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Kauffman Foundation

COMBAT-Community Backed Anti-Drug Tax
Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City

Drug Addiction Corrections Programs


Halfway House Programs

Correctional Transitions Unit (CTU)
Kansas City, Missouri

The Correctional Transitions Unit (CTU) residential program is a 53 bed program funded by the Missouri Department of Corrections.  The goal of the program is to provide structured support to offenders who need assistance in making a successful transition to the community.

The CTU residential program is designed with a length of stay of 45-120 days, dependent on each person's progress. All residents are required to secure employment and participate in programming to address problems identified in the Transitional Accountability Plan (TAP) during the case management assessment.  A number of residents have co-occurring mental health and substance abuse issues. Experienced case managers work with each resident to enhance the probability of successful re-entry into the community.

Federal Residential Reentry Center (RRC)
Kansas City, Missouri

KCCC provides structured residential services for federal offenders.  The RRC assists offenders released from Federal prisons in their transition back into the community, and we offer intensive case management, employment assistance and transitional support. Within forty-eight hours of admission, each offender assigned to this facility receives a comprehensive assessment addressing all life areas. In addition, the offenders complete a self assessment identifying his/her goals and release plans. An Offender Re-Entry Plan is completed within ten days of offender admission. This plan reflects identified need areas, goals, interventions, target dates, community resources to be engaged in the plan, and specific on-site programs to which the offender is referred. Progress reviews are conducted, at minimum, every two weeks.

The staff at KCCC are professionally trained to support the residents in their efforts for a successful reentry into the community and compliance with criminal justice system requirements.

 

Substance Abuse Treatment and Other Offender Programs

 

Drug Court
Jackson County, Missouri

KCCC was selected in 2005 to provide treatment services for the Jackson County Drug Court. The Drug Court is a partnership of criminal justice agencies and a treatment provider who work together to meet the needs of drug abusing offenders. The program is a deferred prosecution model where a criminal court commissioner in a courtroom setting uses his or her authority to motivate and assist offenders to complete substance abuse treatment and other obligations.  Clients who successfully complete the program, which is a minimum of one year, receive a dismissal of their criminal charge. KCCC provides the assessment, and either outpatient or intensive outpatient treatment for each of the drug court candidates.

 

Court Services
Independence, Missouri

KCCC currently provides services for municipal courts in the metropolitan area, including Lee's Summit, Independence, Buckner and Grain Valley.  Participation in the programming is mandated by a municipal judge as a sanction following a plea of guilty to a city ordinance or misdemeanor charge.  The defendant is required to complete the designated program within a certain time period and to pay for the service.  The services offered include:

 

 

KCCC is certified by the Division of Drug and Alcohol Abuse to provide the SATOP programming, and by the University of Central Missouri to provide the Driver Improvement Program. 

All services are provided at our offices located at 103 N. Main Street, Independence, Missouri 64050.

 

 

Substance Abuse Traffic Offender Program (SATOP)

KCCC is certified by the State of Missouri to provide Substance Abuse Traffic Offender Program services at all levels. This includes:

Offender Management Unit  (OMU)  - Provides assessment and screening with recommendation for further treatment referral.

Offender Education Program (OEP)  - Ten hours of basic education for lower risk offenders.

Weekend Intervention Program (WIP)  - Specialized education and intervention for repeat offenders, or those showing signs of a significant substance abuse problem, provided over a 48-hour period.

Clinical Intervention Program (CIP)  - Intervention, education and counseling over a minimum of five weeks, for those offenders who have serious substance abuse problems.

Adolescent Diversion Education Program (ADEP) - A specialized ten-hour education program for individuals under the age of 21.

 

Additional Offender Education and Treatment Programs

Driver Improvement Program - Certified by the University of Central Missouri to provider driver education programming and point reduction.

Supervised Probation - Probation services provided to local municipal courts, including assessment of problems, referral to services, monitoring of compliance, and reporting to the referring court.

Additional Classes:  Anti-Shoplifting, Anger Management, Drug Awareness, Victim Impact Panel, Relapse Avoidance, Individual Counseling and Urinalysis Monitoring.

 

To learn more about Kansas City Community Center and alcohol or drug abuse, or to get more information about our Kansas City alcohol and drug treatment programs in the metro area, please contact us at 866-242-6670 or send us an e-mail.

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