Resources
Community Resources
Our Coalition is committed to connecting residents with the tools and support they need to thrive. This work is guided by our Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) for Finney County, a comprehensive study we use to identify local health gaps and prioritize the most pressing issues facing our neighbors.
By using the CHNA as our roadmap, we ensure our initiatives—like our Community Resource Guide—are strategically designed to bridge those gaps. This guide brings together trusted local contacts, from health services and family support programs to housing, making it easy to find the resources that fit your specific needs.
For those seeking food assistance, our Food Resource Guide provides up-to-date information on local food pantries, distribution sites, community meals, and nutrition programs across our service area. Together, these tools and the data from our CHNA reflect the coalition’s ongoing effort to ensure every resident has access to reliable support and the opportunity to live well.
Garden City
2025 Community Health
Needs Assessment
Dodge City
2025 Community Health
Needs Assessment
Ulysses
2025 Community Health
Needs Assessment
Finney County
Community Resource Guide
Grant County
Community Resource Guide
Food Resource Guide
Problem Gambling Services
Know When The Game is Playing You
Gambling can affect anyone, and recognizing the warning signs early is the crucial first step toward taking back control before gambling begins to control your life. If you or someone you care about is noticing changes in habits, finances, or stress levels related to gambling, remember that support is available and you do not have to navigate it alone.
Through the Kansas Department of Aging and Disability Services anyone can engage in a free, confidential conversation with a professional to help you build a personalized plan and take your next meaningful step forward. Best of all, all Kansans affected by problem gambling are eligible to receive completely confidential treatment at zero out-of-pocket cost.
Tobacco Prevention
KanQuit
KanQuit is a free, state-sponsored program—powered by the Kansas Tobacco Quitline—designed to help any individual to successfully quit smoking, vaping, and using all forms of commercial tobacco. The program provides confidential, evidence-based support through 24/7 one-on-one coaching, personalized quit plans, and free starter supplies of nicotine replacement therapy like patches or gum for eligible participants.
LiveWell Finney County proudly promotes KanQuit because reducing tobacco use is essential to lowering chronic disease and improving the overall health and quality of life across our community. By highlighting this accessible, no-cost resource, we empower Finney County residents, families, and workers to overcome nicotine addiction and live longer, healthier lives right from home.
Ready to start your smoke-free journey? Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW or visit KSquit.org today to connect with your free coach and claim a quit plan.
My Life, My Quit
My Life, My Quit is a free, confidential program designed specifically for teens (ages 13–17) seeking help to quit vaping and all other forms of tobacco. Through youth-friendly support like one-on-one coaching, text messaging, and online chat, participants learn to manage stress, identify triggers, and build personalized quit plans.
This resource is a vital tool for our community in addressing adolescent nicotine use. By promoting this accessible, state-backed program, local schools, parents, and healthcare providers gain a direct referral solution to combat youth vaping, support local prevention efforts, and foster healthier generations across the community.
