ABOUT
Like many communities in the US, our community--the people living in Wichita and surrounding areas--rely on nonprofits and faith-based groups to fill huge gaps left by the social safety nets of our government. These organizations can make a huge, lasting impact on the lives they touch. Unfortunately, not every organization welcomes the beautiful diversity and complex backgrounds of those seeking their services. Some organizations may impose harmful and humiliating requirements or refuse to provide services altogether.
The goal of this project is to not only provide a list of resources available in our community, but to let people know what they can expect when engaging with an organization for the first time.
DISCLAIMER
The resources listed are compiled from independent sources and personal experiences. Inclusion of any organization does not imply endorsement. Any negative information included is provided solely for transparency. We do not guarantee the completeness, accuracy, or reliability of the information. By using this list, you agree to indemnify and hold harmless its owners and contributors from any liability, claims, or damages resulting from your reliance on the information presented.
For questions or concerns, please use this contact form.
VIEW THE LIST
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View by Category
The list categories are roughly organized around Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
- Physiological Needs - crisis, food, shelter, clothing & hygiene, healthcare
- Safety and Security - employment, financial assistance, transportation, protection, legal assistance, household items, counseling
- Love and Belonging - community, networking
- Self-Esteem - education, leadership
- Actualization - finding purpose and meaning, advocating for change
View by Tag
The list tags are organized around the people the organization serves.
- Domestic Violence - organizations with specialized resources for survivors of domestic violence
- Addiction - organizations with specialized resources for people with a substance use disorder
- Special Needs - organizations with specialized resources for people with special needs or disabilities
- Autism - organizations with specialized resources for Autistic people
- Youth - organizations that are focused on supporting youth
- LGBTQ+ Centered - organizations that are focused on supporting LGBTQ+ people
- LGBTQ+ Friendly - organizations that are known to welcome LGBTQ+ people
- Family Friendly - organizations that are welcoming to families
- Secular - organizations that have no known affiliation with a religious organization
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FEEDBACK
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