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How To Apply - Children's Services Fund of Jackson County The Funding Application Process As a voter-approved, tax-funded program, the CSF prioritizes transparency and accountability in decision-making. It's important to note that the CSF operates on a reimbursement model. Partners approved for CSF support submit requests for reimbursement, up to the amount they were awarded.
Step 1: Confirm your eligibility We’re seeking nonprofits and government entities that support kids’ mental health and well-being, as well as strengthen families of children and youth in Jackson County. Eligibility requirements include: Does your organization currently provide services to children ages 19 and under in Jackson County, Missouri?
Is your organization incorporated or authorized to do business in the State of Missouri as a not-for-profit corporation or a government entity? Does your organization require all employees and volunteers to maintain the confidentiality of any information that would identify individuals served by your organization?
Does your organization require that services be provided regardless of an individual’s race, religion, ethnicity, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, or disabling conditions? Does your organization require that employees and volunteers of the agency who provide direct services be screened as required by state statute?
Does your organization commit to using any funds received from the Children’s Services Fund for only secular, public benefit programs? (State law prohibits the use of public funds in support of religious worship or instruction.) If you have any questions about eligibility, feel free to reach out to the CSF team at [email protected] .
Step 2: Complete organizational profile through the CSF Partner Portal. If your organization has not previously received funding from CSF, you will need to register your organization using the FLUXX portal. If your organization is deemed eligible, you will be directed to the Organization Registration page.
GuideStar Profile Lookup: o Type your organization’s name and click Search. o If your organization appears, selecting it will pre-fill some fields. o Enter your organization’s full legal name (no abbreviations or acronyms).
Organization Name (d/b/a): o If your organization operates under a different name than its legal name, enter the DBA (Doing Business As) here. o Leave this blank if your organization does not use a DBA. EIN (Employer Identification Number): o Enter your organization’s 9-digit EIN in this format: 12-3456789.
Enter user’s contact information. • Click Submit Request to complete your registration. • If you need to cancel and clear the form, click Cancel.
If you have any questions about using the CSF Partner Portal, feel free to contact the CSF team at [email protected] . Step 3: Apply for Funding! Access the CSF Partner Portal to complete the appropriate funding application.
All funding decisions are ultimately made by the CSF Board of Directors. The outcome of all funding decisions are communicated to all applicants, regardless of the outcome. Organizations not chosen for funding are encouraged to schedule time with a CSF team member to debrief the process for future success.
Core Funding is central to our mission of enhancing the mental health and emotional well-being of children in Jackson County. It supports a wide range of programs that provide essential services across key areas. Through these investments, we empower local organizations to create lasting, positive change in the lives of children and families.
To promote the mental health and social-emotional well-being of Jackson County kids, we award Core Funding in 10 service areas. Counseling and Assessment Supportive services promote the wellbeing of children and families with psychological evaluations, mental health screenings, therapy, and therapeutic case management.
Short-term acute mental health services that stabilize the child, reduce crisis intensity, connect the family with resources, and help return the child to a pre-crisis state.
Family Support Interventions Home and community-based services that provide integrated support for children and their caregivers, both together and through child-focused approaches that build protective factors, enhance stability, and support the well-being of the whole family. Outpatient Psychiatric Treatment Children receive comprehensive psychiatric services from evaluation and diagnosis to treatment and medication management.
Outpatient Substance Use Treatment Children and families receive outpatient substance use services, including education, early interventions, counseling, treatment, recovery plans, and aftercare support. Services to help children learn coping strategies, strengthen relationships with positive adults and their wider communities, and build life-long social-emotional and personal safety skills.
Provides temporary care for children to offer relief to caregivers, proactively or during periods of crisis or stress, thereby preserving the family unit. Supports for Teen Parents Young parents develop positive parenting skills, receive counseling and behavioral health supports, and receive resources and referrals.
Children experiencing abuse, neglect, houselessness, or other housing barriers can live in a safe, stable environment for up to 30 days with supportive services. Provides safe living arrangements, counseling, and essential support to help older youth and families with children transition to stable housing.
CSF can NOT fund inpatient medical, psychiatric and chemical dependency services, transportation services, capital campaigns, construction and building expenses. We believe it’s important to not only invest in services for children, but also in the organizations that provide those services. Through awards for Capacity Building, we partner with organizations to improve performance through the development and strengthening of skills.
Frequently Asked Questions We are committed to supporting organizations that help children and youth in Jackson County. Below are answers to frequently asked questions about eligibility, application processes and funding priorities. Who is eligible to apply for funding?
Applicants must be Missouri-based nonprofits or government entities and be certified or licensed to provide funded services, if applicable. What are the funding priorities for the CSF?
The CSF prioritizes programs that promote kids’ mental health, social-emotional well-being and strengthen families of children and youth (under 19) in Jackson County, including crisis intervention, counseling, therapy, home and community-based services, shelter and transitional living and prevention services. What are the confidentiality and non-discrimination requirements?
Funded partners must maintain client confidentiality, provide services without discrimination (regardless of an individual’s race, religion, ethnicity, national origin, gender, sexual orientation or disabling condition) and screen employees and volunteers working with children and youth. Up to 30 days of temporary shelter, respite care and services for unwed mothers.
Outpatient treatment, transitional living services, family intervention, crisis services and prevention programs. Professional counseling, psychological evaluations and mental health screenings. What cannot be funded the CSF?
The CSF cannot fund inpatient medical, psychiatric and chemical dependency services, transportation services or capital campaigns and construction or building expenses. How can I ask questions about the eligibility or application process? If you have any questions, you can reach out to the CSF team at [email protected] .
How can I ask questions about the CSF Partner Portal and Fluxx? If you have any questions, you can contact the CSF team at [email protected] . Take the next step in securing funding for your project.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Missouri nonprofit or government entities in existence for at least 5 years, in good standing with the state, securing at least 25% of funds from other sources, conducting yearly independent financial audits, maintainin…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Community-Based Services Funding Cycle is funded by Clay County Children's Services Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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