Mental health is built together.
See the community impact happening across South Central Kansas, and find ways to be part of it between events. This page is about connection, not clinical care.
The difference we make together
Behind the numbers are real people.
A teen who found footing, a family that stayed together, an older neighbor who is no longer alone. Community impact is the sum of thousands of small moments of support, and your involvement helps make more of them possible.
Why families across South Central Kansas turn to MHASCK.
We are a local nonprofit and an affiliate of Mental Health America, grounded in trauma-informed care that puts your safety, choice, and dignity first. CARF accredited since 1999 · led by CEO Mary Jones, LCMFT, LCAC.
Ways to get involved
When you are ready to do more.
-
Advocacy in Action
Help bring mental health into the public conversation.
Learn more -
Volunteer
Give your time and talents to programs across the community.
Learn more -
Give
Support care for neighbors who could not otherwise afford it.
Learn more -
Attend an event
Connect with others who care, including the Beautiful Minds Gala.
See events -
-
Your story could be the reason someone else reaches out.
If you or someone you love has been helped, or if you simply believe in this work, we would love to hear from you. Sharing lived experience, with your permission and on your terms, is one of the most powerful ways to reduce stigma and remind people they are not alone.
The questions we hear most.
Common questions, answered simply.
What do I get if I join the community list?
You will receive the free Five Signs guide to recognizing when someone needs support, plus stories of hope, simple ways to help, and news about events and opportunities. It is a low-volume, high-value way to stay connected to the mission. You can unsubscribe any time.
How is this different from clinical support?
This page is about community, connection, and staying involved, not clinical care. If you or someone you love needs mental health support, our services can help, and if you are in crisis, call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline or visit our Need Help Right Now page for immediate options.
How can I share my story?
We welcome stories from people who have been helped or who believe in this work. Sharing happens with your permission and on your terms, and you control how much is shared. Reach out through our community list or contact us, and we will walk you through it gently.
Join our community.
Being part of the mission starts with one small step. Join our community list and get the free Five Signs guide, then explore ways to volunteer, advocate, or give.
