Resources: Criminal & Restorative Justice
Re-Entry Assistance
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Journey to New Life
3120 Troost Ave, Kansas City MO 64109 Phone: (816) 960-4808 Website: www.journeytonewlife.org Journey to New Life works to remove roadblocks to housing, employment, education, financial resources, family reunification, and so much more, and to restore opportunity to those re-entering life after prison.
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Second Chance Risk Reduction Center
3100 Broadway, Suite 302, Kansas City MO 64111 Phone: (816) 231-0450 Website: www.kc-crime.org/second-chance/ The Second Chance Risk Reduction Center. a program of the Kansas City Metropolitan Crime Commission, was launched in August of 2010 as a result of the Second Chance Act of 2008.
The Greater Kansas City Reentry Team is comprised of over 100 local member organizations from the corrections community, behavioral health providers, educators, employment specialists and other community partners. They strive to share best practices for returning citizens to meet their needs for housing and employment options, treatment and other areas to assist them in becoming a part of the community. The Kansas City Metropolitan Crime Commission is a non-profit citizen’s organization that benefits everyone in the metropolitan area, not just Kansas City. Their Board of Directors consists of volunteer business and civic leaders from the Kansas City metropolitan area with a common goal of fighting crime.
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Precious Blood Resource Services
Missionaries of the Precious Blood, Kansas City Province Phone: (816) 548-6008 Website: www.preciousbloodkc.org Email: pbrs@preciousbloodkc.org Precious Blood Resource Services (PBRS) is a ministry of the Missionaries of the Precious Blood, Kansas City Province. They are part of a worldwide community of priests and brothers, lay associates, and volunteers. Through many ministries, the Missionaries of the Precious Blood serve those on the margins through work in the inner city, healthcare, pastoral care, and advocacy. Their members serve as teachers., pastors, missionaries, retreat leaders, theologians, and advocates.
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The Help KC
1734 E 63rd Street, Suite 108, Kansas City MO 64110 Phone: (816) 227-6020 Website: www.thehelpkc.org The Help KC is a non-profit faith-based organization that assists women formerly incarcerated and/or who have felony convictions. They assist with Employment, Employment Readiness, Health & Wellness and Women Empowerment.
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Goodwill - WRAP Services
1817 Campbell Street, Kansas City MO 64108 Phone: (816) 842-7425 Website: www.MoKanGoodwill.org Goodwill empowers people with disadvantages and different abilities to earn and keep employment through individualized programs and services. WRAP Services is a new program focused on helping people maneuver and overcome barriers to employment.
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Substance Abuse Assistance
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Benilde Hall
3220 East 23rd Street, Kansas City MO 64127 Phone: (816) 842-5836 Website: www.benildehall.org The mission of Benilde Hall is to provide services for treating substance use disorder, mental health, and homelessness, so individuals may return to the community as responsible, employed and permanently-housed contributing members of society.
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Dismas House
1 West Armour Blvd, Suite 210, Kansas City MO 64111 Phone: (816) 256-5330 Website: www.dismashousekc.com Dismas House of Kansas City helps lead people through the transition from a life of lawlessness, substance abuse and other destructive behaviors, to one of genuine freedom, accountability and responsibility.
Contact Monday - Thursday: 8:30a - 7:00p Friday: 8:30a - 5:00p Saturday: 10:00a - 2:00p |
