Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers in Kansas City, Missouri

Welcome House is a nonprofit recovery center in Kansas City, Missouri, for men over 21 who are rebuilding their lives after substance use. A registered 501(c)(3), it provides residential support to men coming out of treatment, incarceration, or homelessness, using a peer-to-peer model built on accountability, encouragement, and education.

The Community Residential Unit is a residential program operated by Heartland Center for Behavioral Change in Kansas City, Missouri, offering a stable place to live for adults referred through the courts and the state corrections system. Rather than delivering treatment on site, the unit supplies housing, meals, and supervision while residents work toward independence. Heartland is a nonprofit organization accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.

Shelter KC's Women's Center is a 20-bed long-term residential recovery program in Kansas City, Missouri, for single women 18 and older facing homelessness and addiction. It opened in 2013 as part of an organization that has served Kansas City since 1950, and it offers safe housing alongside recovery support.

Midwest ADP's Kansas City office sits in the Midtown area, one of four locations the organization maintains around the metro. Its work centers on people facing court requirements arising from substance use, covering the state's traffic offender program, alcohol and drug education, counseling, outpatient treatment, and supervised probation. Midwest ADP has run since 1985 and carries accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities.

The Withdrawal Management Program at Heartland Center for Behavioral Change is a stand-alone inpatient detox facility in Kansas City, Missouri, serving people going through acute withdrawal from alcohol or other drugs. Care takes place in a residential setting with round-the-clock medical monitoring, and stays typically run about five days. Heartland is a nonprofit organization accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.

The Salvation Army's Kansas City Adult Rehabilitation Center is a 180-day residential work therapy program in Kansas City, Missouri, for adults working to overcome substance use. The program is provided free of charge to people accepted into it, funded through donations and the organization's thrift stores rather than government money.

Healing House is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing outpatient substance use treatment in Kansas City, Missouri. Established in 2002, it is certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health to operate a comprehensive substance treatment and rehabilitation program and accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities for its outpatient services. Alongside treatment, the organization runs recovery housing at separate properties in the city.

Heartland Center for Behavioral Change provides the treatment side of the Jackson County Drug Court in Kansas City, Missouri, serving adults whose substance use has carried them into the legal system. Participants engage in treatment while their case moves through the court, with both handled by the same coordinated team. Heartland is a nonprofit accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.

KC Footprints in Kansas City is a Department of Mental Health–certified provider of outpatient substance use treatment and recovery support services. Kansas City clients participate in therapeutic process groups on Monday and Wednesday evenings or Tuesday and Thursday mornings, reinforcing learned recovery strategies.

The Prospect Outpatient Clinic is where Heartland Center for Behavioral Change provides outpatient substance use treatment for adults in Kansas City, Missouri. Programs run at several intensities, from daily attendance down to monthly support, with the level matched to what each person needs rather than fixed in advance. Heartland is a nonprofit organization accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.

Heartland Center for Behavioral Change operates its Kansas City Outpatient Clinic at the same site as the organization's inpatient withdrawal management facility, in Kansas City, Missouri. The clinic treats adults for alcohol and drug use disorders without requiring them to live on site, at intensities ranging from daily attendance to monthly contact. Heartland is a nonprofit accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.

Guadalupe Centers runs an outpatient substance use treatment program for adult men and women in Kansas City, Missouri, certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health. Language is what sets it apart: it was the first fully bilingual substance use program in the state and has served Kansas City's Latino community, and others alongside it, for more than two decades. Counseling is delivered in a client's primary language, and residents of both Missouri and Kansas can be served.

Shelter KC's Men's Center in Kansas City, Missouri, combines emergency shelter with a long-term Christian recovery program. Founded in 1950, it serves men experiencing homelessness and addiction, and there's no cost to stay or take part.

The Morningstar Outreach Program is the substance use arm of the Kansas City Indian Center in Kansas City, Missouri, serving American Indian individuals and families dealing with alcohol and drug dependency. It has operated since 1974, working to identify people in the area who need help and to build a recovery plan with them and their families. The Kansas City Indian Center is a nonprofit and describes itself as the only multi-purpose social service agency for American Indians in the Kansas City area.