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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 KANSAS
CHILDREN’S SERVICE LEAGUE (KCSL) 217
Southwind Kansas Children’s Service League is a statewide private, non-profit child welfare agency providing services to children and/or their families. COMMUNITY
SERVICES PROVIDED: Emergency Foster Care – Short term placement for children who are removed from their homes because of abuse, neglect or behavior problems. Respite Foster Care – Planned, short term hourly care by a trained provider for a child who has a physical or mental disability, emotional disturbance, or chronic medical condition. KCSL recruits, licenses and trains Foster parents to provide care for children experiencing any of the above problems. Special Needs Adoption Recruitment: Adoption for children over the age of seven, children of color, and sibling groups.
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Office Veterans
Administration Regional Office Provides information and referral service and assistance to veterans, their family members and widows in obtaining veterans benefits from the Veterans Administration.
The Housing Division of this department provides technical assistance to communities to help them participate in subsidized housing to low-income persons. The state of Kansas has no funding for housing so the programs available for communities are funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Health and Human Services, and the United States Department of Treasury. In addition, the Division administers the Housing Assistance Payments Program on Section 8 New Construction Multi-family housing, which has financed through KHDC (Kansas Housing Development Corporation) with 11B bond financing.
Consultation on local health department, primary care, and rural health programs and issues.
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S. Market, Suite 4030 Supervision, control and regulation of corporations, companies, associations, societies, exchanges, partnerships or persons authorized to transact the business of insurance in Kansas as well as supervision over many of their transactions. Directly responsible for service to and protection of the people of Kansas on insurance matters.
Provides personal adjustment training and vocational evaluations for the blind and visually impaired adults in the state of Kansas. Provides training in: orientation and mobility skills, techniques of daily living, communication skills, manual arts, personal adjustment counseling, and computer technology. Residential living is provided during the training period. It also provides a program for older adults, Kan-Sail. ELIGIBILITY: Persons with blind/visual impairment referred through vocational rehabilitation.
Provides an educational program for visually impaired children (kindergarten thru 12th grade) who are residents of Kansas. Provides vocational training, educational material, and outreach service to school districts in the state of Kansas. KANSAS
AMATEUR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION KANSAS
STATE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF Provides educational programs for residential or day school children ages 3 through high school who are deaf or have severely defective hearing; education through total communication, vocational training, sport programs and residential community living. On-the-job training and job placement is provided for students.
Upward Bound is a federally funded program designed to generate skills and motivation to pursue post-secondary education for students from disadvantaged backgrounds. During the school year, tutoring and other support services are offered to students in grades 9 – 12 from Junction City, Riley, Manhattan, Rock Creek, St. George and Westmoreland. During the summer, students live on K-State campus for 6 weeks and the program for Bridge students just graduating is 8 weeks. Membership is limited. ELIGIBILITY: Parents’ income and educational background criteria.
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Club FEE: Annual membership dues. Membership by invitation.
Provides public service announcements for non-profit organizations at no charge including meetings of clubs, social groups and civic activities; births; deaths; Swap Shop; and assists in publicity for and co-sponsorship of community service projects.
Konza Prairie Community Health Center exists to provide to all citizens needed primary medical care, regardless of age, race, sex, creed or ability to pay. A sliding fee scale is used to determine patient costs, and Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance are accepted. In addition to primary health care, KPCHC can provide diabetes self-management training, school physicals, and a variety of other health services. FEE:
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