Haskell County Resource Lists

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Satanta District Hospital, Clinics & Long Term Care believes local resources are vital support for Satanta, KS! We've provided a list of resource outlets we believe are useful to to the community. Please take a look and see if there's a local resource that might address your specific needs.

Food

Sublette Christian Church Food Pantry

106 E. Carson Sublette

Monday through Thursday: 8:30-3:30

For more information: 620-675-2315

Satanta United Methodist Church

500 Arapahoe -Satanta

Wednesday 9-11:30 Once a month, no ID required, must be Haskell County resident; for more info: 620-353-8248

Farmworkers- Haskell County Health Department

Must work for Agricultural establishment (farmer, feedlot)

Must apply, income based

WIC- Haskell County Health Department

Parents and children up to 5 years old. Pregnant mothers may apply. Will cover breastfeeding parent up to 1 year.

Must apply. Income based.

Mobile Pantry- 620-275-2315

American Legion-across from Post Office in Sublette

1:30 one Wednesday a month; Need address and number of people in the household. First come, first serve; For info: 620-629-7108

Pride of Life meals-Sublette- under 60 $7/ over 60 $3.50. Lunch Monday through Friday. To sign up: 620-675-8596, Meal delivery service available.

Happy Age Center – Satanta  - under 60 $7/ over 60 $3.50. Lunch Monday through Friday, Meal delivery service available. For more info or to sign up: 620-649-2304

Fullcart.org Sign up- There is a waitlist.

Teal Comfort for the Soul: Meal Delivery for ovarian cancer patients, apply on website. ovarian.org/programs-and-resources/support-services/free-meal-delivery/

The Dysphagia Outreach Project – Access to thickener pre-modified foods, therapy tools and adaptive equipment for low income individuals with dysphagia. Apply on website. https://www.dysphagiaoutreach.org/foodbank

Child nutrition services- free or reduced breakfasts and lunches, usually also has a free summer program as well for children 18 years old and under. Check with your local school- income based for during the school year. Must apply.

Kansas Food assistance Program (SNAP)- helps pay for food, government food benefits, financial assistance, government benefits, help pay for work expenses, support network, help pay for school, skills and training, interview training, resume development, skills assessment, help find work. Call 888-369-4777. Helps all ages, individuals, families, benefit recipients, low-income and limited English. Must meet guideline income. Offices also in Liberal and Garden City- DCF.

Food stamp assistance- help to apply government benefits: text FOOD to 74544 or Spanish- COMIDA to 754544, or apply on website https://mrelief.com/

Financial Assistance

Coregives.org – Must be in the restaurant industry. Grant to pay in case of diagnosed medical condition, injury/accident of parent or child, death of immediate family member (parent or child), documented domestic abuse of parent or child, natural disaster-loss of life or home. Limited to $7500.

Patient Aid Program by Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS)- The Patient Aid Program provides a one-time $100 stipend to help offset non-medical expenses like transportation, food, housing, utilities, etc. For those with Leukemia or lymphoma. Call 877-557-2672 to apply.

Financial Assistance Program by Midwest Hemophilia Association (MHA):

• Must live within the geographical service area of MHA (Kansas and western Missouri) and/or be a current patient of the Kansas City Regional Hemophilia Treatment Center.
• Must be an individual diagnosed with a bleeding disorder and/or a parent/caregiver of a minor child who lives in your home and is diagnosed with a bleeding disorder.
• Must have requested assistance from two (2) other agencies before applying to MHA’s program, provide contact information for those agencies, and the status of your requests.

Assistance is limited to a maximum of $500 per household, once every two years. In the presence of special circumstances, the MHA Board of Directors will review exceptional requests. This program is intended to help individuals and families who have exhausted all other sources of assistance and/or for whom no other funds are available. Contact: 816-479-5900 for assistance.

The Last Mission Project by Operation First Response: Must be wounded, injured The Last Mission Project, PTSD -The Battle On & Off The Field, hopes to alleviate financial stress for Veterans allowing them to make clear decisions about treatment without the burden of the cost it will have on the family. By receiving treatment and learning to cope with PTSD in a manageable manner we will return more Veterans to their families and communities as productive members.

• This program provides financial assistance
• Documents required: VA or Picture ID and OFR Information Release Form (All Applicants) | DD-214 (if retired) (Must have an Honorable Discharge) | VA Award Letter (if retired) | LES (if still in active duty) | Proof of Injury (if still active duty) | OFR pays the vendors directly whenever possible so copies of any bills that are part of the service request must be faxed or emailed to their office.
• For more info: 888-289-0280

Selma Schimmel Vital Grant Selma Schimmel Vital Grant by Vital Options International (VOI): The grant program will assist those facing a significant financial hardship due to the diagnosis of a chronic, terminal or rare condition such as cancer, Parkinson’s, Huntington’s Disease or many others. This program provides utility or grocery assistance. For information: https://www.vitaloptions.org/assistance

Critical Financial Assistance Critical Financial Assistance by Operation Homefront: Must meet household income requirements.

• Must be an active-duty military member or veteran, OR
• Be a National Guard member or Reservist on Title 10 orders (not Title 32), AND
• Be deploying to an overseas Hostile Fire Pay theater in the next 90 days, OR
• Have returned from an overseas Hostile Fire Pay theater within the last 180 days. Operation Homefront assists military families during difficult financial times by providing food assistance, auto and home repair, vision care, travel and transportation, moving assistance, essential home items, and rent-free transitional housing for wounded veterans and their families. For information: 877-264-3968

Urgent Need Program by Leukemia And Lymphoma Society: The Urgent Need Program funds offers eligible patients with assistance for non-medical expenses. This program provides financial assistance including:- Rent, Mortgage, and Lodging

Eligibility: Must be a pediatric or young adult (birth to 39 years of age) patient OR be an adult (40+ years of age) patient

• Be a United States citizen or permanent resident of the U.S. or U.S. territory AND
• Have a blood cancer diagnosis confirmed by the care team AND
• Must demonstrated acute financial need, as defined by the program covered expenses AND
• Patients may be insured or uninsured, but not required.
• This program helps people with income at or below 600% of federal poverty guidelines. Please note, funding may vary throughout the year for this program. For up-to-date information, please reach out to Leukemia and Lymphoma Society directly at 877-557-2672.

Ovarian Cancer Treatment Fund by National Ovarian Cancer Coalition (NOCC): Must have a confirmed diagnosis of ovarian cancer (including fallopian tube and peritoneal cancers), any stage, and must be in active treatment or on maintenance therapy for ovarian cancer.

• Individuals in hospice care due to ovarian cancer are eligible
• Must reside in the United States or US territories
• Must not have received a financial award from this fund in the past 12 months
• This program helps people with income at or below 400% of federal poverty guidelines. The National Ovarian Cancer Coalition (NOCC) Treatment Fund provides each approved patient a one-time $1,000 payment to be applied towards certain non-medical costs. This program works to increase the accessibility of treatment for ovarian cancer patients. Income eligibility requirements vary from state to state, and eligibility will be verified during the application process. To apply: 866-719-2767

Financial Resource Center by Family Reach: Be in active treatment for cancer at a hospital within the 50 states, Washington D.C., Puerto Rico and U.S. territories.

• This program helps people with income at or below 300% of federal poverty guidelines.
• Be represented by a healthcare professional who can communicate with Family Reach on the patient’s behalf. Provides immediate and ongoing support with food, housing, utilities, and transportation during cancer treatment. Find financial resources specific to your current needs, apply for financial assistance, review tip sheets for talking about money with your care team, and more. Email gethelp@familyreach.org to get more info

Financial Assistance and Counselling Financial Assistance and Counseling Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society (NMCRS) This program only serves Active duty or retired Sailor or Marine.

• Eligible family members with military ID card.
• Surviving spouse.
• Reservist on extended active duty of 30 days or more. The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society provides funds to help active duty or retired Sailors and Marines with a wide range of financial needs. Email casework@nmcrs.org to get more info

Double Up Food Bucks by The Double Up Heartland Collaborative Must receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

The Double Up Food Bucks offers shoppers double the value when they use EBT/Food Stamps at Farmers Markets. This program provides more access to fresh fruits and vegetables to individuals who are facing food insecurity. For more info: 816-701-8286

Financial Assistance Funds by Guidance Medical: Children with special health care needs and their families. Eligibility: Having one or more chronic health condition(s) associated with significant morbidity or mortality.

• High risk or vulnerable populations with functional limitations impacting their ability to perform activities of daily living
• Having high health care needs or utilization patterns, including require multiple (3 or more) sub-specialties, therapists, and/or surgeries
• A continuous dependence on technology to overcome functional limitations and maintain basic quality of life
• This program helps people who are younger than 19 years old. Application at https://guidancemedical.org/request

General Support For Children With Cancer by Hailey Bankhead Foundation (HBF) Helps people who are younger than 18 years old.

• This program helps people diagnosed with all cancer types. For more info
• Call 678-643-1146
• Email contact@haileybankheadfoundation.org

NICU Family Support by Project Sweet Peas: Project Sweet Peas' NICU family programs provides services to families who have a child in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and to those who have experienced pregnancy and infant loss. Must currently have an infant(s) receiving inpatient care in a United States Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Special Care Unit, or Specialty Pediatric Hospital.

• Must have a valid U.S. mailing address.
• Parents must be over the age of 18 and the infant(s) must be under one year of age.

Kansas Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program by Kansas Department of Health and Environment. The Kansas Seniors Farmers Market Nutrition program qualifies eligible Kansas seniors who are: 60 years of age and meet income eligibility guidelines.

a. 55 years of age and a member of an Indian Tribal Organization and meet income eligibility guidelines. Call 785-291-3742 https://www.kdhe.ks.gov/1053/Senior-Applicants

OvarCare Patient Assistance Program by Ovarcome. Must have a diagnosis of ovarian cancer certified by an oncology healthcare provider.

• Must be in active treatment, and not in Hospice Care.
• Must be a newly diagnosed or existing ovarian cancer patient.
• Must meet income guidelines.
• This program provides:

1. Financial grant of $200
2. $100 Gas card
3. $100 grocery card
4. Psycho-social counseling session via phone by a licensed clinical social worker
5. Genetic Counseling sessions via phone by a licensed Genetic Counselor

Apply at https://ovarcome.org/ovarcare/

Financial Assistance by Patches of Light:

• The child must be diagnosed with a catastrophic illness that requires the family to forego their normal schedule of support.
• Request for assistance is an obligation/need causing detriment to the family and care of child. (Past due utility, need for food, gas, mortgage, etc.) Applications will take 2-3 weeks to be considered. Applications must come from hospital staff working with the family. Families may not apply for assistance themselves.

Apply @https://www.patchesoflight.org/assistance

Grant Program by American Children’s Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF)

This program serves families whose child has cancer, and cancer survivors within 4 years of remission. Call 813-550-8999 https://www.accbf.org/request-assistance.html

Financial Support for Families Battling Pediatric Brain Cancer by Team Buddy Forever Foundation:

This program helps people who are 0 to 18 years old. This program serves families of children with pediatric brain cancer or Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG).

Email: info@teambuddyforever.org to get more info. Apply https://teambuddyforeverfoundation.org/apply/

PNH Patient Travel Assistance Fund by Aplastic Anemia & MDS International Foundation (AAMDSIF) The PNH Patient Travel Assistance Fund provides financial assistance to U.S. basedPNH (Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria) patients for up to $800 in travel assistance per patient, per year. Must be diagnosed Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria. a.Must be a financial need to supplement your travel costs in connection with your diagnosis/treatment/therapy to meet with a PNH specialist for a visit or for a second opinion. Email help@aamds.org to apply . website: https://www.aamds.org/pnh/patient-travel-assistance-fund

Pheasant Heaven Charities -helps individuals with catastrophic medical need-

PO Box 338, Hugoton, KS 67951 https://www.pheasantheavencharities.com/

Ministerial Alliance: PO Box 104, Liberal, KS 67905 

Medical Care

Haskell County Health Department - Blood pressure checks, Weight and height check, Family Planning services, Hgb check, Std checks, vaccines, KanBeHealthy exams. Preschool exams, WIC, MCH visits, Disease reporting, General health info.620-675-8191 sliding scale based on income.

Satanta Clinic – medical appointments 620-675-2686

Sublette Clinic – medical appointments 620-649-2735/620-649-2771

Satanta District Hospital - Emergency services, as well as physical therapy, lab services, radiology services, Surgery services, inpatient and outpatient services, pain management services. Pharmacy services- across the street. Long term care unit on the premises, as well as assisted living. 620-682-8414

Genesis - located in Garden City, Liberal and Ulysses- offers medical, behavioral and dental services. Sliding scale based on income. Liberal 620-624-0463, Garden City 620-275-1766, Ulysses 620-356-2432

Farmworkers - must be agricultural workers and their families (Does not provide care- assistance with care) 620-290-0133

Medicaid enrollment - Call to make an appointment, Haskell County Health Department 620-675-8191

Help for Senior Citizens

Southwest Kansas Area Agency on Aging: tel 620-225-8230; www.swkaaa.org

Services: In-Home Care Services, Congregate & Home Delivered Meals, Case Management, Administrative Case Management, Information and Referral/Assistance, Legal Advice, Older Kansas Workers Program, Aging and Disability Resource Center, Senior Health Insurance Counseling for Kansas, Family Caregiver Support Program, Options Counseling, Nursing Facility assessments, Functional Assessment for Medicaid Waiver Programs, Statistical & Information Clearinghouse and Ford County Housing Authority.

Pride of Life – Sublette 620-675-8596 Home delivered meals to homebound citizens, monthly newsletter, Craft classes,

Satanta Happy Agers - Satanta 620-649-2304

Family Services

Haskell County K-state extension office in Sublette-Has various programs during the year; Such as babysitting classes, ADHD support for parents, 4-H,water testing supplies, Nutrition classes, Community development, Ag and Natural resources, health and nutrition, home and family, lawn garden, and tees, livestock, wildlife management, SNAP education. Online Diabetes education: Dining with Diabetes; 620-675-2261 503 S. Fairgrounds Road, Sublette, www.haskell.k-state.edu

Russell Child Development Center- Programs for kids from prenatal to 5. Programs for parents- Before and after pregnancy. Developmental screening, Learn and play dates at Satanta and Sublette, Home visits 620-275-0291 2735 N. Jennie Barker Rd., Garden City, KS 67846 rcdc4kids.org

WIC- Nutrition education and benefits for low income families with pregnant women and children up to 5 years old. 620-675-8191

Haskell Township Library- Activities: Totally Tots (birth to age 5), Summer Reading activities (all ages), Camp Lark (activities for kids during Parent/Teacher Conference), Monthly Family Game Night, Lego League (Monthly for kids grades 1-6), Adult craft nights throughout the year, Educational games, 1000 books before Kindergarten program, Sign up for Dolly Parton’s imagination Library to receive a book a month until the child is 5. among, Ebook Services: Cloudlibrary (through the State of Kansas) and hoopla!, Checkouts: Nature Adventure Packs, Books, Audio Books (adults & kids), Magazines, DVD's, Additional services: Meeting Room rental, Scanning items to email. Fax 300 Easy Street, Sublette 620-675-2771

Dudley Township Public Library: Activities: Monthly adult book club, adult painting night, Read to Baby, 1000 books before kindergarten, Lego Club, After school specials, Wee Wigglers for lap sit through 5, Art in the Park, Story Walk For parent check-out: Launchpads, wonderbooks. Also for check out: cassette tape recorder/player and watt usage gauges. Services: Print, copy, laminate, shred documents, scan documents to email or file, receive or sent faxes, portable wireless devices, 105 Sequoyah, Satanta 620-649-2213 https://dudleytownshiplibrary.org/

The Haskell County Historical Society and Museum 605 E. Watkins Ave, Sublette 620-675-8344 HaskellCountyHistory.com

Sublette Recreation Commission Easter Egg Hunt, Fitness Classes, Pumpkin hunt, open gym, youth sports programs such as baseball, softball, volleyball, tackle football, flag football, basketball and soccer. Many facilities such as basketball court, volleyball court, ball fields, soccer fields, fitness room, racquetball court, multi-purpose room, outdoor walking track and playground. 406 E. Wallace Ave, Sublette, 620-675-8211 http://www.subletterecreation.com/

Satanta Recreation Commission: Satanta Recreation Commission offers a 24 hour Fitness Center, youth programs including flag football, volleyball, basketball, softball, and baseball; and community programs including races and carnival games at the annual Satanta Day Celebration in May, and BBQ, games and fireworks at the annual Fourth of July town celebration.

Car seat assistance/installation: Call to make an appointment 620-675-8191

Breastfeeding assistance/IBCLCs(International Board Certified Lactation Consultants) Haskell County Health Department- Mindee Limon, IBCLC, 620-675-8191, Seward County WIC department, Tammie Thompson, 620-626-3369, Garden City WIC department, Jessica

Catholic Charities of SW Kansas Pregnancy counseling, Adoption, Teen Moms Program, Professional counselors and therapists that offer individual, family, group and marriage counseling as well as counseling for addiction and relapse prevention, 620-309-4490 Liberal, 620-272-0010 Garden City www.catholiccharitiesswks.org

Applying for Medicaid- Haskell County Health department, 620-675-8191 call to make an appointment

Applying for MarketPlace and Medicaid- Once a month, call for schedule 620-675-8191