Programs

Serving Tykes At Risk (S.T.A.R.) is a therapeutic preschool program for children who have been identified as having or are at risk of developing severe behavioral health issues.


Atchison Academy is a comprehensive academic and mental health program made possible by Atchison Public Schools USD 409 and The Guidance Center. In this program, students requiring specialized mental health services and special education services can continue their education in a supportive environment while having their emotional needs addressed.


Multi-Disciplinary Child Protection Team (MDCPT) was formed in 2001 to provide coordinated services for parents and caregivers of school-aged children and youth experiencing challenges at home, in school and in the community. The links below contain a printable brochure about the MDCPT and the required referral form. Additionally, a satisfaction survey is provided for you to provide feedback on the quality of services provided by the MDCPT.

Projects for Assistance in Transitioning from Homelessness (PATH) supports people who are experiencing mental illness/substance abuse issues and are experiencing homelessness or the risk of homelessness.


Supported Employment is designed especially for individuals requiring specialized services in order to maintain successful community living. While working with an Employment Specialist, consumers receive educational information related to employment such as: job seeking skills, employer contacts, job support and improved lifestyle.


Teens Achieving, Reaching, Growing, Exploring and Transitioning (TARGET) is a psychosocial program available for high school age clients to assist them with learning and practicing life skills needed to transition successfully to adulthood.

Program Brochures

Service Brochures