Provides services to families who have adopted and reside in the state of Kansas, have an APA in place, or have a kinship placement. Opportunities for resources, education and support specifically tailored for families who have been shaped by adoption and guardianship.
Read moreProvides information, support and knowledge of how to eat safely to avoid gluten from grain-based proteins in wheat, rye, barley and possibly oats.
Read moreInformation on meetings of Narcotics Anonymous, a 12-step group for people who are dealing with drug addiction and want to get clean. Multiple groups in the metro Kansas City area and surrounding communities.
Read moreThis support group is for those that have access 1 diagnoses with severe persistence mental illness
Read moreInformal, ongoing education and support for those planning on breastfeeding or who currently are breast feeding. Problems, returning to work, suggestions, and other issues will be addressed. $35 fee for first time patients.
Read moreThe Children’s Alliance of Kansas is an advocacy group that works to support its 19 member agencies. They also work with the member agencies to train their staff to do MAP training with foster parents.
Read moreThe site provides meeting times, descriptions and contact information for each of the following programs for suffering addicts:
Sexual Compulsives Anonymous (SCA)
Sexaholics Anonymous (SA)
Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA)
Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous (SLAA)
S-Group for Clergy Only
The site also provides meeting times, descriptions and contact information for each of the following programs
Read moreA grief and bereavement support group helps facilitate healthy coping with grief through honest communication, while creating a supportive environment amongst the group members.
Read moreTelephone support and individual therapy sessions for children and their families, to assist children who are dealing with the loss of a loved one. Call for meeting time and place.
Read moreFor physicians and physician’s assistants impaired as a result of alcohol, drugs, boundary violations, aging, physical, or psychiatric problems.
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