News & Notes

Jeremy had his 25th birthday in March. He had a lot to celebrate. One month earlier, Jeremy had graduated from the Douglas County...

When someone walks through the doors of the Bert Nash Center, my hope is they feel the strength within.

Sav started coming to the Bert Nash Center for services a year ago. “I had been needing to come to Bert Nash for a long time,” they said....

When Kristin Vernon sat down to have a conversation about her new role as director of the Youth Recovery Center (YRC), she passed along a...

When Sarah Hoadley called Emily Farley to congratulate her on her new position, it planted a seed. “I happened to see the notice about...

When Dr. Eeman Akhtar begins his new role in May, he will be leaving one healthcare provider located on Maine Street and joining another...

Andy Brown’s association with the Bert Nash Center goes back decades to when he was an employee. And that connection has continued up to...

Until becoming a member of the Bert Nash Center Governing Board in 2010, Cindy Maude didn’t know a lot about the Center or its range of...

Whether it was working for the Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center, the Lawrence Community Shelter or in his current role with...

Jay Pryor has been pushing for transformative change since they came out in the 1980s. “When I came out in the ‘80s, we had been told...

As we prepare for further growth and development at the Bert Nash Center (BNC), we are thrilled to announce two exciting updates....

In recognition and celebration of Black History Month in February, we honor all of our team members of color today and every day. Read...