School safety for the rest of us
August 20, 2026
For most families living in the six states served by Saint Francis, a new school year has begun. That means more children and young people are now moving about in
For most families living in the six states served by Saint Francis, a new school year has begun. That means more children and young people are now moving about in
Monday is National Nonprofit Day once again, so we at Saint Francis Ministries want to thank and acknowledge our community partners and other supporters of our mission. We couldn’t do
This month (August 12), the world will commemorate the United Nations’ International Youth Day set aside to acknowledge the contributions and resilience of young people and shed light on the
In recognition of National Reunification Month, staff in Lubbock and Amarillo hosted celebration ceremonies to recognize every family across Region 1 that was successfully reunified over the past year, from
Saint Francis Ministries CEO William Clark recognized the latest Employees of the Quarter during Thursday’s Town Hall Meeting: Tereasa Mansfield, Foster Care Homes Parent Navigator, and James Viele-Assman, QA Specialist.
Saint Francis relies heavily on our community partners to fulfill our mission of bringing healing and hope to children and families, especially when someone we serve needs quick help. Take
The ninth and most recent installment of Saint Francis Ministries’ video series, “Conversations,” is now ready to view. If you haven’t checked these out yet, now’s a good time to
The State of Kansas recently awarded Saint Francis Ministries $118,300 in Community Service Program (CSP) Tax Credits through the Kansas Department of Commerce. The available tax credits will be used
As election season continues, Saint Francis Ministries is closely monitoring key races and potential leadership changes that could influence child welfare policy, agency priorities, and partnerships across the states where
Saint Francis Ministries recently announced three new additions to the Board of Directors to fill vacancies left by the Reverend Don Compier, Mark Bowers, and Kathy Howell, whose terms expired