Supporting Gender-Affirming Care: A Message from Our CEO
The Bert Nash Center will be closed
Thursday, November 28th
Friday, November 29th
If you or someone you know is in crisis, you can visit the Treatment & Recovery Center (TRC) of Douglas County at 1000 W. Second St., which is available 24/7/365. You can also call the HeadQuarters Kansas crisis line at 785-841-2345 or 988 to connect to crisis services.
News & Notes
We have Bert Nash, its staff and services to thank for guiding and supporting us on this journey
Community partners work together to help get client housed
WRAP provides Wellness, Resources, Access and Prevention in Douglas County schools
New website, new look and feel
Bert Nash Center’s Strategic Plan Is “A Living, Breathing” Document
New Program Helps Break Down Barriers, Care For Whole Person
Partnerships Lead To Board Game Therapy Research Study
Feedback Important To Center’s Strategic Planning Process
BNC Welcomes Returning Team Members
Shauna’s Story
Meet Kyra, Our WRAP Therapist At Baldwin Junior High School.
Bert Nash Center Achieves Three-Year National Accreditation
Market Adjustments Position Bert Nash Center To Retain And Recruit Top Talent
BNC Leadership Members Take On Expanded Roles
Bert Nash Center Receives Community Behavioral Health Clinic Certification
Accreditation Process “A Big Deal” For Bert Nash Center
Alyson Wingert First-Ever Recipient Of Restoring Lives Award
Dynamic Duo: Beverly Billings And Judy Wright To Receive Distinguished Service Award
Community And Healthcare Leaders Come Together To Provide Groundbreaking Collaborative Care
Annual Reports
The Bert Nash Center 2023 Annual Report