WBHN Blog

SOAR Team Helping Individuals Who Are Homeless Get Their Life Back

“No Wrong Door”: Wyandot Center & RSI Merge Crisis Services

Multigenerational family smiles together outdoors. Two adults stand with two children in the center, while an older man and woman stand on either side. Everyone is close together and looking happily at the camera.

New PACES Project Working to Break Down Language & Cultural Barriers

New Year, New Adventure: Kim Wilson Housing Opens Kim’s Place

What To Expect When You Call Our 24/7 Crisis Line

Working Together with Clients to Overcome Barriers

The Importance of Early Intervention in Psychosis

A group of staff members stand together indoors, all wearing face masks. Some people wear gold paper crowns, and several hold red envelopes. They are posed in front of a decorated wall with colorful hanging streamers and paper decorations, smiling for the group photo.

“Giving Kids a Piece of Normalcy”: Psychosocial Program Adapts to Pandemic

Finding Opportunity at a Time of Crisis

A smiling family of four poses outdoors in a garden setting. Two adults stand behind their two young children, with greenery and flowers in the background.

Taking a Whole Family Approach to Mental Health

Pairing Social Workers with Police: A Look at the KCKPD CIT Co-Responder Program

Megan Hogan Red Cross and American Red Cross van.

“My Version of Self Care”: PACES Therapist Volunteers with American Red Cross