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Mission

The Mission of the Mental Health Association of South Central Kansas is to empower and assist youth, families and adults in our community to achieve optimal mental health and wellness through education, advocacy, and services.

Vision

MHA's Vision is achievement of a just, humane, and healthy community where all people are treated with respect and dignity, and where they have the opportunity to achieve their full potential, free from stigma and prejudice.

Welcome to The Mental Health Association of South Central Kansas

We exist to empower and assist youth, families and adults in South Central Kansas to achieve optimal mental health and wellness through education, advocacy, and service. With your help, we can make a difference. MHA seeks to intervene, treat, and educate those throughout south central Kansas in the many forms that mental illness takes among our families and friends, while doing all that we can to remove the sigma too often associated with mental health.

MHASCK is a proud affiliate of Mental Health America.

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Programs

Our programs are designed to further our mission and provide much needed services for our constituents.
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Events

Fundraisers and events help us raise awareness and generate crucial resources to serve our community. Join us at our next event and see how you can get involved.
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Volunteer

Improve your community by joining our cause. You'd be surprised at what a huge difference a little bit of your time can make.
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October 3, 2016

MHA announces proud partnership with DCF on End-Dependence Kansas

We are excited to announce that MHA’s proposal was chosen by the Kansas Department of Children and Families Vocational Rehabilitation Division to provide employment services for persons with disabilities under the End-Dependence Kansas initiative. The goal of the project is to increase competitive, integrated employment; reduce reliance on public benefit systems, and develop effective support systems for participants. Utilizing research based employment practices, MHA’s initiative is expected to serve 210 individuals with a behavioral health disorder over the course of the 5 year grant period.