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.
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
2024:
- Childhood Mental Health: $330,000.00
2023:
- Childhood Mental Health: $300,000.00
2022:
- Childhood Mental Health: $300,000.00
2021:
- Childhood Mental Health: $275,000.00
2020:
- Childhood Mental Health: $239,575.00
2019:
- Childhood Mental Health: $234,670.00
2018:
- Childhood Mental Health: $129,238.00
2024:
- Mental Health Services for At-Risk Adolescents: $62,100.00
2023:
- Mental Health Services for At-Risk Adolescents: $103,500.00
2022:
- Mental Health Services for At-Risk Adolescents: $103,500.00
2021:
- Mental Health Services for At-Risk Adolescents: $95,000.00
2020:
- Mental Health Services for At-Risk Adolescents: $53,989.25
2021:
- The Children's Shelter Crisis Care Services: $231,000.00
2020:
- The Children's Shelter Crisis Care Services: $220,000.00
2019:
- The Children's Shelter Crisis Care Services: $200,000.00
2018:
- The Children's Shelter Crisis Care Services: $150,000.00
2023:
- Creating Transition Success for Central City Youth with Disabilities: $112,500.00
2022:
- Creating Transition Success for Central City Youth with Disabilities: $112,500.00
2022:
- Promise 1000: $290,000.00
- Moving Beyond Depression: $199,800.00
2021:
- Promise 1000: $262,500.00
- Moving Beyond Depression: $190,265.00
2020:
- Promise 1000: $250,000.00
- Moving Beyond Depression: $238,000.00
2019:
- Promise 1000: $250,000.00
- Moving Beyond Depression: $234,736.00
2018:
- Promise 1000: $187,500.00
- Moving Beyond Depression: $182,128.00
2024:
- Enhancing Futures: $330,000.00
2023:
- Enhancing Futures: $300,000.00
2022:
- Enhancing Futures: $300,000.00
2021:
- TMC & Hope Leadership Academy-Enhancing Futures: $100,000.00
- TruFutures Front Door-Mobile Outreach/Intake: $151,620.00
2020:
- TruFutures Front Door-Mobile Outreach/Intake: $144,400.00
2019:
- KIPP Family and Behavioral Health Clinic: $75,000.00
2018:
- KIPP Family and Behavioral Health Clinic: $150,000.00
2024:
- Summer Camp for Jackson County Youth: $115,975.00
2024:
- Parenting with Play: $50,000.00
2023:
- The Y’s school-based behavioral health expansion project: $251,303.00
2022:
- The Y’s school-based behavioral health expansion project: $247,391.00
2021:
- The Y’s school-based behavioral health expansion project: $249,987.00
2020:
- The Y’s school-based behavioral health expansion project: $249,987.00
2019:
- The Y’s school-based behavioral health expansion project: $243,243.00
- Providing Behavioral Services in Y Club After School Programing: $31,184.00
2018:
- Providing Behavioral Services in Y Club After School Programing: $69,465.00
2024:
- Teen Empowerment Program: $75,000.00
2020:
- Summer & Academic Year Programming: $42,500.00
2019:
- Summer & Academic Year Programming: $37,500.00
2018:
- Summer & Academic Year Programming: $37,500.00
2023:
- Becoming A Man (BAM): $90,000.00
- Working on Womanhood (WOW): $90,000.00
2022:
- Becoming A Man (BAM): $90,000.00
- Working on Womanhood (WOW): $90,000.00
See where your tax dollars are making an impact.
We’re grateful for the funds the small sales tax provides, but it only supports 60% of the need for children’s mental health services in Jackson County. View the maps below to see where your tax dollars are going to work across the county on behalf of kids, youth, and families.
Map key
- Yellow – 1 organization
- Orange – 2-5 organizations
- Green – 6-10 organizations
- Blue – 11-20 organizations
- Purple – 21+ organizations
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.”
