Amethyst Place

We are only 2 weeks away from Tunes on Troost! There are so many fun things planned, so grab a friend and loved one to indulge in an unforgettable evening...(and cotton candy!) Come experience the transformative work of Amethyst Place while embracing community and joy at our block party! Admission is free, thanks to support from Kansas City's Neighborhood Tourist Development Fund. Get your free tickets at: //amethystplace.org/events The Details: When? Friday, July 26th from 5pm-8pm Where? Amethyst Place, 2732 Troost Ave, KCMO We can't wait to enjoy a fun-filled evening with you and help you learn more about Amethyst Place!

Helping families achieve stable housing...it’s what we do! 💜🏠 The average stay in our program has increased over the last 5 years, which is our goal. True transformation takes time, and the investment is well worth it for every family we serve and the entire community. #stablehousing #housingstability #supportivehousing #hometoheal #amethystplace

Progress continues on our new supportive housing campus! Windows are in, roofing is underway, and dry wall is up next. We can't wait to see these transform from housing units to "home" for 32 more families. #amethystplace #growap #affordablehousing #affordablehousingdevelopment #kansascity #kcnonprofit

Do you love empowering kids on their pathways to brighter futures? We are hiring a Youth Empowerment Manager and Youth Empowerment Coach to design and implement our Youth Empowerment Program (YEP!), which serves about 100 Amethyst Place children each year, with ages ranging from toddlers to teenagers. It's an exciting time to join the team as we nearly double our capacity of women and children served by the end of 2024. Learn more and apply today at https://lnkd.in/g_mAyH8k. #hiring #kcnonprofit #amethystplace

Tunes on Troost is just around the corner—only 3 weeks away—and you're getting an exclusive first look at some of the amazing things you can enjoy at the event! Come discover the invaluable work that Amethyst Place provides while experiencing a fun-filled event the whole family can enjoy. Thanks to support from Kansas City's Neighborhood Tourist Development Fund, admission is free! Grab a friend and loved one for an exciting evening. The Details: When? Friday, July 26th from 5pm-8pm Where? Amethyst Place, 2732 Troost Ave, KCMO Join us for an unforgettable night. We hope to see you there! Reserve your free tickets at: //amethystplace.org/events

Happy Fourth of July! ❤️🤍💙 Today, we conclude our series celebrating the newfound freedom that some AP women have achieved through living a life of recovery. Here is one of their stories: "To me, freedom means being able to make my own decisions that I think will benefit us and our future for myself and my 6-year-old son. It means being able to have the freedom to do activities with my family. Freedom means being able to work so that I can provide for my family and buy toys, provide for birthdays and holidays. Freedom means being able to spend the day out in the community or at home with my family. Freedom means being able to have boundaries with others and not have to rely on other people or be in codependent relationships. Freedom means being able to take vacations together. We are taking our 2nd family vacation tomorrow morning, and without freedom, we wouldn’t be able to do all of these things.❤️" - Tab, mom and Certified Peer Specialist (CPS)

As we approach the Fourth of July holiday, we want to celebrate the newfound freedom that some AP women have achieved through living a life of recovery. Here is one of their stories: "Freedom to be the best mother I can be, not just to one but two children and to be able to get 11 years clean with the love and support of Amethyst Place, family, Narcotics Anonymous, and my sisters around me. The freedom to work, receive a car, and grow into the best person I can be." - Whitney, mom of 2

As we approach the Fourth of July holiday, we want to celebrate the newfound freedom that some AP women have achieved through living a life of recovery. Here is one of their stories: "Recovery has given me the freedom to find myself and build honest and true relationships. I now have the freedom to watch my children grow and teach them how to be in touch with their identity and how to be a kind and resilient person." - Kelsey, mom and college graduate

As we approach the Fourth of July holiday, we want to celebrate the newfound freedom that some AP women have achieved through living a life of recovery. Here is one of their stories: "I have the freedom to finally learn how to drive and get a license, AND a car!! 😲💖🥰 Now I can drive my kids and I places Instead of waiting and riding the bus for loooong periods of time. It's peaceful and a relief. Independence. Thank you AP and my wonderful recovery coaches! 🥰💕" - Aneesa, mom and Industrial Seamstress

As we approach the Fourth of July holiday, we want to celebrate the newfound freedom that some AP women have achieved through living a life of recovery. Here is one of their stories: "The freedom I have gained living a life of recovery is this - having breakfast with my sisters from Amethyst. Free to get up one morning and say, 'hey, let's go to IHOP and get some breakfast with the kids.' The freedom to take my kids out and have fun spending time together, or lunch dates with more sisters." - Esbeydi, mom and IBEW Electrician Apprentice