Mental Health – Page 4 – Support Groups in Kansas

Obsessive Compulsive Anonymous

Obsessive Compulsive Anonymous (OCA) Is a fellowship of people who share their Experience, Strength, and Hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from OCD.

Center for Lost In Multiple Birth (CLIMB, Inc.)

Our mission is to provide parent-to-parent support for all of us who have experienced the death of one or more twins or higher multiple birth children at any time from conception through birth, infancy and early childhood. It is also to assist extended families, caregivers, twins and multiples who are seeking to understand and support

KID SAVE

Information and referrals to public or private services for children and adolescents in crisis including shelters, mental health services, sexual abuse treatment, substance abuse programs, family counseling, residential care, and adoption or foster care.

International OCD Foundation

Dedicated to early intervention in controlling and finding a cure for OC disorders and improving the welfare of people with OCD and other related OCD spectrum disorders. Education, research, mutual support, newsletter, and group development guidelines.

Consumer Run Organizations (CROs) for Mental Health in Kansas

Support for people with mental health challenges.

Main Street Ministry – Hillsboro, KS

Information on any crisis situation, Bible oriented group for women, free housing for those that qualify, food bank, and furniture available for those in need.

Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center

Group for parents of children with special needs (SED not MRDD). Advance notice required to attend group. Child care and dinner is provided. Targeted for children with emotional special needs.

Project Independence

Support, socialization, peer support, recreation and information for adults with any type of mental illness.

Mood Disorders Support Group, Inc. (MDSG-NY)

Resource and online groups For people with manic-depression or depression and their families and friends. Guest lectures, newsletter, rap groups, and assistance in starting groups.

Independence Inc.

Monthly meetings for men and women with any kind of disability, either mental or physical. Various activities. Eight different groups.