Association of Community Mental Health Centers of Kansas, Inc.

04/30/2026

A gentle reminder from Prairie View: you don’t have to do it all at once. Your best is enough.

You are not meant to do everything all at once.

Give yourself permission to rest, to ask for help, and to take things one step at a time. Doing your best is enough.

04/30/2026

PrPrairie Vieweminds us that Mental health crises can take many forms, but help is always possible. Stay with loved ones during times of risk and seek professional support when needed.

A mental health crisis can take many forms, self-harm, panic attacks, suicidal ideation, getting in trouble with the law, planning or considering hurting oneself or others. But no matter what kind of crisis someone might be going through, you can help. Make sure to stay with your loved one while they’re at risk and do not hesitate to get them professional help.

Source: MHFA

04/30/2026

A big congratulations to High Plains Mental Health Center on the grand opening of their new Crisis Intervention Center! Such an important step forward for community care, hope, and healing. Stop in today to check it out.

We are so excited to officially celebrate the grand opening of our all new Crisis Intervention Center! We hope you can join us TODAY to mark this significant milestone. It's been a long time coming, and we are ready to open our doors for hope and healing on May 4.

04/30/2026

Mental Health Awareness Month begins this Friday 💚

Shoutout to Central Kansas Mental Health Center for sharing this reminder to come together, raise awareness, and support mental well-being. Join the movement by wearing green on Fridays throughout May—the color that represents mental health awareness.

Friday kicks off Mental Health Awareness Month 🧠💚
A time to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and support mental well-being.

Be Seen in Green with us! Green is the official color of mental health awareness, and we’re encouraging everyone across the communities we serve to wear green every Friday in May.

Share your photos using and tag Central Kansas Mental Health Center 💚

04/29/2026

Last chance!

Buy your raffle tickets by 5 p.m. Friday for the High Plains triple raffle. Proceeds support the Crisis Intervention Center at High Plains Mental Health Center, and winners will be drawn live on Facebook.

TIME IS RUNNING OUT! For a chance to win our cash prize or 50/50 jackpot, buy your raffle tickets before 5 p.m. Friday. Winners will be drawn right here via Facebook Live at 5 p.m. Friday, May 1. All proceeds from our brand new triple raffle will support development of the Crisis Intervention Center.

https://event.auctria.com/f38d674d-fdbb-457a-9441-ba012610b938/

04/29/2026

Kanza Mental Health & Guidance Center, Inc provides in‑person crisis response wherever you are—serving Brown, Doniphan, Jackson & Nemaha Counties.

📞 785‑742‑3666

💡 Did You Know?

Kanza Mental Health & Guidance Center offers 24/7 Crisis Response—because support shouldn’t have to wait. 💙

🚨 We come to YOU.
Our trained staff provide rapid, in-person crisis support wherever you are—at home, at work, or in the community.

Serving Brown, Doniphan, Jackson, and Nemaha Counties, we’re here for adults, children, youth, and families when it matters most.

📞 785.742.3666
Help is just a call away.

You are not alone. 💙

04/29/2026

Overdose deaths may be declining, but fentanyl still puts young lives at risk. Johnson County Mental Health Center is here to help. Learn more at fentanylawarenessday.org.

While overdose deaths are down from record highs, too many young lives are still at risk from fake prescription pills made with fentanyl.

Learn how you can help protect our communities at fentanylawarenessday.org.

04/29/2026

Big thanks to the Parsons Area Community Foundation! 🎉 Kudos to Labette Center for Mental Health Services for being a 2026 grant recipient. This support helps provide free Mental Health First Aid in Labette County and strengthens Labette’s Supported Employment program

Thank you to the Parsons Area Community Foundation!
Labette Center was pleased to be a 2026 grant recipient at this year's PACF awards banquet. Labette Center received a $3000.00 grant that will be used to continue the ability to provide Mental Health First Aid to those who live or work in Labette County, free of charge. In addition, this year's grant funding will also go to support individuals in the center's IPS Supported Employment program. Grant funding used in Supported Employment will go towards assisting individuals in acquiring documents, clothing, transportation, etc. that will aid them in being successful in their journey to employment.
Pictured: Monica Simpson, PR/Marketing/MHFA, attended the banquet to accept the grant funding.

04/27/2026

Appreciate this reminder from Wyandot Behavioral Health Network

Stress can feel heavy at times, and it’s okay to ask for support. Talking with someone you trust—or a professional—can help lighten the load.

04/27/2026

Support is needed more than ever—and The Center for Counseling & Consultation is hiring.

Join a team making a meaningful difference for children, adults, and families.

View openings: https://www.thecentergb.org/jobs
Please share or tag someone who may be interested.

Our communities continue to need support — and we are growing to meet that need.

The Center is hiring compassionate, purpose-driven professionals who want to make a real impact in the lives of children, adults, and families across our region.

Current openings include:
• Therapist
• APRN
• Children’s Case Manager
• Adult Case Manager
• Parent Support Aide

These roles help individuals and families access care, build skills, and find hope — often during some of life’s most difficult moments.

If you are looking for:
✔ meaningful work
✔ a supportive team environment
✔ opportunities to grow
✔ a career that truly makes a difference

We would love to connect with you.

Explore opportunities and apply:
👉 https://www.thecentergb.org/jobs

💬 Help us reach the right people:
• Tag someone who would be a great fit
• Share this post
• Or send it directly to someone looking for purposeful work

Because strong communities need strong support systems — and that starts with people who care.

04/27/2026

Our own Kansas MHFA trainers, along with 600 instructors, coordinators and national trainers were together at NatCon26 for the MHFA Summit to engage and connect with each other!

Special shout out to our ACMHCK Staff, Sue Murnane and Andrea Diaz Buezo.

04/27/2026

Support Mental Health Awareness Month this May. Prairie View is partnering with local businesses to display awareness posters in the community.

Interested? Contact Brad Schmidt at schmidtbd@pvi.org for a flyer.

Are you a Mental Health Advocate?

Show your community that your business supports Mental Health Awareness Month. Prairie View is partnering with local businesses to display awareness posters throughout May.

Interested in participating? Contact Brad Schmidt at schmidtbd@pvi.org to get a flyer for your location.

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