Crosswinds reports rising local caseloads, expands medication and school services
Amanda Cunningham, a presenter from Crosswinds, told the Coffey County Board of Commissioners on Nov. 4 that the nonprofit is serving more local residents this year, expanding medication‑clinic access and providing more standalone substance‑use treatment after a recent merger.
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Amanda Cunningham, a presenter from Crosswinds, updated the Coffey County Board of Commissioners on the nonprofit’s client counts and service changes for Coffey County. She said Crosswinds served 369 county residents from January through September 2025, compared with 383 for all of 2024, and that the agency expects that annual total to be exceeded this year.
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