The Last Mission Project in De Soto, KS, is dedicated to supporting Veterans facing PTSD by alleviating financial burdens that can hinder their path to healing. Our mission focuses on enabling Veterans to access necessary treatment without the overwhelming weight of financial stress affecting their families. Through our program, we provide essential financial assistance that includes help with rent or mortgage, utilities, vehicle payments, and groceries. By fostering healthier coping mechanisms for PTSD, we aim to empower Veterans to reintegrate into their families and communities as valuable, productive members.

Selma Schimmel Vital Grant in De Soto, KS, is dedicated to providing crucial support to individuals grappling with significant financial hardships caused by chronic or terminal illnesses, including cancer, Parkinson’s, and Huntington's Disease. Our mission is to alleviate some of the burdens faced by those affected by these conditions through direct assistance for essentials. We proudly offer utility assistance and grocery assistance tailored to meet immediate needs, ensuring that our recipients have access to the resources they require. While our grant specifically covers either utilities or groceries, we also collaborate with partner organizations to connect individuals with a wider range of support services relevant to their situation. If you or someone you know can benefit from this vital initiative, we encourage you to reach out for more information about our program.

Critical Financial Assistance, located in De Soto, KS, is dedicated to supporting military families through challenging financial situations. Our mission is to provide urgent and compassionate food assistance, along with a range of essential services including auto and home repair, vision care, and support for travel and transportation needs. We also offer moving assistance and vital home items to ensure families can maintain stability during tough times. Additionally, our program supports wounded veterans and their families with rent-free transitional housing. Eligible families can apply for financial aid covering auto payments, childcare, medical expenses, and utilities. To initiate the process, applicants can create an account or log in to our portal for assistance, keeping in mind potential processing delays due to high demand. We are here to help navigate the hardships faced by our military heroes and their loved ones.

At the Financial Resource Center in De Soto, KS, we understand that a cancer diagnosis can create overwhelming financial challenges for families. We are dedicated to ensuring that no family has to choose between essential expenses, such as housing, medical care, and grocery needs. Our mission is to provide vital financial assistance that frees families from the stress of economic burdens, allowing them to focus on what truly matters—healing. By bridging the gap between medical treatment and daily needs, we empower families to navigate their journey with greater stability and support. Together, we can create a future where every family can prioritize their health without the weight of financial worry.

Based in De Soto, KS, the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society is dedicated to supporting active duty and retired Sailors and Marines through essential financial assistance and counseling services. We understand the unique challenges faced by military families, which is why we offer assistance with a variety of financial needs, including help with food expenses, rent or mortgage payments, utility bills, and essential home repairs. Our program also provides financial education to empower our service members in managing their finances effectively. Additionally, we assist with costs related to establishing new residences, car repairs, medical expenses, and even funeral arrangements. We are here to serve you, ensuring that our military families have access to the resources they need during times of financial hardship. To learn more about our services and how to access support, please visit us at our local office in De Soto or reach out for additional information.

Supportive Services for BIPOC Sex Workers is a dedicated performer and sex worker-led collective located in De Soto, KS, that empowers Black, Indigenous, and People of Color by ensuring their voices lead every initiative. Focused on advocating for labor rights and providing critical financial assistance, our organization works tirelessly to enhance access to essential mental health, medical care, and legal services for individuals in the sex trades. Committed to uplifting the needs of People of the Global Majority, we create a supportive environment that fosters safety, respect, and dignity for all.

Located in De Soto, KS, Financial Assistance Funds is dedicated to supporting children with special health care needs and their families through vital financial assistance. Our program provides up to $500 per family, per year, to help alleviate the burdens of both medical and non-medical expenses. Funds can be allocated for a variety of needs, including medical costs such as prescriptions and durable medical equipment, as well as necessary modifications for home and vehicle, and daily living costs like food and utilities. We also assist with healthcare utilization expenses for travel and lodging when visiting medical facilities. Each request is carefully reviewed to ensure that we address the unique challenges faced by families, and we kindly ask for a minimum of 15 business days for processing. At Financial Assistance Funds, we are committed to making a meaningful difference in the lives of families navigating the complexities of special healthcare needs.

At the Hailey Bankhead Foundation in De Soto, KS, we are dedicated to supporting children diagnosed with cancer and their families through compassionate and comprehensive assistance. Our program understands the myriad challenges that often arise during the diagnosis journey, offering care packages, emergency financial aid, therapeutic activities, and support groups to help ease the burden. Additionally, we provide spiritual support, grocery and gas cards, as well as gift certificates and meal vouchers, all aimed at addressing the immediate and practical needs of families facing this difficult time. Our mission is to ensure that no child or family has to navigate their cancer journey alone, and we invite the community to join us in creating a network of care and hope.

NICU Family Support, located in De Soto, KS, is dedicated to empowering families navigating the challenges of having a child in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, as well as those grappling with the heartache of pregnancy and infant loss. We offer essential services including care packages filled with necessities, food assistance to ease financial burdens, and fuel support for families traveling to and from the NICU. Our bereavement memory boxes serve as tangible reminders for families in their time of grief, alongside access to compassionate support resources. Additionally, we strive to alleviate stress by providing baby supplies, ensuring that families have the practical support they need during this difficult time. Our mission is to stand by every family with care and understanding when they need it the most.

The Free and Reduced Meal Program in De Soto, KS, is dedicated to ensuring that low-income, foster, homeless, runaway, or migrant children have access to nutritious meals through our free and reduced breakfast and lunch offerings. We believe that every child deserves a healthy start, and our program allows eligible families to apply for meal benefits conveniently online or through paper applications available in local schools. Each household only needs to submit one application annually, with confidentiality maintained for all student identities. By prioritizing nutrition and accessibility, we strive to support families in our community and foster the well-being of our children.

The Patient Aid Program in De Soto, KS, is dedicated to providing essential support for individuals facing financial challenges due to medical treatments. Offering a one-time stipend of $100, this program helps alleviate non-medical expenses such as transportation, housing, food, and utilities. Our mission is to ensure that individuals have access to the necessary resources during difficult times. While funding can be limited, we strive to provide emergency payments to those in need, reflecting our commitment to foster independence and well-being within our community. We encourage those seeking assistance to reach out directly for the most current information regarding the program's availability.

Located in De Soto, KS, the OvarCare Patient Assistance Program is dedicated to supporting women facing the challenges of ovarian cancer. We provide essential financial assistance tailored specifically for ovarian cancer patients in need, offering a package that includes a $200 financial grant, a $100 gas card, and a $100 grocery card. In addition to these resources, our program connects patients with licensed professionals for psycho-social counseling and genetic counseling sessions via phone, ensuring comprehensive support for each individual. We encourage healthcare providers, including physicians, nurses, and social workers, to submit applications on behalf of patients. Applications are processed in the order received, and grant availability is contingent upon funding. At OvarCare, we honor the strength and resilience of ovarian cancer patients by ensuring they have access to the essential resources they need on their journey.

Located in De Soto, Kansas, the Urgent Need Program is dedicated to providing essential financial assistance to eligible patients facing non-medical challenges during their treatment journey. Our mission is to alleviate the burden of unexpected expenses by offering support for necessities such as rent, mortgage payments, utilities, childcare, elder care, transportation, and even urgent dental work. We understand the importance of maintaining stability while managing health concerns, and we strive to respond with compassion and practicality. Funding levels may vary throughout the year, and we encourage those in need to stay informed on the availability of assistance.