The Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) program in Eureka, KS, is dedicated to providing compassionate care and comprehensive support for patients aged 13 and older who are undergoing treatment for cancer and blood disorders. Our multidisciplinary team, which includes social workers, child life specialists, nutritionists, physicians, and nurses, focuses on the unique challenges faced by adolescents and young adults during their treatment journey. We emphasize the importance of family involvement and actively seek feedback to enhance the quality of care we deliver. Our services encompass clinical support, nutrition planning, fertility counseling, and emotional guidance, ensuring that our patients not only receive excellent medical treatment but also the holistic support necessary for their development and well-being as they transition into adult care. At AYA, we are committed to making a positive impact on the lives of these young patients and their families.

Cancer Transitions in Eureka, KS, is dedicated to supporting cancer survivors during their critical recovery phase. Our evidence-based program welcomes individuals who have completed any cancer treatment within the last 24 months, while offering valuable resources for those further along in their survivorship journey. We provide comprehensive services, including nutritional support, customized exercise plans, emotional health education, and medical management guidance, all aimed at empowering survivors to thrive in their post-treatment lives. We invite local cancer survivors to connect with us and discover how we can assist you in navigating this transformative time.

KidneyCare:365 is dedicated to empowering individuals in Eureka, KS, with essential education about kidney health and kidney disease. Whether you have recently received a diagnosis, are caring for someone with kidney disease, or are preparing for dialysis, our program is designed to provide you with critical information and support. We cover various topics, including recognizing the symptoms and stages of chronic kidney disease (CKD), nutrition tailored for kidney health, coping strategies, and treatment options that include home dialysis. Our resources are readily accessible, with classes offered in multiple formats: online, by video conference, phone call, or in person, ensuring that you can easily participate and gain the knowledge you need for better health management.

At the Meal Support Program in Eureka, KS, we are dedicated to offering free and accessible meal support for individuals over 16 who are in outpatient eating disorder recovery. Our program provides a welcoming environment for participants to engage in live, facilitated virtual group meals, designed to promote nutrition and healing in a supportive community. We host meal support sessions four times daily, allowing flexibility with two lunch and two dinner options to fit into your schedule. Each session is guided by nutrition practitioners training within the Clinician’s Incubator program, who are on the path to obtaining their CNS certification. We aim to create a safe space for those seeking nourishment and connection as they navigate their recovery journey. Please note that we do not offer crisis support; for urgent assistance, please reach out to local crisis services.

Located in Eureka, Kansas, the MOVE! Weight Management Program is dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of Veterans through effective weight management strategies. This comprehensive program aims to screen every Veteran receiving care at VA facilities annually for obesity and connect them with tailored treatment options that align with their individual needs and preferences. MOVE! offers a variety of services, including group sessions, telephone lifestyle coaching, and TeleMOVE! which facilitates in-home support through messaging and clinician contact. For those who prefer independent management, the MOVE! Coach mobile app is available, alongside weight loss medications and bariatric surgery for Veterans facing ongoing challenges. If you are a Veteran ready to embark on your weight loss journey, reach out to your local MOVE! Coordinator or VA provider to explore participation and take the first step towards a healthier you.

Heartland Assessment Center is dedicated to providing essential support to individuals and families struggling with substance abuse in the Fairway, KS community. Through its Solutions Recovery Care Coordination program, the organization assists those receiving cash assistance from the Kansas Department for Children and Families, aiming to enhance family stability and employment. By offering comprehensive assessment, care coordination, and recovery coaching, Heartland plays a crucial role in addressing local challenges related to substance use. This organization positively impacts the community, helping individuals on their path to recovery. Explore Heartland's range of support services to discover how they can assist you or someone you care about.

The Last Mission Project in Fort Leavenworth, KS, is dedicated to supporting Veterans as they navigate the challenges of PTSD. Our mission is to alleviate financial burdens by providing essential financial assistance for rent, utilities, vehicle payments, and groceries. We understand that addressing PTSD can be overwhelming, but with our help, Veterans can focus on their treatment and recovery without the added stress of financial strain. By empowering Veterans to seek necessary support, we aim to reintegrate them into their families and communities as resilient and productive individuals.

The Ovarian Cancer Treatment Fund, based in Fort Leavenworth, KS, is dedicated to improving the accessibility of treatment for ovarian cancer patients by providing crucial financial assistance. Each approved patient receives a one-time payment of $1,000 to help cover essential non-medical expenses, ensuring that cost is not a barrier to vital care. Our support can be utilized for transportation to medical appointments, rent and housing costs, utility bills, groceries, child or elder care, and even house cleaning services. We understand the complexities that come with cancer treatment, and our program aims to alleviate some of the financial burdens during this challenging time. Eligibility requirements for assistance may vary based on state guidelines, and we ensure that all applicants are thoroughly vetted during the application process to provide support to those who need it most.

At the Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) program in Fort Riley, KS, we are dedicated to supporting patients aged 13 and older who are undergoing treatment for cancer and blood disorders. Our compassionate team, including social workers, child life specialists, nutritionists, physicians, and nurses, focuses on delivering tailored clinical services and comprehensive support that address the unique needs of adolescents and young adults. We understand the importance of family involvement and continuously seek input from our patients and their families to enhance the quality of care. Through specialized services such as nutrition planning, fertility counseling, and emotional support, we ensure that our patients not only receive effective medical treatment but also the care and encouragement they need during their journey. As patients transition into adult care after age 21, we work closely with adult Hematology/Oncology providers to maintain a seamless support system throughout their ongoing health challenges.

KidneyCare:365, located in Fort Riley, KS, is dedicated to empowering individuals with essential education regarding kidney health and disease management. Our program is especially beneficial for those newly diagnosed with kidney disease, caregivers, or anyone preparing for dialysis. We provide comprehensive insights into chronic kidney disease (CKD), covering symptoms, stages, dietary considerations, and treatment options, including home dialysis. Participants will also gain access to valuable resources aimed at improving their quality of life. To accommodate diverse needs, we offer our classes in various formats—whether online, via video conference, phone, or in-person, ensuring that support and knowledge are accessible to all who seek it.

Located in Fort Riley, KS, the Meal Support Program offers essential, no-cost meal support tailored for individuals aged 16 and up who are navigating recovery from eating disorders at the outpatient level. Our virtual meal sessions provide a welcoming and supportive environment, allowing participants to engage in nutritious meals four times daily during lunch and dinner. Each session is facilitated by dedicated nutrition practitioners from the Clinician’s Incubator training program, all working towards their CNS certification. We aim to create a safe space for connection and nourishment, where individuals can find camaraderie and professional guidance on their journey to recovery. While we provide vital meal support, please remember that this program is not intended for crisis situations. For immediate crisis assistance, we encourage individuals to reach out to available resources by texting HEALING to 741741 or contacting emergency services.

OvarCare Patient Assistance Program in Fort Riley, KS, is dedicated to supporting women navigating the challenges of ovarian cancer. Our program offers essential financial assistance tailored to the needs of ovarian cancer patients, including a $200 grant, a $100 gas card, and a $100 grocery card to help cover daily expenses during treatment. In addition to financial support, we provide vital psycho-social counseling via phone with licensed clinical social workers and genetic counseling sessions with licensed genetic counselors. We encourage healthcare providers, including physicians, nurses, and social workers, to submit applications on behalf of patients. Our applications are processed in the order they are received, with grant availability determined by current funding levels, ensuring that we prioritize timely and compassionate assistance for these resilient individuals.

The Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) program in Fort Scott, KS, is dedicated to providing comprehensive support for young patients aged 13 and older who are undergoing treatment for cancer or blood disorders. Our multidisciplinary team includes medical professionals, social workers, child life specialists, nutritionists, and other dedicated specialists, all working together to address the unique needs of adolescents and young adults facing these health challenges. We emphasize a patient-centered approach, engaging families in care planning and actively seeking their feedback to enhance our services. In addition to medical care, we offer vital resources such as nutrition planning, fertility counseling, and emotional support, ensuring that our patients receive compassionate, personalized care as they transition into adulthood and connect with adult Hematology/Oncology providers. At AYA, we are committed to empowering our patients through every step of their treatment journey.