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Area Mental Health
Center
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Arrowhead West, Inc.
-the single place where persons apply for developmental disabilities
services in Ford, Edwards, Ness, Meade, Gray, Comanche, Hodgeman,
Clark, Kiowa, Barber, Harper, Kingman, and Pratt counties.
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Developmental Services of
Northwest Kansas - DSNWK
as the Community Disability Organization (CDDO) assures the provision of
quality services and programs to more than 500 individuals with mild to
severe disabilities. These services are available through community
based and outreach programs and interagency agreements with other
service providers in the 18 northwestern most counties of Kansas.
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Hays
Area Children's Center -
a private, nonprofit agency that has
provided quality services for children since 1966. Fully credentialed
by the State of Kansas to assure high standards, HACC believes that
"play" is a prerequisite to creative thinking and leads to discovery,
reasoning and positive social relationships in children.
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High
Plains Mental Health Center -
The purpose of the Center shall be
those enumerated in K.S.A. 19-4001, et. seq., and shall include, but not
be limited to, outpatient diagnostic and treatment services,
rehabilitation services to individuals returning to their community from
inpatient facilities, consultation services to schools, courts, health
and welfare agencies, both public and private, inservice training for
students entering professional educational programs relating to mental
health, public educational programs, information, and research, and such
other purposes as shall qualify the Center for licensing and
accreditation as a community mental health center under the laws and
regulations of the State of Kansas.
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Iroquois
Center for Human Development
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Iroquois Center for Human
Development is a non- profit community mental health center. It
has a catchment area of Clark, Comanche, Edwards, and Kiowa
counties. Although the home office is located in Greensburg,
branch offices are also located in Coldwater, Ashland, and
Kinsley.
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Kansas Centers for Independent Living -
represents 12
Centers for Independent Living (CIL’s). Centers provide
services to people with disabilities of all ages. Centers for
Independent Living also provide assistance to businesses and all
other entities in the community to assist them in offering
services to people with disabilities. We advocate at a state
and national level for the rights of all people with
disabilities to live in the communities of their choice.
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LINK, Inc. (Living
Independently in Northwest Kansas) - LINK, Inc., is
an independent living program for individuals who have physical, mental
or emotional disabilities. LINK, Inc. services are available throughout
a 21 county area in Northwest Kansas
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Northwest
Kansas Educational Service Center
- comprised of 19 unified
school districts. NKESC serves a student base of more than 8,000
students and 900 teachers. The Service Center employs over 200 certified
and non-certified staff. The geographic area of NKESC encompasses 12
counties covering 11,300 square miles.
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Northwest Kansas Transitional Council
- has as its mission interagency
collaboration to assist families with young adults in transition from
school to adult life. Website for use by students, families, and school
personnel in the transition process from school to adult life. Websites
may be accessed by clicking on the underlined link. Email addresses
which are underlined will bring up a preaddressed memo form so you may
email the person concerned
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Southwest
Guidance Center -
Helping Kansans with developmental disabilities access quality
community services.
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