Take a look at what’s going on at Kansas City Community Center. There are plenty of opportunities throughout the year to learn more about our drug rehab programs, find out more about drug addiction and how to get help, and sign up for available volunteer opportunities. Click on an event on the calendar for more details.
KCCC’s New EAP Service for Employees &Their Families
We are very proud to announce that on June 1, 2008, our new Employee Assistance Program (EAP) benefit, called @Life, will be available for employees and their family members. The @Life Program is a confidential information, education, short term counseling and resource referral program for employees and their family members. The @Life Program helps find solutions to a wide variety of life’s questions and concerns.
In today’s fast paced world, trying to manage work, home, family, and all the associated demands can at times be a real test. Needless to say, we all take pride in the way we handle life’s challenges. But, every once in a while, wouldn’t it be nice if there was an experienced, objective professional that could just answer a confidential question or even help with one of those “tougher” life challenges. Helping employees and their loved ones keep life in balance is what the @Life Program is all about. A few of the more examples include: childcare and elder care questions, family and relationship concerns, stress and anxiety, life transition issues, financial and legal questions, or alcohol/drug problems.
Our new @Life Program will be set up and run by Alternatives, an organization that has been providing superior care and service to employees and their family members at a wide variety of companies since 1982. They have gained an outstanding reputation in the industry, and we are excited about this new benefit, be looking for more information soon.
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Click on the above link to read an article from the Missouri Catholic Conference's web site entitled, "Problem-Solving Courts, Innovative Ways To Deal With Offenders". Jackson County Court is mentioned in the article, and you can learn more about the contribution of Drug Courts.
