If you have questions or need clarification, please reach out to your student's case manager!
KVC Kansas is a private, non-profit organization that provides family strengthening and preventative services, parent training, foster care case management, family reunification services, foster family recruitment and support, adoption, aftercare, outpatient therapy and more.
Important Links:
KVC Kansas Main Website -- Main website with a general overview of KVC Kansas
KVC Kansas Services -- This page has several links down the left-hand side that describe the services available through KVC Kansas
Convergent Dentistry is a practice that specializes in clients that have unusual or complex dentistry needs. Instead of referrals to other practices, most dental procedures are able to be done at Convergent Dentistry.
Important Links:
Convergent Dentistry Main Website -- Main website with a general overview of Convergent Dentistry. There is also an option to make an appointment on this website.
Wyandot Center provides services for adults (over 18) who are experiencing suicidal thoughts, depression, anxiety, trauma, grief and loss, and substance abuse.
Eligibility:
Over the age of 18
Resident of Wyandotte County
Important Links:
Wyandot Center Main Website -- Main website with general overview of Wyandot Center
Services & Resources -- Website with list and descriptions of services and resources available through Wyandot Center
PACES is an agency within the Wyandot Behavioral Health Network that provides services to youth with emotional and behavioral challenges and their families regardless of their ability to pay. Services include therapies, medication management, and caregiver support. PACES is only for Wyandotte County residents.
Eligibility:
Ages 3-17; Wyandotte, Leavenworth, or Douglas County resident
Call 913-563-6500 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. to get started. We will get your basic information and ask you to briefly describe the problems your child is experiencing. Next, we will schedule an appointment that will take about an hour.
Important Links:
PACES Main Website -- Main website with an overview of PACES. There is also a number at the bottom of the page for crisis situations (non-911 situations).
Services & Resources -- Information on the services and resources available through PACES
RSI provides services for individuals who need non-medical help for a mental health or substance use crisis who are 18 years or older. Services include a sobering unit, crisis observation unit, and crisis stabilization unit. RSI is available 24/7, 365 days a year.
Eligibility:
Age 18 or older
Experiencing a mental health or substance abuse crisis
Important Links:
RSI Main Website -- Main website for RSI with general overview
Services & Resources -- Website with information on the 3 main services/resources available through RSI
Teen Primary Care at Children's Mercy Hospital (CMH) is a clinic that focuses its efforts on the care of teens. These appointments can range from mental health needs to healthy relationships and sexual wellness. Staff at Teen Primary Care provide judgement-free, teen friendly appointments, often on the same-day that they are requested.
Eligibility:
Eligible to be a patient at CMH
No patient is refused services due to inability to pay.
Important Links:
Teen Primary Care Website -- This is the website for Teen Primary Care. All of the most important information about the clinic is on or linked to from this page.
The National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) is the leading resource in the country for promoting the human rights of individuals with Down syndrome. This website has resources and support for families and information about policy and advocacy initiatives that we can be involved with.
Important Links:
NDSS Main Website -- Main website with a general overview of NDSS
Adulthood Resources -- Variety of resources centered on adults with Down syndrome
The Gabriel Project KC is an agency that provides support and resources to women and teens experiencing unplanned pregnancies. The Gabriel Project KC gives its clients information and referrals to other programs like Medicaid, housing assistance, and transportation assistance.
Important Links:
Gabriel Project KC Main Website -- Main website with a general overview. This page also has links with how to access services.
This portion of the University of Kansas Health System (KU Med) website gives information about support groups and resources available for individuals who are experiencing different health challenges and their families.
Important Links:
KU Med Health Resources -- Webpage with an overview of the health resources available through KU Med.
This is the most local chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI). NAMI Johnson County provides information on mental illnesses, support groups, and resources for individuals and families.
Important Links:
NAMI Johnson County -- Website for NAMI Johnson County.
Family Support Group -- Family support group website. Gives information about the times/dates of family support groups and different ways you can attend (in-person or Zoom). There are also links along the left-hand side with different types of support groups that are available through NAMI Johnson County.
NAMI Main Website -- Main website for NAMI at the national level. Links to a wide range of resources, advocacy help, and ways to get involved.