First Call Alcohol and Drug Prevention and Recovery

9091 State Line Rd #2nd Kansas City, MO 64114

Kansas City, Missouri
816-361-5900

About First Call Alcohol and Drug Prevention and Recovery

First Call Alcohol and Drug Prevention and Recovery is a nonprofit substance use treatment program in Kansas City, Missouri, offering outpatient services, assessments, family support and recovery resources for the community.

I like their comprehensive services for adults and adolescents, providing confidential evaluations, intensive outpatient programming, reentry advocacy and family education.

I also appreciate their community centered approach, dedicated to reducing the impact of alcohol, drugs and addiction on individuals and their loved ones.

Sober ME

Many clients begin with a confidential one on one substance use evaluation, available for adults and adolescents, followed by referrals to appropriate care.

From there, adults can enter Sober ME, an intensive four week outpatient program featuring twice daily groups plus weekly individual sessions, with ongoing support through the weekly ME After group.

Programming addresses motivation to change, the disease of addiction, communication, self awareness and relapse prevention.

First Call also provides family services, including the seven session How to Cope course, a 24/7 crisis call line, overdose prevention and community education.

Quick Facts About First Call

  • Location: 9091 State Line Road, Kansas City, Missouri, near the Missouri Kansas state line
  • Levels of care: Outpatient services, assessments, intensive outpatient (Sober ME) and follow up support
  • Who they treat: Adults and adolescents, families and loved ones and justice involved individuals
  • Approach: Nonjudgmental, research informed care with strong family and community focus
  • Payment options: Sliding scale fees; no one refused for inability to pay
  • Special services: Reentry advocacy for those leaving jail or prison and court referral programming
  • Access: In person and virtual family classes, plus telemedicine and a 24/7 crisis line

Getting Started With First Call

To begin, individuals in Kansas City, Missouri can schedule a confidential assessment with First Call to determine the right level of support.

An intake team member can explain available programs, connect you with resources and review sliding scale payment options.

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