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WSPA and USD 259 make huge donation for kids
The Wichita School Psychological Association (WSPA) and Wichita Unified School District 259 recently came through for kids in a big way with a hefty donation 500 backpacks and duffle bags,
The Wichita School Psychological Association (WSPA) and Wichita Unified School District 259 recently came through for kids in a big way with a hefty donation 500 backpacks and duffle bags,
Saint Francis Ministries’ Advocacy Team helped make history last month with the passage of the SOUL Family Option, making Kansas the first state in nation to adopt the permanency option
Saint Francis Ministries is one of 15 organizations to recently receive the Texas Home Visiting (THV) grant award from the Prevention and Early Intervention Division of the Department of Family
Saint Francis expanding services into Central Texas Saint Francis Ministries has recently begun an expansion of its work in the Lone Star State by providing foster care and in-home prevention
Several Saint Francis staff gathered at the Chicken N Pickle in Wichita in April for a Sunday Brunch & Bingo event hosted by one of our best community partners. The
This time, she waited too long. By the time Zalecia got to Wesley Medical Center, the broken pencil she’d swallowed had passed through her stomach and punctured her colon. Too
Kansas awards CMS contract to Saint Francis The State of Kansas has awarded Saint Francis Ministries the case management services contract for Areas 1 and 2, comprising 65 counties in
The Saint Francis Ministries Advocacy Team has remained busy over the last month monitoring bills and working to positively influencing policies that impact child welfare. Here’s a brief recap by
Saint Francis friends and colleagues honored a nearly 30-year career in child welfare with the recent retirement celebration of Linda Arthington in Salina. Arthington, who earned her BSW from Kansas
They met in Loughton, near London, on a blind date in 1962. By June 1, 1963, they had married, and suddenly, Christine McPherson became a U.S. Air Force wife. Her
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