​University of Missouri-Kansas City                  Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City

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Mid-America Carpenters Council                      One Union

 

Northwest Regional Youth Center                      Literacy KC

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Kansas City Public Schools                                 Kansas City Police Department

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MoKan  Ironworkers 10                                        United Union of Roofers

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1. LaunchCode: This nonprofit offers free full-time and part-time immersive coding bootcamps and apprenticeships. Their programs cover programming languages and concepts like Python, Java, and web development tools1.

2. KC STEM Alliance: While not a bootcamp, they provide various STEM-related programs and resources, including Project Lead The Way courses that can help youth gain tech skills2.

3. Youth Ambassadors, Inc.: Although primarily focused on life skills and job training, they offer programs that include tech skills training as part of their broader educational initiatives3.

4. KCMO Angels: This nonprofit provides hands-on experience through internships in various departments such as marketing, case management, and events. Interns receive one-on-one supervision and coaching from department leaders1.

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6. KC Healthy Kids: This organization focuses on promoting healthy lifestyles through various programs, including fitness classes, nutrition workshops, and mental health support. They aim to build strong communities where all kids thrive in body and mind1.

7. Youth Ambassadors, Inc.: They provide specialized training in health and wellness, along with other areas like youth entrepreneurship and community development. Their programs include mental health support and initiatives to promote overall well-being, including maintaining community gardens, public art murals, and neighborhood clean-ups2.

8. Community Action Agency of Greater Kansas City (CAAGKC): They provide year-round programs and services, including work readiness, career exploration, leadership development, and life skills training3.

9. Alive & Well Communities: They offer a Cultural Competency Collective that focuses on promoting understanding and appreciation of diverse cultures. This program is designed to help youth and community members build stronger, more inclusive communities2.

10. Youth Volunteer Corps (YVC) Kansas City: YVC engages youth in team-based service experiences that build life and work skills while inspiring a lifetime ethic of service. They offer a variety of projects throughout the year, allowing youth to choose projects that interest them1.

11. Serve KC: This organization makes volunteering simple, social, and fun. They host a variety of volunteer opportunities and collaborate with nonprofits all over the city, allowing youth to pick and choose opportunities that fit their schedules and interests2.

12. 20/20 Leadership: This program provides high school students with unique experiential learning opportunities to expand their education beyond the classroom. It focuses on developing resilient leaders through training in public speaking, project management, and conflict resolution1.

13. Community Action Agency of Greater Kansas City (CAAGKC): They offer a variety of youth services, including leadership development, career exploration, and life skills training. Their programs aim to help youth become self-sufficient and effective leaders in their communities2.

14. Art as Mentorship: This organization empowers young people through music programs that include mentorship from Grammy-recognized artists. They focus on emotional intelligence, self-discovery, and the healing qualities of music to support mental health1.

15. Kansas City Metro Music Therapists (KCMMT): KCMMT promotes and advocates for accredited music therapy practices. They provide support to music therapists and offer services that use music as a tool for emotional and mental well-being2.

16. Kansas City Environmental Education Network (KCEEN): This organization aims to provide youth with the knowledge, skills, and motivation necessary to care for the environment. They offer various programs focused on sustainability, conservation, and environmental stewardship1.

17. Bridging The Gap: They deliver equitable environmental solutions through education, advocacy, volunteerism, and stewardship of natural resources. Their programs include hands-on activities and educational workshops that promote environmental awareness and action2.

18. KC STEM Alliance: This organization is a collaborative network of educators, businesses, and related organizations working to inspire interest in STEM fields. They offer various programs, workshops, and activities aimed at building a robust workforce of STEM professionals in the Kansas City region1.

19. WeCode KC: They provide coding and technology education to youth, including workshops and summer camps that cover a range of topics such as virtual reality, robotics, and more2.

20. Legal Aid of Western Missouri (LAWMO): This organization provides free civil legal assistance to those who need it most and can afford it least. They help with issues such as housing, healthcare, safety, and government benefits1.

21. Heartland Center for Jobs and Freedom: They offer legal services focused on employment rights, housing stability, and consumer protection. Their goal is to empower low-income individuals through legal advocacy2.

22. Hillcrest Transitional Housing: They provide a youth transitional housing program designed to equip unaccompanied, unhoused youth with the life skills and resources necessary for the next stage of life. The program offers fully furnished, rent- and utility-free apartments for up to two years1.

23. reStart Inc.: This organization offers an emergency youth shelter and an Older Youth Program for individuals aged 18-19. They provide interim housing, meals, case management, and other wrap-around services2.

24. The Family Conservancy: They provide a variety of parenting classes and support services aimed at helping parents raise happy, healthy, and educated children. Their programs include small-group classes and in-home sessions tailored to the needs of each family1.

25. KVC Missouri: This organization offers parent education and training programs designed to strengthen families. Their classes focus on improving communication, stabilizing the family, and reducing child abuse and neglect2.

26. Heartland Center for Behavioral Change: They provide comprehensive behavioral healthcare and substance use disorder treatment services. Their programs aim to help individuals lead healthier, more productive lives1.

27. First Call: This organization offers prevention, education, and recovery resources for anyone impacted by addiction and substance use disorder. They provide support groups, counseling, and educational programs2.

28. Synergy Services: They offer a range of services for youth and families facing mental health and substance use challenges. Their programs include counseling, crisis intervention, and support services3.

29. Greater Kansas City Community Foundation: They offer hundreds of different scholarships for students in and around Kansas City. These scholarships support various educational pursuits, including college degrees, trade programs, and post-secondary education1.

30. Kansas City Scholars: This program provides three categories of scholarship opportunities: traditional scholarships for high school juniors, adult learner scholarships for those aged 24 and above, and college savings match scholarships for ninth graders2.

31. My Scholarship Central: This platform connects students with private scholarships, interest-free loans, and other resources to make college more affordable in the Kansas City metro area3.

32. Youth Guidance Kansas City: They provide comprehensive career counseling services, including one-on-one sessions to help youth identify their career interests and develop a plan to achieve their goals1.

33. Career Focus: This organization offers tailored career counseling and support, including work-based learning opportunities, mentorship, and guidance on post-secondary education planning2.

34. Youth Ambassadors, Inc.: They provide educational programs designed to empower underserved youth. Their initiatives include entrepreneurship workshops that teach the basics of starting and running a business1.

35. We Can Work It Out Inc. (WCWIO): This organization offers a youth entrepreneurship program called BIZ-TRAIN ACADEMY. They provide free business classes that cover generating business ideas, identifying customers, and determining competitive advantages2.

36. Pathway Financial Education: This Kansas City-based nonprofit provides free financial training and education to youth in under-resourced communities. Their programs cover budgeting, saving, investing, and managing credit1.

37. Operation HOPE: They offer financial literacy curricula for middle and high school students, focusing on financial basics and incorporating entrepreneurship projects. Their programs are designed to help youth develop essential financial skills2.

38. Literacy KC: While primarily focused on literacy, they also offer programs that include financial literacy components, helping youth and families improve their financial knowledge and skills3.

39. Big Brothers Big Sisters Kansas City: This organization matches youth with caring adult mentors in one-to-one friendships. These mentors help guide and support youth in various aspects of their lives, including career interests1.

40. KCMO Angels: Their Dare to Dream® program offers one-on-one mentorship to youth in foster care aged 11-22. The program focuses on helping youth develop skills, pursue passions, and achieve their goals through supportive relationships2.

41. High Aspirations: This faith-based program focuses on mentoring young African American males aged 8 to 18. They support youth socially, academically, emotionally, and spiritually, helping them develop into successful adults3.

42. Youth Ambassadors, Inc.: This organization provides a variety of programs aimed at empowering underserved youth. Their initiatives include soft skills training, covering communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and other essential skills1.

43. Goodwill Western Missouri & Eastern Kansas: They offer Essential Skills Training, which includes career planning and employment readiness courses. These courses cover topics such as communication, teamwork, and success in the workplace2.

44. ​Legacy Inspired HR Souutions.

45. Apex CDL Institute.

46. Division of Social Services Family Support Division.

47. Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices.

48. Zeta Driving School.

49. Per Scholas.

50. T & L Welding Academy.

51. Great Jobs KC.

52. Dads Against Crime.

53. Missouri Department of Social Services: MO HealthNet, Child Support, Skillup,