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Clay · Platte · Ray

Investing in mental health. Strengthening our community.

Local funding helps our neighbors reach treatment, prevention and recovery services throughout the Kansas City Northland.

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A shared commitment

Care should be within reach.

The Mental Health Board of Trustees directs local levy funding to community organizations serving children, adults and families in Clay, Platte and Ray counties.

We help expand access to mental health and substance use services while keeping public dollars accountable to the communities they serve.

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Clay, Platte and Ray countiesSimplified regional overview, with Platte County to the west, Clay County in the center and Ray County to the east. Funded court services are listed below.PlatteClayRayPlatte CityLibertyRichmond

Three Northland counties · simplified regional overview

Court & detention services funded

Platte County

  • Drug Court
  • DWI Court*
  • Mental Health Court*
  • Detention center services

Clay County

  • Drug Court
  • Mental Health Court
  • DWI Court
  • Domestic Violence Court
  • Detention center services

Ray County

  • Drug / DWI Court
  • Detention center services

*Platte County DWI and Mental Health Court funding continues through December 31, 2026.

Community providers: Beacon Mental Health, Cornerstones of Care, Heartland Center for Behavioral Change and Synergy Services. Services vary by county; providers may serve residents throughout the region.

Where support begins

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Services Funded

Connect with local organizations providing treatment, prevention and family support.

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Resources for residents

Find mental health information and support for yourself or someone you care about.

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Community Investment

Learn how the board reviews funding requests and oversees local mental health levy dollars.

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Local leadership

Serving our neighbors.
Stewarding public trust.

County-appointed volunteer trustees bring experience in healthcare, law, finance and community service. Together, they oversee funding that supports care close to home.

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Need someone to talk to?

Call or text 988 for crisis support. For an immediate emergency, call 911.

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