Mission Statement:  It is the mission of the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence to reduce the impact of alcohol, drugs and other addictions by providing quality services to individuals, families and the community. 

Through information, education, prevention, referral and assessment services, it is the hope of the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence/Greater Kansas City to help those suffering from the disease of alcoholism and other forms of addiction.

In addition to school-based programs, NCADD/Greater KC provides services to individuals, families and professionals. Because the NCADD/Greater KC believes that too many lives have been lost and families destroyed because of addiction, it is committed to providing assistance to those in need regardless of their ability to pay.

Our work is changing lives.  Our services vary in intensity from one event to weeks of contact.  Following are the results achieved in 2006.  Program participants:

3,885   Crisis Calls

309      Referral and Assessment

9,211    Prevention and Community -- 2000

266      Counselor Certification Classes

195      How to Cope

115      CARE/CAN

276      Lunch and Learn

232      Video Rentals

36,035  RADAR Handouts

6,187    Volunteer Hours of Service

Click on the links at left for more information about NCADD/Greater KC, its organization, staff and board members, funding sources, and frequently asked questions (FAQs). Don't miss our Volunteer Opportunities section. You can sign up to be a volunteer or participate in our Speakers Bureau.

For more information about NCADD/Greater KC or our programs, call us at 816/361-5900.