The KCBMHI Bureaus are dedicated to promoting and supporting Black mental health within the Kansas City metro area. Here are the key bureaus and their initiatives:
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Speakers Bureau: Organizes events featuring Black Mental Health Professionals as speakers to share insights, experiences, and expertise. This Bureau aims to inspire and educate both professionals and the community on the unique challenges and opportunities within Black mental health.

Support Bureau: Creates spaces utilizing restorative practices formats with monthly engagements regarding all Black lives. This Bureau provides a supportive environment for individuals to connect and engage in meaningful discussions.

Case Consult Bureau: Facilitates regular sessions where mental health professionals can discuss and consult on challenging cases. This Bureau provides a platform for sharing best practices, addressing specific community needs, and fostering collaboration among professionals.

Supervision Bureau: Establishes a program to offer supervision and mentorship to Black Mental Health Professionals, especially those early in their careers. This Bureau aims to enhance the skills and confidence of professionals, ensuring high-quality mental health services within the community.

Licensing Study Bureau: Creates study groups to support Black Mental Health Professionals in their licensing and certification processes. This Bureau provides resources and guidance to help professionals succeed in their careers.

Health Equity Bureau: Networks with members and the Black community to promote awareness and community organizing centered on Black Mental Wellness holistically and equitably. This Bureau advocates for health equity and works to address disparities in mental health care.

Youth Bureau: Organizes events with the Speakers Bureau and provides youth content through newsletters. This Bureau gathers information regarding the social-emotional well-being of youth in schools and the community and holds support groups for youth.

Together, these bureaus work to uplift and empower the Black community by addressing mental health needs, fostering professional development, and promoting holistic well-being.