The Network will provide for caregivers’ needs in a variety of ways, including peer to peer support and mentoring, education and training opportunities, and information and resources to assist all caregivers in feeling equipped to handle the needs of children in care. The Network will provide for Kansas Foster, Non-Related Kinship and Kinship/Relative caregivers.
Read moreWebsite for persons who have questions about relationships. Provides information about primarily teen, but also adult relationships with regards to dating, consent, what is and is not abuse and resources for more information.
Read moreThe SOS mission is to empower and advocate for those affected by sexual and domestic violence, child abuse and neglect.
Programs include: Crisis Services, CASA: Court-Appointed Special Advocate, CAC: Child Advocacy Center, CVEC: Child Visitation & Exchange Center.
Call 800-825-1295 for information to talk with advocates about support groups
Read moreMothers for Justice United is engaged in advocacy on two main, somewhat overlapping fronts: police accountability and reform; and mental health, particularly as it interacts with policing. Mothers for Justice supports moms who have lost children to violence and who have been overlooked by police departments. Mutual support for those in need.
Read morePublic education about aphasia. Information for patients and families, referrals to local groups, and young people’s network for people ages 13 to 21 with acquired aphasia. Networks parents to share information. Newsletter and manual for starting new grou
Read moreResource and Groups online. Information on self-help groups, therapy, and referrals to professionals. Meetings led by members with professionals as sponsors. Newsletter and group development guidelines.
ANAD is a donation-based recovery community. We believe eating disorder support should be affordable and accessible to all. To continue offering our services for free, we rely on
Read moreThe mission of Safe Sitter® is to provide life skills, safety skills, and child care training to all youth in order to build safer communities.
Course content includes:
Safety Skills: Indoor safety, outdoor safety, online safety, and personal safety.
Child Care Skills: Child development, child care routines (including diapering practice), and behavior management.
First Aid &
For youth who have experienced domestic violence and/or sexual abuse.
Read moreIf you are dealing with a shoplifting issue or are seeking to understand why you shoplifted and are looking for confidential help and support to overcome the problem, you’ve come to the right place. Education programs for adults and juveniles, telephone coaching, self-assessment, referrals, and court case information.
Read moreSPARC has developed a comprehensive assortment of programs that place special attention on both the single parent and the child residing in a single parent home. Recognizing that each has unique needs, SPARC provides programs and services that cater to the needs of single parents and children individually.
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