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Governor Kelly Signs Bipartisan Bill Establishing SOUL Family Legal Permanency Option for Children in Foster Care

Governor Laura Kelly signed House Bill 2536, creating the SOUL family legal permanency option for foster children over 16. This gives them a say in their future caregivers. Additional bipartisan bills were also signed, addressing various state issues, ranging from self-storage facilities to criminal penalties for hit-and-run incidents causing injury or death.

Nearly $14 million to be Distributed to Kansas Families

TOPEKA – Kansas families with school-aged children will receive a one-time benefit of $120 per child as part of the Supplemental Pandemic Electronic Benefit (P-EBT) program....

DCF Opens Energy Bill Assistance Program Early

TOPEKA – With temperatures dropping, the Kansas Department for Children and Families (DCF) announced today that Kansans needing financial assistance to keep their heat on this...

Child Support Services Impacted by Kansas Court’s Network Security Issue

TOPEKA – Due to the network security issue announced by the Kansas Judicial Branch last week, the Kansas Department for Children and Families (DCF) is...

Kansas foster children are still sleeping in offices years after promises that would end

By Blaise Mesa - Kansas News Service TOPEKA, Kansas — Foster children still regularly sleep in offices instead of homes despite the Kansas Department for Children...

Supplemental Pandemic Food Assistance Program Announces Benefit Distribution Dates

TOPEKA – The Kansas Department for Children and Families (DCF) announces the distribution of the Supplemental Pandemic EBT food assistance benefit to eligible Kansas students. Distribution...

Kansas DCF Extends Deadline For Pandemic Relief Program

TOPEKA – The Kansas Department for Children and Families has extended the deadline to Sept. 10, 2021, for its independent living pandemic relief program,...

Kansas Foster Care Providers Say They’ve Gotten Better, But Critics Say They Need To Do Better

By Nomin Ujiyediin - Kansas News Service The long-troubled foster care system in Kansas got hit with yet another complication over the last year. Pandemic complications...

DCF & Partners Raise More than $23K in Gift Cards and Monetary Donations for Hope for the Holidays

The Kansas Department for Children and Families is helping to make sure often-forgotten young people are remembered this holiday season. Through the agency’s Hope for...

DCF Takes Immediate Action to Address Allegations of Document Falsification by St. Francis Ministries Employees

Topeka - Kansas Department for Children and Families Secretary Laura Howard took swift action to address allegations of document falsification by employees of St....

Feds Say Filth, Hazards At Kansas Group Homes Put Foster Care Children At Risk

By Celia Llopis-Jepsen - Kansas News Service Kansas let foster care children live in group homes with broken windows, mold, exposed electrical wiring, trashed porches...

State Settles Federal Lawsuit; Agencies Eager to Continue Systemic Overhaul of Child Welfare System

(Via Press Release) Department for Children and Families Secretary Laura Howard today announced that defendants have agreed to a settlement agreement in the matter...

Governor Laura Kelly Signs Executive Order Implementing Foster Care Report Card

Governor Laura Kelly today signed Executive Order #20-53 establishing an annual education report card for students in foster care. The report card will track...

Kansas DCF Service Centers Reopening June 8

Department for Children and Families Secretary Laura Howard announced today a select number of DCF offices will reopen to the public beginning Monday, June...

REGIONAL NEWS

Public Input Sought On Water Injection Dredging Study at Tuttle Creek Lake

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is seeking public input on a draft environmental assessment for the Water Injection Dredging Study at Tuttle Creek Lake. A public meeting is scheduled for April 18, 2024, in Manhattan, KS. The project aims to address sedimentation issues and restore the reservoir's storage capacity using innovative water injection dredging technology.

LOCAL NEWS

Cloud Co. Comm. College To Present Spring Play

Cloud County Community College's Theatre Department presents "The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong" on April 25-27 at Cook Theatre. Showtime is 7 p.m. and tickets cost $5, free for CCCC students. Directed by Julia Burr-Roveti, the play showcases a drama society's humorous struggles while performing "The Murder at Haversham Manor."

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