Compeer program grows in Kansas driven by female volunteers
In six months Lawrence’s Compeer program has become Kansas second largest, pairing 24 Bert Nash clients with volunteers. Most matches are female. male volunteers are scarce. Training precedes matches, which are strictly one on one and weekly for a year. The program aims to ease loneliness for mentally ill adults through outside contact and friendship.
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KU leaders urged to adopt global outlook at conference
Sara Boatman of the University of Nebraska Lincoln urged about 130 Kansas University student leaders to think beyond campus. She emphasized a global perspective, new experiences, and healthy living, recommending weekly news reading and comparing media.
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