Get the help you need. Direct access to contacts to support your mental health and violence prevention resources.

Caring For Kids KC

To mobilize community organizations – faith, business, and civic/nonprofit – through a proven four-step process to engage the community to serve collaboratively around neighborhood schools. We work with the superintendents,

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Center for Conlfict Resolution

The Center for Conflict Resolution (CCR), formerly the Community Mediation Center, is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization that provides mediation services, facilitation and training to individuals and organizations. By using restorative

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Concerned Clergy Coalition

The Concerned Clergy Coalition of Kansas City is a nonprofit, 501c (3) organization. We “Create Better Unity Within Our Community” by providing programs and services focused on meeting the spiritual,

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Crime Stoppers

It is the mission of the Greater Kansas City Crime Stoppers TIPS Hotline, a program of the Kansas City Metropolitan Crime Commission, to facilitate a partnership between the public, the

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Grandaprents for Gun Safety

Grandparents for Gun Safety (GGS) was founded in 2013. Our grassroots group united in the wake of the lack of Congressional action following the Sandy Hook shooting that claimed 27

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Ivanhoe Neighborhood Association

The Ivanhoe Neighborhood Council (INC) is a 501(c)(3), not-for-profit neighborhood improvement organization composed of residents of the neighborhood and an ever-growing number of partners committed to the accomplishment of Ivanhoe’s

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click for therapists

Color Collective is a group of counselors, social workers, marriage and family therapists, and psychologists of color who want to provide the Greater KC Metro with an easy way to find therapists of color.

SUPPORT FOR EVERYONE!  ALL INCOME LEVELS. UNINSURED OR INSURED. Beyond private therapists, see below for low cost community centers available.  Plus, with MO Medacaid expansion, it’s not jut 65+ that are covered for services. More people, ages 19-64 can apply for coverage too.

Call or Text 988. 24/7 access to trained counselors who will listen to understand problems and their affects, provide support, and connect them to resources, if necessary.

The United Way of Greater Kansas City provides information on resources available to everyone in the KC metro & 23 surrounding counties.  Simply call 2-1-1 or 866-320-5764, and online at www.211KC.org. You can also reach them by email at 211kc@uwgkc.org.

They have area resources, searchable by zip code, for everything including housing, food, medical supplies, utility assistance, health & insurance, caregiver services, employment, tax preparation, mental health, dental care, veteran services, prescriptions, parenting education, and more!

 

Mental Health and Violence Prevention Resources