Programs

Created on January 6th 2009

Gracious Promise has created programs to meet the needs in a holistic way, surrounding our clients with community and resources during times of crisis. We do not charge our clients for services. The following links will explain our programs in detail as we build this section of the site. Summaries of other programs are farther down on the page.

Grandma’s House

DreamLOUD Art Club

Employment Department

GED Preparation

Faith-based Substance Abuse Group

  • Case Management: We work closely with clients to meet needs through our organization or by providing referral services to other organizations that can offer hope.
  • Food Pantry & Clothing Rooms: Clients who come for an appointment are able to receive food and clothing that has been donated to our organization through the generosity of other groups and individuals.
  • Youth Programs: By partnering with other organizations, youth participate in after-school and summer programs in our facility in areas such as tutoring, art and music instructional classes, etc.
  • Adopt-A-Family: Annual Christmas Program to provide a complete Christmas to families who have a parent incarcerated.
  • Counseling Services: We offer individual and family counseling for clients in a variety of areas.
  • Community Service opportunities for both youth and adults.
  • Mentoring: For clients that are interested and truly desiring change in their lives, Operation Andrew is a Christian mentorship program that matches people from the community with inmates and their families to provide additional support on an on-going basis.
  • In Prison/Jail Ministry: Volunteers provide several programs on a weekly basis within the Federal Jail, State Prison and Local Jails.

More Info:

View Comments

  • ashley
    do u guys help women whos husbands are incarcerated ?
  • Ashley,

    Yes, our services extend to the families left behind, to the children and spouse. Please contact us if you'd like to join our program.
  • Billy
    Our substance abuse support group meets every Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m. and lasts until 8:00 p.m. Anyone is welcome to attend.

    In addition, GED classes meet from 6:00-8:00 p.m. on Tuesdays. This allows those who would like to attend both classes may participate in GED for the first hour and then move over to the substance abuse class.

    There are no qualifications for either of these classes, anyone in the community is welcome to attend.
  • Anonymous
    what time are the substance abuse group meetings?
  • Billy
    We provide services to the entire Kansas City metropolitan area on both sides of the state line. Please feel free to call or email us if you need assistance or need more information.

    Thanks for your interest!

    Billy
  • Guest
    do you provide services to individuals who were incarcerated in Missouri, or only Kansas?
blog comments powered by Disqus