, we’ve awarded more than $68 million to 195 programs across Jackson County. Learn more about our dedicated partners and their innovative programs below.
Funding Children's mental health
Why it matters
It's easy to think that kids are naturally resilient and not susceptible to the same issues as adults are. But childhood is where many of those adult issues begin.
Read more about the mental and behavioural health challenges kids in Jackson County have, and how our partners are meeting their needs.
See blogOUR FUNDED PARTNERS
abilitykc.org
2024:
- Mental Health Matters for Children Living with Disabilities: $250,000.00
amethystplace.org
2024:
- Therapeutic Family Support Services: $252,000.00
- Youth Empowerment Therapeutic Program: $300,000.00
2023:
- Therapeutic Family Support Services: $210,000.00
2022:
- Therapeutic Family Support Services: $200,000.00
2021:
- Therapeutic Family Support Services: $97,986.00
2020:
- Therapeutic Family Support: $93,320.00
2019:
- Therapeutic Family Support Services: $92,271.00
2018:
- Therapeutic Family Support Services: $50,000.00
bbbskc.org
2024:
- Mentoring to Support Children Who Have Experienced Trauma: $60,000.00
2023:
- Mentoring to Support Children Who Have Experienced Trauma: $50,000.00
2022:
- Mentoring to Support Children Who Have Experienced Trauma: $105,000.00
2021:
- ACES Mentoring Program for Children Ages 13-18 in Jackson County: $78,750.00
2020:
- ACES Mentoring Program for Children Ages 13-18 in Jackson County: $75,000.00
2019:
- ACES Mentoring Program for Children Ages 13-18 in Jackson County: $75,000.00
bgc-gkc.org
2024:
- Whole Child Development Program: $324,000.00
2023:
- Whole Child Development Program: $270,000.00
2022:
- Whole Child Development Program: $270,000.00
2021:
- Whole Child Development Program: $260,665.00
2020:
- Whole Child Development Program: $248,250.00
2019:
- Whole Child Development Program: $250,000.00
2018:
- Whole Child Development Program: $125,000.00
www.bridgeleadershipacademy.com/
2024:
- Coach Staffing and Resources: $50,000.00
ccon-kc.org
2024:
- HYPE-Helping Youth Plan for Excellence: $84,000.00
2023:
- HYPE-Helping Youth Plan for Excellence: $70,000.00
2022:
- HYPE-Helping Youth Plan for Excellence: $70,000.00
2021:
- HYPE-Helping Youth Plan for Excellence: $100,000.00
2020:
- HYPE-Helping Youth Plan for Excellence: $100,000.00
campfireheartland.org
2023:
- SEL Programming Support for Children: $76,660.00
- SEL Support for Justice-Involved Youth: $64,640.00
2022:
- SEL Programming Support for Children: $67,500.00
- SEL Support for Justice-Involved Youth: $56,304.00
2021:
- Social Emotional Learning & Conflict Resolution for High Risk Youth: $47,736.00
- Thriveology Social Emotional Learning Program: $56,000.00
catholiccharities-kcsj.org
2023:
- Promoting Parenting Skills & Childhood SEL: $150,000.00
2022:
- Promoting Parenting Skills & Childhood SEL: $150,000.00
2020:
- St. Germaine’s Little Lambs: $90,000.00
2019:
- St. Germaine’s Little Lambs: $85,661.75
2018:
- St. Germaine’s Little Lambs: $75,832.00
ccrkc.org
2023:
- Breaking Cycles of Violence: $111,600.00
2022:
- Breaking Cycles of Violence: $104,300.00
2021:
- Breaking Cycles of Violence: $97,500.00
2020:
- Breaking Cycles of Violence: $97,500.00
center.k12.mo.us
2023:
- School-based Social Workers: $279,873.00
2022:
- School-based Social Workers: $274,977.00
2021:
- School-based Social Workers: $262,085.00
2020:
- Academic Year Social Workers: $249,605.00
2019:
- School-based Social Workers: $249,435.00
- Enhanced School-Based Social/Emotional Health Support: $61,500.00
2018:
- Enhanced School-Based Social/Emotional Health Support: $123,000.00
capacares.org
2024:
- Clinical Services: Sustaining Impact: $308,689.00
2023:
- School-based Prevention Programming: $153,290.00
- Clinical Services: Sustaining Impact: $257,241.00
2022:
- School-based Prevention Programming: $150,000.00
- Clinical Services: Sustaining Impact: $250,000.00
2021:
- School-based Prevention Programming: $120,145.00
- Expansion of Clinical Services: $207,160.00
2020:
- School-based Prevention Programming: $114,423.00
- Expansion of Clinical Services: $197,296.00
2019:
- School-based Prevention Programming: $113,153.00
- Expansion of Clinical Services: $172,880.00
2018:
- Expansion of Clinical Services: $78,870.00
cpckc.org
2024:
- ACT Raising Safe Kids Program: $186,000.00
- Child and Family Trauma Treatment Program: $163,190.00
2023:
- ACT Raising Safe Kids Program: $155,000.00
- Child and Family Trauma Treatment Program: $135,992.00
2022:
- Child and Family Trauma Treatment Program: $110,000.00
2021:
- Child and Family Trauma Treatment Program: $73,942.00
2020:
- Child and Family Trauma Treatment Program: $72,659.00
2019:
- Child and Family Trauma Treatment Program: $67,591.00
2018:
- Child and Family Trauma Treatment Program: $69,467.00
www.ccvi.org/
2024:
- Social and Emotional Support for Visually and Multiply Impaired Children: $167,846.00
childrensmercy.org
2024:
- Healthy Families Children's Mercy: $277,500.00
- TIES Program: Team for Infants Exposed to Substance Abuse: $234,000.00
2023:
- TIES Program: Team for Infants Exposed to Substance Abuse: $195,000.00
2022:
- TIES Program: Team for Infants Exposed to Substance Abuse: $195,000.00
- ACT Raising Safe Kids Program: $104,826.00
2021:
- TIES Program: Team for Infants Exposed to Substance Abuse: $195,000.00
- ACT Raising Safe Kids Program: $113,464.00
2020:
- ACT Raising Safe Kids Program: $115,000.00
2019:
- ACT Raising Safe Kids Program: $104,889.00
2018:
- Adults & Children Together (ACT) Violence Prevention Program: $100,000.00
cwckansascity.org
2023:
- Building a Trauma Informed School: $153,000.00
2022:
- Building a Trauma Informed School: $153,000.00
2021:
- Building a Trauma Informed School: $150,000.00
2020:
- Partnership for Trauma Informed Schools: $145,000.00
www.cityyear.org/kansas-city
2020:
- Social-Emotional Learning Intervention Program: $75,000.00
2019:
- Social-Emotional Learning Intervention Program: $75,000.00
commcare1.org
2021:
- Expansion of Children's Enhancement Project: $200,000.00
cackc.org
2024:
- Empower Program (Hickman Mills): $185,000.00
2023:
- Empower Program (Hickman Mills): $98,000.00
2022:
- Empower Program (Hickman Mills): $94,500.00
2021:
- Envision: $129,715.00
2020:
- Envision: $127,750.00
communitylinc.org
2024:
- Homeless Youth and Children's Safe Haven: $183,600.00
2023:
- Homeless Youth and Children's Safe Haven: $153,000.00
2022:
- Homeless Youth and Children's Safe Haven: $135,000.00
2021:
- Transitional Shelter and Services for Homeless Children and Their Families: $119,215.00
2020:
- Transitional Shelter and Services for Homeless Children and Their Families: $113,538.00
2019:
- Transitional Shelter and Services for Homeless Children and Their Families: $111,769.00
cslcares.org
2024:
- Childhood Specialist Case Manager: $60,000.00
- Family Stability Initiative: $300,000.00
2023:
- Family Stability Initiative: $180,000.00
2022:
- Family Services Initiative: $180,000.00
2021:
- Family Stability Initiative: $183,750.00
2020:
- Family Stability Initiative: $175,000.00
2019:
- Family Stability Initiative: $172,366.00
2018:
- Family Stability Initiative: $112,500.00
thecmhs.com
2023:
- PUSH: Jackson County School Prevention Program: $218,121.00
2022:
- Trauma Specialty Therapist for Youth & Family Violence: $49,185.00
- PUSH: Jackson County School Prevention Program: $210,000.00
2021:
- Trauma Specialty Therapist for Youth & Family Violence: $55,631.00
- PUSH: Jackson County School Prevention Program: $179,535.00
2020:
- PUSH: Jackson County School Prevention Program: $170,984.00
2019:
- PUSH: Jackson County School Prevention Program: $166,571.00
- School Prevention Program: $30,800.00
2018:
- School Prevention Program: $61,600.00
corechangingconcepts.org
2024:
- Community Core Changing-Violence Prevention Project: $60,000.00
2023:
- Community Core Changing-Violence Prevention Project: $50,000.00
2022:
- Community Core Changing-Violence Prevention Project: $45,000.00
cornerstonesofcare.org
2024:
- Functional Family Therapy Program: $318,000.00
2023:
- School, Home and Community-based Mental Health Prevention and Intervention Services: $250,000.00
- Functional Family Therapy Program: $265,000.00
2022:
- School, Home and Community-based Mental Health Prevention and Intervention Services: $250,000.00
- Functional Family Therapy Program: $260,000.00
2021:
- Functional Family Therapy Program: $249,500.00
- School, Home and Community-based Mental Health Prevention and Intervention Services: $224,171.00
2020:
- Functional Family Therapy Program: $250,000.00
- School, Home and Community-based Mental Health Prevention and Intervention Services: $224,671.00
2019:
- Functional Family Therapy Program: $250,000.00
- School, Home and Community-based Mental Health Prevention and Intervention Services: $224,671.00
- School, Home and Community-based Mental Health Prevention and Intervention Services: $62,250.00
2018:
- School, Home and Community-based Mental Health Prevention and Intervention Services: $124,500.00
- Functional Family Therapy Program: $180,000.00
crossroadsschoolskc.org
2024:
- In-School Counseling Program: $118,615.00
2023:
- In-School Counseling Program: $197,691.00
2022:
- Student Counseling Program: $196,312.00
2021:
- Student Counseling Program: $160,625.00
2020:
- Student Counseling Program: $152,976.00
delasallecenter.com
2024:
- The Kairos Program: $135,000.00
2023:
- The Kairos Program: $225,000.00
2022:
- The Kairos Program: $225,000.00
2021:
- Student/Family Mental Health Services & Support: $196,500.00
www.dellalamb.org/
2024:
- Della Lamb Mental Health Initiative: $225,000.00
kcdsi.org/
2024:
- Mental Health Services for Families to Support Life Trajectories for Children with Developmental Disabilities in Jackson County: $125,000.00
drummforkids.org
2024:
- Drumm Farm Clinical Expansion Project: $278,428.00
2023:
- Drumm Farm Clinical Expansion Project: $232,024.00
2022:
- Drumm Farm Clinical Expansion Project: $225,000.00
2021:
- Drumm Farm Clinical Expansion Project: $168,054.00
2020:
- Drumm Farm Clinical Expansion Project: $175,854.00
2019:
- Drumm Farm Clinical Expansion Project: $172,127.00
2018:
- Drumm Farm Clinical Services Expansion Project: $80,843.00
uicskc.org
2023:
- Mental Health Intervention Program: $135,000.00
2022:
- UICS Metro Center Early Childhood Mental Health Intervention: $135,000.00
2021:
- UICS Metro Center Early Childhood Mental Health Intervention: $105,000.00
2020:
- UICS Metro Center Early Childhood Mental Health Intervention: $100,000.00
2019:
- UICS Metro Center Early Childhood Mental Health Intervention: $100,000.00
easterseals.com/midwest/
2024:
- Applied Behavioral Analysis: $216,000.00
2023:
- Applied Behavioral Analysis: $180,000.00
2022:
- Applied Behavioral Analysis: $135,000.00
2021:
- Applied Behavioral Analysis: $124,990.00
What our funded partners say about the CSF
"The CSF team are the most wonderful people to work with — so understanding and tuned in to what’s going on. They’ve allowed us to keep kids safe, help them get their childhood back, and enjoy it again."
"The CSF funds have allowed us to grow the Zero Youth Suicide program. Without their support, we could not have added the therapists needed to support the increasing number of youth facing mental health challenges. Their support has been the biggest game changer for us!"
"Many of us don’t realize that each purchase we make in Jackson County provides essential mental health support to children in our community. In just five years, 1/8 of a cent sales tax has allowed the CSF to fund $68 million into local nonprofits, including Amethyst Place. Thank you for prioritizing the little ones!"
“I’m proud that Jackson County residents recognize the value of caring for our kids. As the Children’s Services Fund (CSF) cares for our children, it cares for our community.”
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