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Will joined Hillcrest Platte County in October 2024, ready to embrace change and growth. From day one, he committed to the hard work required to rebuild his life. With support from our dedicated staff and volunteers, Will found encouragement and accountability, but most importantly, he showed up for himself. He actively engaged in weekly case […]
The HPC Post Graduate Program, launched in December 2024, has already seen tremendous success! Designed to support long-term independence, the program offers two additional phases after the initial 90 days, managed by Graduate Case Manager, Chris. Participants qualify by completing the 90-day program in good standing and submitting a letter of request. Upon acceptance, they work […]
Xaire came to our program as an expecting young mother, determined to create a stable future for herself and her baby. From the moment she arrived at HPC, she embraced the challenges of young adulthood and motherhood with great maturity and focus. She quickly adapted to the high-accountability structure of the HPC program, seamlessly balancing chores, […]
Before joining the HPC program, many individuals faced overwhelming hardships, from homelessness and financial instability to abusive relationships and personal loss. Some arrived after losing their homes due to sudden life changes, forced to live in cars, hotels, or even tents in extreme weather. Others sought refuge from toxic environments, determined to break cycles of […]
Before coming to HPC, Kelly worked as a case manager at a different transitional housing organization, serving others while experiencing homelessness herself. When it became too much, she realized she couldn’t serve her clients as well as they needed. I had to do uncomfortable things to accept help, but I was ready,” she said. For Kelly, the hardest […]
This is a recent HPC success story. To protect the privacy of the individuals involved, identifying details about the family have been purposely omitted. In 2024, our HPC program welcomed a family overwhelmed by financial challenges and an uncertain future. With two young, energetic, and playful children, ages 3 and 5, the parents understood the urgent […]
In June 2024, Raymond joined the HPC program after a challenging separation from his ex-wife. During this period, he lost secure housing and spent six months living out of his car. Despite these difficulties, he was determined to take the necessary steps to rebuild his life. Working in housekeeping at North Kansas City Hospital, Raymond applied his […]
Krissy came to Hillcrest amid homelessness with her two sons. “When I first arrived,” Krissy shared, “I was full of fear and stress, unsure about what I would do or how I would manage. Hillcrest gave me the safety, support, and security that I so badly needed.” In just 90 days, Krissy achieved impressive financial and personal milestones. Krissy […]
When Ethan was just 15, his world turned upside down. His family unraveled—his stepmom left, his father went to prison, and both of his grandparents passed away within a short time. Then, his uncle was incarcerated as well. With no stable home, Ethan found himself moving between different living situations—first with a family friend, then […]
On Friday, August 23rd, Hillcrest Platte County hosted our very first FREE community Worship Night at the E.H. Young Memorial Amphitheater, thanks to the incredible support of our volunteer musicians. This special event brought together people of all ages for an unforgettable evening of worship. It also served as a wonderful opportunity for those who […]
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