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KVC Missouri is a nonprofit team that’s passionate about strengthening families, preventing child abuse and neglect, and helping people achieve mental wellness. Learn about KVC Missouri.
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KVC offers Missouri’s most comprehensive continuum of care with family strengthening services, foster care case management, foster parent training and licensing, children’s mental health treatment, K-12 therapeutic education and more.
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Intensive Care Coordination

Serving children, teens and families who reside in Jackson County, Missouri.
KVC’s Intensive Care Coordination (ICC) Program provides wrap around services using a team-based planning and problem-solving process to help youth and their families struggling with emotional, mental and behavioral problems. The wraparound process begins by identifying the family’s strengths and needs and then assisting the family in creating a plan to meet these needs.
The program is available exclusively to children and youth ages 0–17 who reside in Jackson County, Missouri, and meet the program’s eligibility criteria. Eligible youth have a current, serious impairment in two or more areas of life, such as home, school or social relationships and are at risk of involvement with multiple agencies.
When referred, families will be assigned to a wraparound facilitator, who will meet with the family at least once a week. The services provided will include building a relationship with the family, developing a support team, connecting families with peer support, developing wraparound plans planning meetings and transitioning families out of services in about six months with the skills to be successful.
What do we do?
• We listen to the concerns of the youth and families we work with and let them take the lead on their care plan, including choosing their goals and service needs.
• Help families identify and engage with their natural support network
• Help families identify community resources that best fit their needs on an ongoing basis
• Develop plans and next steps to meet the goals identified by the family
• Help families track progress and change goal direction, when needed
• Advocate for and empower the family to advocate for themselves
Why do we do it?
• To improve mental health, safety, behavior and family autonomy
• To increase permanency and stability for youth to remain in their homes
• To decrease the need for restrictive residential environments
• To empower families to seek services and support to sustain a healthy and independent life in the future
Make a Referral
If you know a child or teen in Jackson County who may benefit from Intensive Care Coordination (ICC), we’re here to help. Please complete our referral form, and a member of our team will follow up to guide you through the next steps.
For more information, please contact Candace Anthony at caanthony@kvc.org.





