Neosho Cares

07/19/2024

Neoho County Health Taskforce is excited to share two photos from Downtown Chanute, Ks which will be home to one of two new murals this fall. More updates to come.

“The Neosho County Health Task Force is dedicated to fostering a community where mental health is prioritized, and individuals feel supported. These murals are a testament to our commitment to su***de prevention and mental wellness.” — Faye VanNice, Chair of the Su***de Prevention Team.

05/17/2024

Save the date and please register for this event to be held at the new Southeast Kansas Impact Conference Center in Chanute, just west of NMRMC. We are partnering with our friends at SEK Area Agency on Aging and NMRMC Home Health and Horizon Hospice for this one day event. Register in person, mailing in a check or going online at this site: https://givebutter.com/R8ew6C https://www.facebook.com/sekaaa05 www.sekaaa.com

05/17/2024

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05/13/2024

Save the date! Join us for our upcoming statewide virtual job fair on Wednesday, May 22nd. Explore digital booths showcasing a wide range of state agency job opportunities from the convenience of your home. Secure your spot by registering today at bit.ly/KSMAY2024JOBFAIR

Note: Premier Virtual is mobile-friendly, but we recommend using a PC to access the event.

05/13/2024

This Sunday! Spread the word!

We were able to help 20 families with their laundry that day. If any organization or church would like to sponsor a day, please message us or email.

We will be hosting our 2nd Free Laundry Day this Sunday afternoon starting at 1 pm. See you at the Cycle Laundromat 14th & Santa Fe by U-Haul https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090391277686

05/13/2024

If you're feeling overwhelmed before, during or after a disaster, the national Disaster Distress Helpline is available. Text 1-800-985-5990 to receive emotional support from a trained, caring crisis counselor, 24/7.

05/10/2024

Neosho Cares handed out gifts to childcare providers in Neosho County today for Provider Appreciation Day! We're so thankful for the providers who care for our children ❤️

04/02/2024

Just started! Come see us! We have heard of a need for local families who need laundry assistance and want to offer free laundry wash/dry and detergent use. Saturday, April 6th from 10 am to 2 pm at the Spin Cycle Laundromat next to Uhaul 14th and Santa Fe. A few of our members will be on hand. * Also Important to note: this is our first attention at bringing this event/ program to Neosho Co. we are looking for organizations and/or individuals that may want to donate or help at future events! We are looking for organizations to sponsor quarters or laundry supplies. If this is something you might be interested in please reach out and let us know.

04/02/2024

Saturday, 4/27 from 10 am to 12:30 PM - Stop by to drop off your old medications - They lose their potency if they are old anyway. We are partnering with the Chanute Police Department, Recovery Resources, and NCART on this project.

04/02/2024

April is Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Month! In April and throughout the year, we work to spread awareness about child abuse prevention and why it matters. We stand with Prevent Child Abuse America and many other wonderful organizations across the nation as we are Building a Hopeful Future, Together.

Learn more about CAP Month here: https://www.kcsl.org/resources/cap-month/

03/22/2024

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Housing Information -

Coffeyville Manor House Apartments have current vacancies for those who are 55 or older and they are income based. The apartments have been recently renovated and have all appliances. If you would like more information you can contact Cathy Henson at 620-251-2581 for further information.

03/22/2024

Please see the list below for specifics on donations for the Cornerstone fire victims. We know many others not listed are doing amazing things - restaurants, businesses, individuals, etc. - but wanted to share this list to combine some of the bigger efforts. We are grateful to all, especially all the wonderful firefighters and emergency workers. Way to go Chanute!