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The Meal Support Program in Ottawa, KS, is dedicated to providing free and accessible meal support for individuals aged 16 and older who are navigating outpatient care for eating disorders. Our program offers live, facilitated virtual drop-in group meals designed to create a supportive environment where participants can enjoy nutritious meals together. With meal support sessions available four times a day, including two lunch and two dinner slots, individuals can easily find a time that fits their schedule. Each session is led by dedicated nutrition practitioners from the Clinician’s Incubator training program, all of whom are working towards their CNS certification. While we focus on recovery-oriented meal support, please note that this is not a crisis intervention service. For immediate assistance in a crisis, we encourage reaching out to the appropriate emergency resources.

At the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) in Ottawa, KS, we understand the unique nutritional challenges faced by cancer patients and their caregivers. Our free One-On-One Nutrition Consultations offer compassionate support, providing tailored nutrition education and practical strategies to enhance wellbeing during treatment. During a 30-minute phone consultation with a registered dietitian, participants can gain insights on managing side effects, meal planning, grocery shopping, and caring for loved ones dealing with cancer. We empower our clients with the knowledge to ask the right questions to their healthcare teams and access additional nutrition resources in their area. Your journey matters to us, and we are here to support you every step of the way.

The Last Mission Project in Ottawa, KS, is dedicated to supporting Veterans battling PTSD by alleviating financial burdens associated with treatment. Our mission is to empower Veterans to make informed decisions about their mental health without the stress of financial strain impacting their families. By providing crucial financial assistance for essential expenses such as rent, utilities, vehicle payments, and groceries, we aim to guide Veterans towards a healthier, more manageable approach to coping with PTSD. Our goal is to help Veterans return to their families and communities as productive members, ensuring they receive the support they need on their journey to recovery.

The Ovarian Cancer Treatment Fund in Ottawa, KS, is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for ovarian cancer patients by providing essential non-medical financial assistance. Each approved patient receives a one-time grant of $1,000 to help cover critical expenses that may impact their ability to access treatment. Our program supports individuals with costs related to transportation for treatment, housing, utilities, groceries, childcare, elder care, and cleaning services. We aim to reduce the financial burdens associated with ovarian cancer, ensuring that patients can focus on their health and recovery. Income eligibility varies by state, and our compassionate team is here to guide applicants through the verification process, offering support every step of the way.

The Komen Financial Assistance Program in Ottawa, KS, is dedicated to providing critical financial support to individuals undergoing breast cancer treatment. We offer assistance tailored to those who are income eligible, helping to alleviate the financial burden associated with medical care and related expenses. Our program covers a wide range of needs, including rent or housing expenses, utility bills, medications for managing treatment side effects, child and elder care, and transportation to medical appointments. We also support essential needs such as durable medical equipment, lymphedema care, and even groceries. By focusing on the unique challenges faced at various stages of cancer, we aim to make a tangible difference in the lives of those we serve during this challenging time.

Located in Ottawa, KS, Cancer Transitions is a compassionate program designed for cancer survivors who have recently completed their treatment. While ideally suited for those who have finished their medical care within the last 24 months, our services are beneficial for any survivor at any stage of their journey. We focus on empowering individuals through nutritional support, personalized exercise plans, emotional health education, and essential medical management guidance. With a commitment to enhancing the quality of life for cancer survivors, we provide the resources and support necessary for a healthier, more fulfilling future.

MOVE! Weight Management Program in Ottawa, KS, is dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of Veterans through comprehensive weight management and health promotion services. Our mission is to screen every Veteran receiving care at VA facilities for obesity and connect them with personalized weight management options that meet their unique needs. MOVE! offers a variety of services, including engaging group sessions, supportive telephone lifestyle coaching, and TeleMOVE!, which provides in-home messaging and clinician contact as required. Veterans who prefer a self-directed approach can utilize the MOVE! Coach mobile app, while those facing ongoing challenges with weight-related issues may explore weight loss medications and bariatric surgery. We invite Veterans interested in improving their health and achieving their weight-loss goals to reach out to their local MOVE! Coordinator or VA provider to begin their journey with us.

The Elizabeth Layton Center is dedicated to enhancing mental health and well-being in the Ottawa, Kansas community. With a mission to create hope and opportunities for life change, the center offers comprehensive therapeutic behavioral health services. They focus on education and support, addressing local challenges related to mental health access. By providing essential resources and guidance, Elizabeth Layton Center plays a crucial role in empowering individuals and families to navigate their mental health journeys. Their commitment to offering quality care helps foster resilience and recovery within the community. Explore the array of support services available through the Elizabeth Layton Center to discover how they can assist you or someone you know in achieving better mental health.

The Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) program in Ottawa, KS, is dedicated to providing comprehensive support and care for patients aged 13 and older who are undergoing treatment for cancer or blood disorders. We understand that this journey can be challenging, which is why our multidisciplinary team—comprising social workers, child life specialists, nutritionists, nurses, and physicians—works collaboratively to address the unique needs of each patient. We offer a range of specialized services including nutrition planning, fertility counseling, and emotional support, all aimed at ensuring a holistic approach to treatment. As patients transition to adult care at age 21, we facilitate a seamless handover to adult Hematology/Oncology providers to ensure continued support. At AYA, we prioritize patient and family input, continuously seeking feedback to enhance our services and the quality of care provided, making sure that every individual's experience is met with warmth and understanding.

In-Home Diabetes Management, based in Overland Park, KS, is dedicated to empowering individuals with diabetes through personalized, in-home support. Our team of over 30 highly trained Registered Dietitians has successfully assisted more than 30,000 patients, providing tailored health and nutrition education to foster healthier lifestyle choices. We focus on equipping clients with vital knowledge about diabetes management and prevention, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of nutrition and wellness products. With our commitment to individualized care, we strive to mitigate complications associated with diabetes and enhance overall well-being for each patient we serve.

At KidneyCare:365 in Overland Park, KS, we are dedicated to empowering individuals with knowledge about kidney health and disease management. Our comprehensive program is designed for those newly diagnosed with chronic kidney disease (CKD), caregivers, and anyone preparing for dialysis. Through our dynamic classes, participants gain essential insights into the symptoms and stages of CKD, learn how to eat well while managing kidney health, discover coping strategies, explore various treatment options including home dialysis, and access invaluable resources. We offer flexible access to our classes, including online, video conferencing, phone calls, and in-person sessions, ensuring that education about kidney disease is readily available to everyone who needs it.

The Last Mission Project in Overland Park, KS, is dedicated to supporting Veterans as they navigate the struggles of PTSD both on and off the field. Our mission is to alleviate financial burdens that can hinder treatment decisions, empowering Veterans to prioritize their mental health without the stress of associated costs impacting their families. We offer essential financial assistance for rent, utilities, vehicle payments, and groceries, enabling Veterans to focus on healing and reintegrating into their families and communities as productive individuals. By providing this support, we aim to foster resilience and ultimately improve the quality of life for those who have served our country.

OvarCare Patient Assistance Program, located in Overland Park, KS, is dedicated to empowering women in their courageous journey against ovarian cancer. Recognizing the unique challenges that these women face, OvarCare offers essential financial assistance designed specifically for ovarian cancer patients in need. Our support package includes a $200 financial grant, a $100 gas card, and a $100 grocery card to help ease the burdens during treatment. Additionally, we provide psycho-social counseling sessions with a licensed clinical social worker and genetic counseling sessions via phone. We welcome applications from healthcare professionals, which are processed promptly as funding permits, ensuring that these resilient individuals receive the support they deserve during their fight against this disease.