Local Ministries
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Hillcrest Hope Transitional Housing offers displaced families a disciplined educational program within a caring Christian environment. Unlike many organizations whose focus is immediate or emergency care, Hillcrest's objective is to move families from homelessness to self-sufficiency within 90 days by addressing the total live situation of the homeless families they serve. In exchange for rent/utility-free housing, residents are required by written agreement to work full time, obey program guidelines and attend volunteer-taught classes in life skills, employment, community living and budgeting. Hillcrest also provides the following through a network of community support: auto repair/donation, food pantry, medical assistance, dental work, GED classes, haircuts, glasses, school clothes, work uniforms, etc.
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Executive Director Debbie Soendker
Thursday: 10:00-11:30am and 1:00 to 2:00pm
Saturday 9:00am to 12:00pm
In As Much Ministries is a food and clothes pantry that serves the Liberty area. In As Much volunteers collect and sort non-perishable goods, clothes, and household items for distribution to families in need. They also accept cash donations that allow the to help with rent, utilities, prescriptions and Christmas presents as well as to buy food from Harvesters Food Bank when their local supplies run low. Call for hours of operation.
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Open 9:00am to 4:00pm Monday and Wednesday
Open 10:00am to 5:00pm Tuesday and Thursday
Closed Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Testing and ultrasound services for women.
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Liberty Meals on Wheels delivers much more than just a meal to its recipients. At the core of our service is a nutritious meal, friendly visit and safety check for seniors living within the city limits of Liberty. Meals are delivered by our amazing group of permanent and substitute volunteer drivers who donate their lunch break to help recipients in need.
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The Liberty Silver Center, located in the Liberty Community Center, is a place where older adults (60+) come to socialize, participate in activities and special events, and enjoy a hot nutritious meal. The Silver Center is currently closed but they are offering virtual programs.
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Offering transportation for adults 60 and older to doctor appointments, the grocery store, pharmacy and Silver Center to those within the city limits of Liberty free of charge. Physically challenged individuals (ages 18-59) who do not have access to their own transportation may also utilize Liberty Access for a nominal fee.
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The Liberty Silver Center and Three Rivers Hospice have teamed up to offer a free grief support group to area residents. Grief can leave you feeling isolated or lonely. This group provides:
a supportive atmosphere where participants can share experiences
Learn techniques to help navigate life after the loss of a loved one.
A path to experience healing and discovery.
New members are welcome to join at any time. The group meets from 9-11 a.m. on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month at the Liberty Community Center. Space is limited and masks are required.
Aging Information and Referral 800-235-5503
AIDS Council of Greater Kansas City 816-751-5166
AIDS Hotline 800-342-AIDS
Alcohol/Drug Abuse Hotline 800-ALCOHOL; www.alz.org
Battered Persons Hot Line 816-995-1000
Battered Women's Hotline and Shelter 816-861-6100
Child Sexual Abuse Treatment Information Line 816-931-4527
Children's Mercy Hospital 816-234-3000
Poison Control 816-234-3434
Domestic Violence Hotline 800-799-7233
Drug Help Hotline 800-662-HELP
Elderly Abuse Hotline 800-392-0210
Homeless Hotline 816-474-4599
Hope House Services for Battered Women (MO) 816-461-4673
Mental Health Crisis Line 888-279-8188, TDD 800-955-8339
Missouri Child Abuse/Neglect Hotline 800-392-3738
Missouri Family Services Hotline 800-392-1261
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children Hot Line 800-843-5678
National Hopeline Network 800-SUICIDE
National Runaway Switchboard Hotline 800-621-4000
National Sexually Transmitted Disease Hotline 800-227-8922
National Youth Crisis Hotline 800-442-4673
Newhouse for Battered Women's Hot Line 816-471-5800
OATS, Inc. Public Transportation 816-380-7433 and 800-480-6287
Poison Control 913-588-6633
Rape Crisis Hotline 816-531-0233
Tri-County Mental Health Crisis Line 888-279-8188
United Way Kansas City 816-472-4289
Women's Employment Network 816-822-8083, Ext. 100
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Originally organized by the Christian Women's Fellowship groups and Church Women United in Clay County a number of years ago. The World Outreach Committee provides a box for donations and takes the clothing donated to the Clothes Closet in Kansas City North to be distributed to those that need it. School Children are a primary focus. Must be referred by social service organization, church, or school. Open Every Tuesday by Appointment.
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Public Health programs that include: Primary Care and Preventative Health Care; Dental Health Services; Speech and Hearing Services; Environmental Health Services; Health Promotion/ Health Education Services; WIC, Immunizations, TB, blood pressure and diabetic screening, child health conferences, family planning, HIV/AIDS screening and counseling, dental screenings, speech and language screenings and therapy. Most are free, some on a sliding scale fee, WIC program available to women, infants and children. Environmental and community programs for sewage disposal, complaint investigation, food inspections, day care inspections, food handler's instructions, school instructions, swimming pool inspection, surveillance of private water supplies, disaster information, rabies surveillance, lead assessments and vital records (birth and death certificates).
