
Good Day Kansas – SFM 80th Anniversary with Bill Clark
On this special Good Day Kansas segment, Saint Francis Ministries President and CEO Bill Clark reflects on the organization’s 80-year legacy—and its bold vision for the future. What began in

On this special Good Day Kansas segment, Saint Francis Ministries President and CEO Bill Clark reflects on the organization’s 80-year legacy—and its bold vision for the future. What began in

In this episode of the Saint Francis Ministries “Conversations” podcast, Father Andrew O’Connor sits down with Ginny Ellis, Executive Director of Development, to talk about the critical role philanthropy plays

Bright, curious, and determined, 14-year-old Caleb has a natural enthusiasm for life. One of his greatest passions is dinosaurs, and he collects action figures of his favorites. He also loves

Animal lover Elias, 14, would love to be part of a farm family. Funny, outgoing, and sociable, he loves riding his bike, playing with Legos, swimming, and doing “cowboy stuff.”

In this Good Day Kansas segment, we meet Greta, a Master of Social Work practicum student who recently completed her generalist year at Saint Francis Ministries. Filmed at the Salina

In this Good Day Kansas segment, we hear from Susan, Director of Outpatient Behavioral Health at Saint Francis Ministries, as she highlights the often overlooked mental health services offered in

Jared and Sarah, a couple from Andover, Kansas, became foster and adoptive parents to two sisters, Addie and Aubrey, after receiving a life-changing call in 2017. With no prior experience

In this Good Day Kansas segment, we take a look at our Fatherhood FIRE program at the Wichita office. Case manager and class facilitator Vernon shares how the program equips

In this Good Day Kansas segment, Saint Francis Ministries spotlights David, a behavioral interventionist and longtime foster parent. Growing up in a household that welcomed neighborhood kids and watching his

In this episode of “Conversations,” we sit down with the Andrews family to talk about their experience with our Family Centered Treatment (FCT) program. What started with hesitation turned into