Central Kansas Mental Health Center

Community support service program - 13,184 hours of this service was provided to adults who have long-term mental illness. These hours include services for psycho-social service care, case management, and efforts to stabilize individuals at home without the necessity of re-entering state hospitals as well as to increase community tenure, improve quality of life and access within their community.

Community based service program - 70,040 hours of service was provided to youth with severe emotional disturbances. Services include psychosocial, case management, attendant care, and family services. The goal is to keep youth out of state hospitals, keep them in school and living in their own homes within their community.

Other miscellaneous programs - this includes prevention, education, and consultation programs. The goal is to teach a positive mental health approach to living and stress management methodology. This targets youth and the education system and promotes appropriate practice of mental health to all ages by speaking to groups, counseling on the individual level, and addressing the public via mass media: radio, tv, internet, or newspapers. This takes place in the five counties in our area: salina, ottawa, dickinson, ellsworth, and lincoln counties. Martin youth center services - 533 hours of services was provided to youth. This youth center was opened to provide crisis intervention and stabilization services to youth 24 hours a day as an alternative to more restrictive placements. The primary goal is to help keep children in their own communities for treatment during this difficult time. Medical services - 4,077 hours of services was provided. This service was designed to improve individual and family health through medical management. Emergency services and adult observation - 1,996 hours of services was provided. This service was designed to improve individual and family health through crisis intervention and stabilization. Certified community behavioral health clinics - cchbcs are designed to provide a comprehensive range of mental health and substance use disorder services, particularly to vulnerable individuals with the most complex needs during a federal demonstration program with participating states. For 2024, 108,854 hours of services was provided.