We know that these are scary and uncertain times. At CommUnity Crisis Services and Food Bank, we hear every day from people in our community how the COVID-19 virus is…
…is a Hunger Banquet? The Hunger Banquet is an immersive social experience in which members of the Johnson County community gather to learn the latest on the state of food…
…health history. After counselors have a good understanding of what the client is experiencing, they work with the client to develop a safety plan and connect them to community resources….
…illness conditions: Anxiety Disorders are the most commonly diagnosed mental illness. They include panic disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Generalized Anxiety Disorder and phobias. Nearly…
…completely free and confidential. Response times are typically within 30 minutes of dispatch. Common reasons to call mobile crisis: when you are willing to meet with Mobile Crisis Response when…
…cities around the world (Orlando and Paris, for example) or the bombings at the 2013 Boston Marathon, or active combat. Be tolerant of your nervous system: It’s having a normal…
…love to try new recipes whether it’s sweet treats, comfort foods, or something out of my comfort zone. I always feel renewed when I make something delicious that I can…
Become a CommUnity Ambassador! Do you believe everyone deserves food? Emotional support? Access to safe housing? Becoming a CommUnity Ambassador could be the perfect fit for you (and for us too!) CommUnity Crisis…
…Article on uncovering myths that keep racism in place Overview of major historical events throughout Black History Month Great interactive look at food insecurity in marginalized communities Research and stats…
By Amel Ali, CommUnity Crisis Services Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Specialist May is mental health awareness month, and as CommUnity’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Specialist, I want to touch a…
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