Special Olympics of Kansas

Formed in 1949, the KCMCC is a nationally recognized nonprofit that relies on donations and grants to fund four core program that help fill the gaps in the cycle of crime and power a safer better Greater KC community. Crime Stoppers TIPS Hotline provides safe and anonymous outlets for the public to share information without the threat of retaliation. Metropolitan Community Service Program allows offenders to repay their community through service. Surviving Spouse and Family Endowment Fund (SAFE) provides immediate financial support to the families of local first responders killed in the line of duty. Second Chance Risk Reduction Center helps formerly incarcerated individuals overcome re-entry barriers and more.

Mental Health America of the Heartland (MHAH) is dedicated to promoting mental health as an essential element of overall wellness, addressing emotional, psychological, and social well-being across all stages of life. Through programs such as the Heartland Housing Initiative, Compassionate Ear Warmline, and various advocacy and recovery services, MHAH provides critical resources and support to individuals navigating their mental health journeys. With a commitment to fostering an environment where individuals can seek help without embarrassment, MHAH encourages everyone to take responsibility for their mental well-being and support others in doing the same. They emphasize the importance of living independently and confidently, highlighting that anyone has the potential to lead a fulfilling and powerful life. Generated from the website