Finney County Community Health Coalition Inc

Arrowhead West is a nonprofit organization that serves children up to age 3 and adults over the age of 18 with developmental disabilities. Common developmental disabilities include mental retardation, autism, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, head injury and multiple physical disabilities. The organization also serves young children who have substantial developmental delays, specific cognitive or acquired conditions that could result in developmental disabilities. Arrowhead West evolved from the efforts of the Dodge City Area Council for Retarded Children that originally served the Kansas counties of Ford, Gray and Hodgeman. Arrowhead West was incorporated in 1976 and also began to serve Edwards, Clark, Kiowa and Comanche counties. The organization is headquartered in Dodge City, Kan.

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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Finney County Inc. is a prominent youth mentoring organization dedicated to creating meaningful relationships between adult volunteers ("Bigs") and children aged 6 to 18 ("Littles") in their community. With over a century of experience, the organization focuses on building positive relationships that foster self-confidence, resilience, and opportunity for every child they serve. As part of the larger Big Brothers Big Sisters of America network, the organization emphasizes the importance of volunteer support, impacting the lives of young people through community and school-based mentoring programs. Their mission is to ensure that every child's potential is recognized and nurtured, ultimately leading to the development of strong, capable leaders for the future. Generated from the website