Updated Documents

We're posting some updated documents for KMOM Manhattan. We are posting a publicity flyer in both English and Spanish, along with an English and Spanish Postcard. A new Form F for those dentists and hygienists who have not previously completed one, has also been included.

General Volunteer Registration

Registration for general volunteers will begin on January 12, 2009 and registration forms will be available at the KDCF Website. Dentists, please watch your email and regular mail for early bird registration.

New Brochure

Many of you have asked about the new KMOM brochure. Well, here it is. You can view it by clicking on the images below or here to download it.

Age Requirements to Volunteer for KMOM

The Kansas Dental Charitable Foundation requires that all volunteers at the KMOM Clinic be at least 18 years of age unless accompanied by a parent or a guardian. Sixteen and Seventeen year olds may volunteer, but must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and no volunteers will be permitted under the age of 16. Additionally, no volunteer under the age of 18 will be permitted to work on the clinic floor.

Help Us Make a Difference

Programs like the Kansas Mission of Mercy are funded by grants and donations and receive no federal or state funds. You can help us by making a tax deductible donation online. Click here to learn how or for other ways in which you can help.

KDCF Equipment Loaning Application

The Kansas Dental Charitable Foundation has mobile chairs, lights, and units available for in-state, short term loan. If you are interested in borrowing this equipment, a brief application is available here.

KMOM Promotional Video

About KMOM

To provide dental care to underserved, the KMOM project will treat patients on a first come-first served basis and will treat approximately 2000 patients with value of more than $1 million. Patients will be given a medical screening and then triaged into either restorative (fillings), extractions, pediatric (children), oral surgery for major problems, or dental hygiene. Despite the recognition that all citizens need access to oral health care services, many still lack adequate, if any, access to such health services. KMOM has attempted to reach out to this high-risk, underserved populations to provide much-needed dental care with seven projects held around the state of Kansas since 2003.