Wyandotte County, Kansas crisis and mental-health resources
Kansas identifies the Community Mental Health Center crisis line serving Wyandotte County. Use 988 or the current state directory during a crisis and confirm local intake details directly. Last checked August 2, 2026.
If there is immediate physical danger, an active attempt, or a medical emergency, contact emergency services immediately.
What you can do now
Take these steps in order.
1
Call or text 988 for suicidal thoughts, emotional distress, a mental-health or substance-use crisis, or concern about another person.
2
Kansas’s official directory lists Wyandot Center for Community Behavioral Healthcare’s crisis line at 913-788-4200 for Wyandotte County.
3
For an active attempt, urgent medical emergency, or immediate physical danger, contact emergency services.
Use the live Kansas directory
The Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services maintains the current county-by-county crisis-line list. Use that state page to confirm the organization and number rather than relying on an older saved list.
Describe the need clearly
The person’s current location and age
Whether suicidal thoughts, an attempt, intoxication, weapons, or immediate danger are involved
Whether the person can stay with a safe adult
Whether language access, disability accommodation, or transportation is needed
Ask about the next level of care
Phone support may lead to a recommendation for mobile response, walk-in assessment, emergency evaluation, or scheduled services. Ask what is available now, who is eligible, and what to do if the situation changes.
For youth and families
Ask specifically about child and adolescent services, caregiver participation, school coordination, and follow-up. Do not leave a young person alone when immediate danger may be present.
Foundational health and safety guidance grounded in cited national sources. Qualified clinical and suicide-prevention review is required before broad public promotion.
