Located in Hutchinson, KS, the Practical Abortion Fund is dedicated to helping individuals in the Midwest access safe and legal abortion services by alleviating the logistical and financial burdens associated with the journey. We provide critical support in areas such as travel coordination, lodging, food, childcare, and emotional assistance to ensure our clients can focus on their well-being. While we do not cover the cost of the abortion procedure itself, our funding options are designed to make travel costs, accommodation, and necessary medications accessible for those in need. We encourage clients to reach out at least five days before their required date of assistance, and our Intake Coordinators are committed to responding within 24 hours to facilitate the support needed during this challenging time.

The Team Buddy Forever Foundation in Hutchinson, KS, stands as a beacon of hope for families confronting the challenges of pediatric brain cancer, particularly Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG). We understand the financial burdens that arise during such trying times, offering essential financial support to ease the strain associated with medical treatments. Our assistance encompasses a wide range of expenses including uncovered medical bills, mortgage or rent payments, utility costs, car payments, and travel expenses for treatment. Additionally, we provide food cards and gas cards to help families stay focused on what truly matters—caring for their loved ones. We invite families in need to reach out and explore how we can support you in your journey.

The PNH Patient Travel Assistance Fund in Hutchinson, KS, is dedicated to providing essential financial support for individuals battling Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria (PNH). We understand the importance of accessing specialized care, which is why we offer up to $800 in annual travel assistance to help patients reach PNH specialists or obtain vital second opinions. Our program covers a range of necessary expenses, including airfare, ground transportation, lodging, meals, and copays for medical visits and tests. To ensure that patients have the support they need, grantees can also bring one companion along for their journey. We are here to help PNH patients navigate their treatment options and access the care they deserve.

The Commodity Supplemental Food Program in Hutchinson, KS, is dedicated to supporting income-eligible seniors aged 60 and older by providing essential food assistance aimed at meeting their basic nutritional needs. Our program offers a variety of nutritious staples, including canned juice, fruits, vegetables, milk, meat, peanut butter, dry beans, cereal, macaroni, rice, and generous amounts of cheese. We are committed to ensuring that elders in our community have access to the emergency food resources they need to maintain their health and well-being. For those seeking assistance, we welcome you to get in touch to learn how to apply or visit us.

The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) serves seniors aged 60 and older in Hutchinson, KS, offering crucial food assistance through the distribution of monthly food packages. Designed to support low-income individuals, our program provides a well-rounded assortment of items including cheese, shelf-stable milk, nonfat dry milk, peanut butter or dry beans, cereal, meat, vegetables, fruits, juice, and staples like instant potatoes, rice, or pasta. CSFP is dedicated to improving the nutritional health of our community's elderly residents, ensuring they have access to essential emergency food resources. To receive a monthly food package, individuals can reach out to the administering organization for their county to obtain an application by mail or download and complete the electronic CSFP Application available online.

Emergency Disaster Services in Hutchinson, KS, is dedicated to providing essential support during times of crisis by offering a comprehensive range of services tailored to meet the urgent needs of individuals and communities affected by disasters. Our mission encompasses providing shelter, emergency food and water, and spiritual support, alongside vital disaster preparedness resources and advocacy for recovery. We specialize in long-term recovery efforts, including assistance with identification registration, reconstruction, and financial aid to help families rebuild their lives after a disaster strikes. Our approach is adaptable and scalable, ensuring that we respond effectively to the specific challenges faced by those we serve, fostering resilience and recovery within our community.

The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) in Hutchinson, KS, offers vital food assistance to low-income households across Kansas by distributing free USDA commodity foods. Aiming to address urgent nutritional needs, TEFAP provides a variety of delivered food items, which may include canned vegetables, fruits, juices, meats, cereals, peanut butter, nonfat dry milk, and pasta. With shipments occurring five to six times a year, households can receive between four and ten essential food items per distribution. Clients interested in accessing these emergency food resources must apply in their home county, ensuring that help is available to those who need it most.

Located in Hutchinson, Kansas, the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Supplemental Food Program is dedicated to fostering healthy eating habits among low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, as well as infants and children up to five years old. WIC offers vital services, including nutrition education, emergency food support, breastfeeding promotion and support, and referrals to healthcare services, ensuring that families receive the nourishment and guidance they need to thrive. Our mission is to empower families with the knowledge and resources necessary for healthy development, making a meaningful difference in our community.

Friendship Meals in Hutchinson, KS, is dedicated to ensuring that homebound seniors receive the nutritious meals they deserve. By offering both home-delivered meals and on-site dining at various meal sites, primarily located in senior centers, we strive to combat hunger among the elderly who may otherwise face food insecurity. Our commitment to providing essential meal assistance helps to promote health and well-being in our community. To ensure that we can accommodate everyone, we kindly ask for 24-hour reservations prior to meal requests. Join us in our mission to support our seniors with dignity and care.

The Community Outdoor Food Cabinet in Hutchinson, KS, serves as a vital resource for those in need, embodying the spirit of generosity and support within our community. Proudly hosted by Living Hope Free Will Baptist Church, this food assistance initiative invites individuals and families to access non-perishable items at their convenience. The blue food cabinet, easily accessible in the back by the parking lot, is a welcoming space where everyone can take what they need, reflecting our commitment to making emergency food available to all without judgment or barriers. Together, we strive to nurture the well-being of our neighbors by ensuring no one goes hungry.

In Hutchinson, KS, the Food Pantry, in collaboration with The Salvation Army and the Food Bank of Reno County, is dedicated to combating food insecurity and raising awareness about hunger. We provide emergency food assistance to ensure that our community has access to the nutritional support they need. Our doors are open for those in need to register for food pickup by calling us starting at 8:30 am, Monday through Friday, with appointments available for food collection from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm during the week. Together, we are committed to nurturing our community by addressing hunger and fostering well-being.

The Kansas Food Assistance Program (SNAP) is dedicated to supporting low-income households in Hutchinson, KS, by providing essential food benefits and access to nutritious food options. Our program offers assistance with the application process to help individuals determine their eligibility for the Kansas Benefit card, a vital tool for purchasing food. In addition to financial support, we are committed to empowering our community through free classes focused on nutrition education, cooking skills, and physical activity, ensuring that families not only access food assistance but also learn how to maintain a healthy lifestyle. At SNAP, we believe in fostering wellness and alleviating hunger with care and compassion.

The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) is dedicated to supporting low-income households in Hutchinson, KS, by providing free access to nutritious USDA commodity foods. Operating through the Kansas Department for Children and Families, TEFAP distributes essential food items, including canned vegetables, fruit, juice, meat, cereal, peanut butter, nonfat dry milk, and pasta, delivered five to six times a year to local organizations. Each participating household can receive between four to ten types of food, ensuring that families have the resources they need to meet their basic nutritional requirements. To access this vital food assistance, clients simply need to apply in their home county, reinforcing our commitment to making food security accessible for all in our community.