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Junction
City – Geary County A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z FALSE
MEMORY SYNDROME FOUNDATION The Foundation offers assistance to those accused by adult children and/or others of various types of abuse. HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) Mon.-Fri.
The Family Care Center of Junction City is an outpatient mental health clinic which has been in Junction City area since 1985. The clinic offers individual, marital, family and group therapy, psychiatric and psychological evaluations, custody evaluations and adoption home studies, drug and also alcohol evaluations, continuing care, and divorce counseling/mediation. The Family Care Center of Junction City has staff available 24- hours a day to help you deal with crisis. FEE: Most Health Insurance Accepted
The purpose of the Family Hope Center is to minister to families & individuals in crisis by offering support and encouragement and to offer opportunities for growth and learning to those families & individuals as they begin to rebuild their lives. This is accomplished mainly through support and referral. The Hope Center opened in 1983 as the community outreach program of 1st Presbyterian Church. Services
Provided Include: Workshops/Seminars as scheduled. FEES: None FEDERAL
STUDENT AID PROGRAM Students enrolled or accepted for enrollment in post high school education institutions are eligible for financial aid under several government programs. The aid consists of repayable loans or direct grants and applies to colleges and universities, vocational and technical schools and hospital schools of nursing. The programs are: Pell Grants, Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants, College Work Study, Perkins Loan, and Stafford Loan. There are other sources of financial aid sponsored by either the Federal government, states, localities, businesses, organizations, individuals and associations. The best way to get information is to contact the Financial Aid Administrator or obtain the “Federal Student Financial Aid Fact Sheet”.
To better the relationship between the Filipino and American cultures. To provide a culture exchange of the Filipino people to all. To share with all people the culture, language, and heritage of the Filipino people.
An organization for fishing and hunting enthusiasts that promotes conservation and safety programs. Sponsors a Youth Hunters Safety Program and various shooting and fishing tournaments periodically throughout the year. FEE: Annual membership fees. Entry fees to tournaments.
Serving Geary, Riley, Pottawatomie and Clay counties. Provides legal information and representation to eligible low income and elderly individuals. Cannot represent persons in criminal matters or cases which are fee producing such as insurance, workers compensation or suits for damages. Most cases are public benefits, social security, landlord-tenant, consumer and family law areas. Can assist other not for profit agencies concerning legal problems of their clients. HOURS: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 Monday – Friday
A crisis hotline that offers peer counseling, short-term crisis intervention, information and referral services to individuals with any kind of problems. Strictly confidential and staffed by volunteer para-professionals who have received special training. Speakers available upon request.
Provides the unit of military personnel stationed at Fort Riley. Only the military unit is given out. Home addresses and telephone numbers are not released.
Out-of-school informal education program for youth ages 5-19. Provides growth experiences and leadership development training through a variety of projects, activities and club formats. Offers an opportunity for young people to make friends, participate in community service projects and attend county and state sponsored events such as county fair and camp. School Enrichment Programs include: Chick Embryology, Wheat Science, The Great American Eating Machine, Trade-Offs, Blue Skies-Adventures in Space Technology, Hello Beautiful Person, Youth & the Law. 4-H Club formats include Community Clubs & Project Clubs for 7-19 years old and Mini 4-H Clubs for youth 5-7 years of age. |
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