Impact of Children’s Services Fund on Jackson County Kids

Making a Lasting Difference in Jackson County Kids

The Children’s Services Fund (CSF) is dedicated to improving the lives of kids in Jackson County by funding programs that support mental health and social-emotional well-being. Through strategic investments, we provide essential resources to local organizations focused on the needs of children and families. Our funding has a direct, meaningful impact, helping tens of thousands of kids thrive every year.

At-A-Glance

$32.8
Million
invested in partners
102
Organizations
supported
126
Core Programs
funded
57
Capacity Building
projects
3
Collaboration
projects
3
Community
projects

2025 data

Our Funded Partners

hospitalhillkc.org

2026:

  • Capacity through Technology: $34,978.00 (Technology)
  • Building Successful Futures through Outreach, Mobile Intake and Therapy: $342,750.00 (Family Support Interventions)

2025:

  • Building Successful Futures through Outreach, Mobile Intake and Therapy: $342,750.00 (Family Support Interventions)

2024:

  • Enhancing Futures: $330,000.00 (Family Support Interventions)
  • Enhancing Futures: $330,000.00

2023:

  • Enhancing Futures: $300,000.00 (Family Support Interventions)

2022:

  • Enhancing Futures: $300,000.00 (Family Support Interventions)

2021:

  • TMC & Hope Leadership Academy-Enhancing Futures: $100,000.00 (Family Support Interventions)
  • TruFutures Front Door-Mobile Outreach/Intake: $151,620.00 (Family Support Interventions)

2020:

  • TruFutures Front Door-Mobile Outreach/Intake: $144,400.00 (Family Support Interventions)

2019:

  • KIPP Family and Behavioral Health Clinic: $75,000.00

2018:

  • KIPP Family and Behavioral Health Clinic: $150,000.00 (Family Support Interventions)
www.wecodekc.org/

2026:

  • Capacity through Technology: $34,644.00 (Technology)
  • WeCode KC Youth & Family Mental Health Awareness and Wellness Program: $173,500.00 (Prevention)

2025:

  • WeCode KC Youth & Family Mental Health Awareness and Wellness Program: $173,500.00 (Prevention)
wildwoodctr.org/

2026:

  • Capacity through Technology: $13,200.00 (Technology)
  • Summer Camp for Jackson County Youth: $174,000.00 (Prevention)

2025:

  • Summer Camp for Jackson County Youth: $174,000.00 (Prevention)

2024:

  • Summer Camp for Jackson County Youth: $115,975.00 (Prevention)
kansascityymca.org

2026:

  • Children's Behavioral Health at the Y: $407,000.00 (Prevention)
  • Capacity through Technology: $34,172.82 (Technology)

2025:

  • The Y’s school-based behavioral health expansion project: $370,000.00

2024:

  • The Y’s school-based behavioral health expansion project: $370,000.00 (Family Support Interventions)

2023:

  • The Y’s school-based behavioral health expansion project: $251,303.00 (Family Support Interventions)

2022:

  • The Y’s school-based behavioral health expansion project: $247,391.00 (Family Support Interventions)

2021:

  • The Y’s school-based behavioral health expansion project: $249,987.00 (Family Support Interventions)

2020:

  • The Y’s school-based behavioral health expansion project: $249,987.00 (Prevention)

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 (Prevention)
youthambassadorskc.org/

2026:

  • Capacity through Technology: $12,669.88 (Technology)
  • Teen Empowerment Program: $100,000.00 (Prevention)

2025:

  • Teen Empowerment Program: $1,000,000.00 (Prevention)

2024:

  • Teen Empowerment Program: $75,000.00 (Prevention)

2020:

  • Summer & Academic Year Programming: $42,500.00 (Family Support Interventions)

2019:

  • Summer & Academic Year Programming: $37,500.00 (Family Support Interventions)

2018:

  • Summer & Academic Year Programming: $37,500.00 (Family Support Interventions)
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