Advocacy in Action

Bringing mental health into the conversation.

Mental health advocacy in Kansas is about changing the conversation so more people feel safe asking for help. See where MHASCK is showing up in the community, the news, and public conversation, and find simple ways you can help too.

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Why advocacy matters

Not about politics. About access.

When we talk openly about mental health, more people get help sooner. Advocacy is how we chip away at stigma, raise awareness, and make sure mental health has a seat at the table in our community. It is about making it normal to ask for support and easier to find it.

How you can help

You do not need a title or a budget.

  • Talk openly about mental health with the people in your life.
  • Share accurate information and stories of hope to counter stigma.
  • Invite MHASCK to speak at your event, school, or workplace.
  • Join our community list and amplify awareness campaigns.

Invite MHASCK to speak

We speak at schools, workplaces, faith communities, and community events. Request a speaker and our team will plan a presentation that fits your audience.

Frequently asked questions

The questions we hear most.

Common questions, answered simply.

Can I invite MHASCK to speak at my event?

Yes, we would love to. We regularly speak at schools, workplaces, faith communities, and community events. To request a speaker, use the request form on our Prevention & Early Intervention page, and our team will follow up to plan a presentation that fits your audience and goals.

Where can I read past media coverage?

We share where MHASCK shows up in local news and public conversation. For the most current coverage and features, join our community list or check our events and news updates. If you are a member of the media, reach out through our Contact page and we will connect you.

How can I help without donating money?

Plenty of ways. Talk openly about mental health, share accurate information and stories of hope, invite us to speak, or volunteer your time. Advocacy is free and powerful. Reducing stigma in your own circle helps people around you feel safe reaching out for support.

Join the conversation.

Every honest conversation makes it easier for someone to ask for help. Connect with our community, share what you learn, and invite MHASCK to speak.