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
Million
invested in partners
102
Organizations
supported
Organizations
supported
126
Core Programs
funded
Core Programs
funded
57
Capacity Building
projects
Capacity Building
projects
3
Collaboration
projects
Collaboration
projects
3
Community
projects
Community
projects
2025 data
Our Funded Partners
www.cohvkc.org/
2026:
- Capacity through Technology: $23,624.00
- Core Funding for Children of Homicide Victims: $0.00
2025:
- Core Funding for Children of Homicide Victims: $0.00
www.childrenip.org/
2025:
- COIP- That's Us: $32,500.00
cackc.org
2026:
- Empower Program (Hickman Mills): $155,904.00
2025:
- Empower Program (Hickman Mills): $146,892.00
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
greatjobskc.org/
2026:
- Capacity through Technology: $35,000.00
- Supporting the Mental Health Needs of KC Scholars: $0.00
2025:
- Supporting the Mental Health Needs of KC Scholars: $0.00
kccare.org
2024:
- Psychiatry and Behavioral Healthcare at Homeroom Health: $41,898.00
2023:
- Psychiatry and Behavioral Healthcare at Homeroom Health: $34,915.00
2022:
- Psychiatry and Behavioral Healthcare at Homeroom Health: $34,630.00
2021:
- Outpatient Psychiatry and Behavioral Health in a Pediatric Health Home: $246,750.00
2020:
- Outpatient Psychiatry and Behavioral Health in a Pediatric Health Home: $235,000.00
2019:
- Outpatient Psychiatry and Behavioral Health in a Pediatric Health Home: $221,043.00
kcpsfoundation.org/
2026:
- Behavioral Health Expansion: $4,000,000.00
2025:
- Behavioral Health Expansion: $150,000.00
2024:
- Restorative Justice Alternative School Support Model: $87,500.00
2023:
- Restorative Justice Alternative School Support Model: $87,500.00
2022:
- Restorative Justice Alternative School Support Model: $87,500.00
2021:
- Alternative School Support Model: $100,000.00
2020:
- Alternative School Support Model: $100,000.00
2019:
- Alternative School Support Model: $100,000.00
rediscovermh.org
2026:
- School Based Mental Health and Wellness: $256,000.00
- Zero Suicide: $275,000.00
- Capacity through Technology: $35,000.00
2025:
- School-Based Mental Health Expansion: $128,780.00
- Zero Suicide: $275,000.00
2024:
- School-Based Mental Health Expansion: $129,780.00
- Zero Suicide: $275,000.00
- Zero Suicide: $277,488.00
2023:
- School-Based Mental Health Services: $129,780.00
- Zero Suicide: $231,240.00
2022:
- School-Based Mental Health Services: $127,650.00
- Zero Suicide: $225,000.00
2021:
- Zero Suicide: $196,350.00
2020:
- Zero Suicide: $187,000.00
2019:
- Zero Suicide: $187,000.00
2018:
- Zero Suicide: $187,000.00
setonkc.org/
2026:
- P.A.C.E: Preventing Adverse Childhood Experiences: $0.00
2025:
- P.A.C.E: Preventing Adverse Childhood Experiences: $225,000.00
2024:
- Capacity Building for Youth Mental Health Services: $5,700.00
2023:
- Equipping to Expand Child-Serving Services: $10,760.00
transformationvisitationhome.org/
2026:
- Capacity through Technology: $11,570.37
- Supervised Parent-Child Bonding and Parenting Skills and Education Program: $100,000.00
2025:
- Supervised Parent-Child Bonding and Parenting Skills and Education Program: $100,000.00
2024:
- Grow TVH: $25,000.00
