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Our Mission
Build connections among people who share the passion to measure, promote, and strengthen community well-being.
We Believe:
- Everyone in Buffalo County should have opportunities to be healthy
- Our community will discover the prevention solutions to today’s problems
- We are a community of people who desire a better outcome for all children and families
A Vision For Well-Being
In 2020, the Buffalo County Community Partners Board decided to use a collective impact model in Buffalo County, so our community can work better together. The board brought in over 60 community partners who shared their hopes for our community and also the gaps and barriers to well-being that our residents are facing.
We built a vision around the hopes and needs for our community and the community created the Well-Being Collaborative to start addressing the issues. Learn More >>
Annual reports to the community
- View our 2023 Report to the Community.
- View our 2019 Report to the Community.
Youth Voices Showcase Gallery
More Than Meets the Eye Youth Voices ShowCase Gallery 1 in 5 Buffalo County High School Youth struggle with mental health. Buffalo County Community Partners saw the youth in their community were struggling and knew they had to make a change. They formed the Buffalo County Youth Advisory Board (YAB) to provide a…
Prescription Takeback
Kearney, NE – On October 26, 2024, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, the Buffalo County Sheriff’s Office is hosting a prescription takeback event at CHI Health Good Samaritan Hospital, 10 E 31st St, Kearney, NE, in the north parking lot “M.” Unused or expired medication, tablets, capsules, patches, and…
Community Partners Move to UNK
Kearney, NE – Buffalo County Community Partners, a Kearney-based non-profit dedicated to addressing community health and wellness, will relocate to the University of Nebraska at Kearney campus on September 24. The organization, initiated in 1996 by CHI Health Good Samaritan and founded by 25 community stakeholders, will move from its…