Vocational Rehabilitation Service

The Kansas Long-Term Care Ombudsman is a dedicated advocate for the rights of residents living in long-term care settings, including nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and home plus facilities. Their team of paid and volunteer staff work tirelessly to protect the quality of life and care for Kansans in these settings, resolving problems and concerns by collaborating with residents, families, providers, and other agencies. They strive to bring about positive change at the local, state, and national levels, ensuring person-centered approaches, informing residents of their rights, and providing support and information to resident and family councils. The Kansas Long-Term Care Ombudsman also offers valuable resources and training events, such as the upcoming informational meeting from the Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health in Nursing Facilities, which aims to improve the quality of life and care for residents with behavioral health disorders. Additionally, they provide training sessions on person-centered approaches with people experiencing dementia, emphasizing the importance of recognizing individuals beyond their disease and enabling them to engage in activities they enjoy. For those interested in volunteering, the Ombudsman offers opportunities to become an advocate and make a difference in the lives of long-term care residents.Generated from the website

United Way-Dodge City is a non-profit organization based in Dodge City, KS, dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals and families in need. They work to address community challenges through various programs and initiatives. By partnering with local businesses, organizations, and volunteers, United Way-Dodge City strives to create lasting impact and positive change in the community. Their focus is on supporting education, financial stability, and health initiatives to help those facing adversity. Generated from their business information

Oxford House Boot Hill, located in Dodge City, Kansas, is a self-supporting, democratically run sober living home aimed at supporting individuals recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. The facility embraces a communal living environment where residents can focus on their recovery in a drug-free setting. As part of the broader Oxford House network, Boot Hill offers a valuable resource for those in need of transitional housing, although availability may vary and potential residents are encouraged to inquire about openings. The concept promotes independence and accountability, fostering a supportive community for its members on their journey to sobriety. Generated from the website