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Community Resource Guide | Franklin County, KS - Official Website Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. A resource directory connecting Franklin County residents and surrounding communities to a wide range of local services. Whether you're seeking mental health support, Meals on Wheels, grief counseling, or healthcare services, our directory is here to help.
Please expand the tab below each category to explore the available resources and support options. CANCER SUPPORT & ASSISTANCE Franklin County Cancer Foundation 215 S Main St, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-6703 The Franklin County Cancer Foundation helps local residents facing cancer by providing practical and compassionate support.
Assistance is available for medical equipment such as hospital beds, walkers, and wheelchairs; limited financial help during waiting periods for other aid; personal support from volunteers who have experienced cancer themselves; and essential care items like bandages, nutritional drinks, and wigs.
315 S Main, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-229-8995 Court Appointed Special Advocates of the 4th Judicial District (including Franklin County)--a volunteer advocate for children who have entered the foster care system. PO Box 124, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-521-3110 | frcocac@gmail. com Provides support for children in Franklin County who have experienced abuse, neglect, or trauma.
In a safe, child-friendly environment, it works with law enforcement, child protective services, and healthcare professionals to provide compassionate care, advocacy, and healing - all under one roof. 1-877-678-2548 | Website Address: http://childcareaware. org/state/kansas/ Looking for child care?
Your search begins here. Child Care Aware of Kansas can provide you with a customized list of child care providers in your area. 1320 S Ash St, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-7450 | https://eckan.
org/eckan-community-centers/ ECKAN Community Centers serve residents in nine counties across East Central Kansas, offering a variety of support services by appointment, with same-day appointments often available.
Services may vary based on season and funding availability and can include employment supplies, financial education, a food pantry, case management for FRETSA transitional housing, grocery vouchers, the Holiday Bureau, Housing Choice Voucher Family Self-Sufficiency case management, hygiene kits, LIEAP application assistance, and emergency rent, mortgage, and utility assistance.
Additional services may include school supplies, SNAP application assistance, Stepping Stones to Success case management, a summer lunch program, swim passes, transportation assistance, and the Traveling Turkeys Thanksgiving Program. 205 W 17th St, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-2444 | www. hopehouseottawa.
org Hope House provides a range of support services, including food assistance, clothing, utility assistance, fuel vouchers, emergency aid, small loans, and referrals. Eligible individuals may also access The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP). Services are available based on specific eligibility criteria.
Kansas Department for Children and Families 2231 S. Elm Street, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-229-8600, TTY/TTD-1-800-766-3777 | WEBSITE The Kansas Department for Children and Families provides support in areas such as child care and child support, employment education and training, food and cash assistance, and resources for youth who have experienced foster care.
Additional services are also available to assist families and individuals in need. 204 E 15th St, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 913-433-2039 | www. catholiccharitiesks.
org The Mobile Resource Bus visits the Elizabeth Layton Center monthly, delivering essential items such as food and clothing. In addition, it offers the support of a case manager who can assist with rent, utilities, and medical needs. The bus also provides community referrals for individuals who meet specific eligibility criteria.
United Way of Franklin County 501 S. Main, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-418-2015 Providing a diverse range of crucial services including grant support, fundraising initiatives, essential drives, community partnerships, 211-call assistance, a dedicated volunteer center, complimentary after-school programs, and a host of other impactful initiatives to bolster human services and community well-being.
225 S Walnut, Suite 100, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 913-244-0648 | www. capturingserenity. com Individual, Couple and Family Therapy Duderstadt Counseling & Recovery LLC 213 S.
Main, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-915-9452 | www. duderstadtcounseling. com Mental health services, Assertive Community Treatment, Mobile Crisis Unit, Mental Health First Aid Education Classes and much more.
1-800-CHILDREN (1-800-332-6378) | www. helpmegrowkansas. org Help Me Grow is a collaborative framework designed to strengthen early childhood systems by integrating resources across multiple sectors.
It enhances existing community services, fosters strategic partnerships, and maximizes opportunities to support young children and families. The framework is built on four core components: Family & Community Outreach, Child Health Care Provider Outreach, Data Collection, and a Centralized Access Point , ensuring a coordinated approach to early childhood development and support. In Home Family Counseling Associates 913-730-5700 | www.
ihfca. org Individual and family therapy services in clients homes or other community suitable settings. Designed to benefit clients who for a variety of reasons have not had access to or responded well to traditional office based services Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters 2518 Ridge Ct, Lawrence, KS 66046 | www.
kansasbigs. org One-on-one mentoring for kids Ottawa Police Department and Foundation (DARE Program) 715 W 2 nd St, Ottawa KS 66067 | 785-242-4138 Professional Counseling Office of Dana Paquette and Diane Sadowski 111 2nd St. Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-8970 Sexual Trauma & Abuse Center 401 S Main, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-843-8985 | www.
kansasbigs. org Dedicated to providing free & confidential services to all sexula & abused clients in Franklin, Douglas & Jefferson Counties. 2030 S Princeton Street, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-727-1884 | www.
customdentalottawa. com 616 Main Street, Wellsville, KS 66092 | 785-883-2117 | www. dentalelementskc.
com Fry Orthodontic Specialists 216 W 13th Street, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 913-469-9191 | www. fryorthodontics. com/offices/ottawa/ Health Partnership Clinic 107 S Main, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 913-401-2750 | www.
hpcks. org 1326 S Main Street, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-4875 | www. mainstreetottawadental.
com 343 W 23rd Street, Suite 3, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-4307 | 1334 S. Main Street, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-5753 | www. ottawakansasdentistry.
com 3929 1136 W. 15th, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-1800 | www. richardthaledds.
com 501 Main Street, Wellsville, KS 66067 | 785-369-1015 | www. wellsvillefamilydental. com PO Box 4266 , Topeka, KS 66604 | 785-273-1900 | www.
dentallifeline. org P rovides free, comprehensive dental care. To qualify, you must meet ONE of the following criteria: over 65 years of age; permanently disabled; need medically necessary dental care.
In addition, you must have no other means to afford or receive dental care. COF Training Services, Inc. 1516 N. Davis, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 1-785-550-6380 | https://www.
cofts. org/ COF Training Services (COFTS) has been providing programs, services, and workforce opportunities through a person-centered model of care for people who are intellectually or developmentally disabled. Its mission is to facilitate individual choice and promote independence of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
COFTS serves over 300 IDD individuals in Kansas's Coffey, Osage, and Franklin counties. COFTS supports residential, day services, and workforce opportunities in Ottawa, Burlington, and Osage City. Drug & alcohol services / RECOVERY 410 S Hickory, Ottawa, KS 66067 (First Baptist Church) | 785-242-7734 | www.
ks-aa. org A. A.'
s primary purpose is to help alcoholics to achieve sobriety. Anyone with a desire to stop drinking is welcome, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, income or profession. And it’s free.
You can just sit and listen and learn more about recovery, or you can share about your situation. It’s completely up to you. The Elizabeth Layton Center (ELC) in Ottawa, KS, provides a variety of services to support community well-being, including mental health services, Assertive Community Treatment, a Mobile Crisis Unit, Mental Health First Aid education, and more.
ELC also offers case management, crisis intervention, and resources to assist with housing, employment, and other life challenges. Franklin County Substance Use Prevention Coalition 1418 S Main Suite 1, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-229-3539 | Website The mission of the Franklin County Substance Use Prevention Coalition is to prioritize reducing drug use throughout Franklin County through prevention, collaboration, and pursuing resources.
Health Partnership Clinic A community health center offering a range of quality medical, dental and behavioral health services that are affordable and accessible to children and adults. They accept Medicaid, Medicare and private/employer insurance. For those who are uninsured, they offer a sliding fee discount program based on income and household size.
Fees are waived for those who are experiencing homelessness. The clinic offers telemedicine and substance abuse services, including DUI Assessment. In addition, they provide free health insurance enrollment for KanCare (Medicaid) and Marketplace.
Find a meeting in your area - www. marscna. net If you’re an addict, NA can help.
Narcotics Anonymous offers recovery to addicts around the world by focusing on the disease of addiction rather than any particular drug.
Ottawa, KS 66067 | 913-820-0609 A community-based approach to addiction recovery, which provides an independent, supportive, and sober living environment 109 W 2nd, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-2991 Substance use treatment, care for co-occurring disorders, and services for mental health conditions and emotional disturbances. Crist Early Language Center 401 S. Main Street, Suite 109, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-251-3125 | www.
cristelc. com Providing affordable, professional, and highly effective evidenced-based speech and language therapy services to children ages 12 months to early school age. Autism Spectrum Disorder, Developmental Disorders, Speech Sound Disorders, Social Communication Disorders, Language Disorders CTE-Preschool-Ottawa USD 290 1404 S.
Ash, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-229-8020 | www. usd290. org Early Childhood Development and Services Head Start Franklin County - 1 & 2 1320 S.
Ash, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-5481 | https://eckan. org/services/head-start/ ECKAN offers free Head Start programs for low-income families with young children, from prenatal to age five. Nutrition Education, Frontier Extension District 1418 S Main Suite 2, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-229-3520 | www.
frontierdistrict. k-state. edu Empowering low-income Kansans to make healthier choices through nutrition and physical education.
We collaborate with local and statewide organizations to enhance policies, systems, and environments that foster healthy behaviors. Ottawa Adult Education Center 900 E Logan Street, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-248-2819 | www. neosho.
edu Offers adult education classes to students 16 and older. GED preparations, basic math, reading skills, employment skills and college prep transition. 947 W 47 Highway, Girard, KS 66743 | 1-800-554-3412 | https://sites.
google. com/a/greenbush. org/usd290pat/ Your personal parent educator is here to provide well-researched guidance to support your parenting decisions and offer concrete assistance during times of need.
Group connections bring you together with other parents, creating opportunities to learn and grow alongside one another. Regular screenings ensure your child is healthy, safe, and developing on track. Pre-K Education-Central Heights 3521 Ellis Rd Richmond, KS 66080 | 785-869-3355 | www.
usd288. org Program for Lane, Richmond, Princeton, Rantoul families. Children must be 4 by August 31st.
218 S Ash, Wellsville, KS 66092 | 785-883-2996 | kfender@usd289. org Program for Wellsville residents Preschool at West Franklin Elementary at Appanoose Pomona, KS 66076 | 785-566-3386 | jhenry@three-lakes. org There is one preschool classroom at Appanoose.
The preschool program is half a day, 5 days a week during the school year. The preschool program will prioritize special education services, 4-year-old at-risk, and 4-year-old general education. If you are interested in preschool, the first step is to attend a Well Child Screening.
Call Appanoose to request a screening. Preschool at West Franklin Elementary at Williamsburg Williamsburg, KS 66095 | 785-746-5777 | www. usd287.
org There is one preschool classroom at Williamsburg. The preschool program is half a day, 5 days a week during the school year. The preschool program will prioritize special education services, 4-year-old at-risk, and 4-year-old general education.
If you are interested in preschool, the first step is to attend a Well Child Screening. Call West Franklin Elementary @ Williamsburg to request a screening. Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-229-8020 2169 | https://www.
sparkwheel. org/ SparkWheel enhances current resources by filling support gaps and eliminating obstacles to success, ensuring students attend school consistently and in optimal conditions for learning.
Provides essential needs such as school supplies, clothing, food, and personal hygiene products, monitor student goals and progress, implement school-wide initiatives, offer support, and work towards common goals, enriching the educational experience for all students. Tiny-K Early Intervention 720 Tremont Street, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-229-8095 | www. tiny-k.
org Intervention program for ages birth to 3 yrs. Provides free, home-based services for children who have delays or at risk for developing developmental delays due to health or social conditions. 1-866-507-4357 | www.
redcross. org The American Red Cross provides vital services to support individuals and families in times of need, including: Disaster Relief – Emergency shelter, food, and supplies for those affected by disasters. Health & Safety Training – CPR, first aid, and emergency preparedness education.
Blood Services – Blood donation drives to support hospitals and patients in need. Service to Armed Forces – Support for military members, veterans, and their families. Community Assistance – Emergency financial aid and casework services for those in crisis.
Kansas Rehabilitation Center Assists Kansas citizens with disabilities to meet their employment goals and find employment. Lawrence Workforce Center 2920 Haskell Ave STE 2, Lawrence, KS 66046 | 785-840-9675 Single point of entry to a network of employment, training and educational programs and providers The EyeDoctors Optometrists 316 S Main St, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-2020 | theeyedoctors.
net 2101 S Princeton St, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-7300 1401 S. Main Street, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-4242 | www. frankeyecenter.
com 1401 S Main Street, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-4242 | www. frankeyecenter. com A service that provides eye care & eyewear free of charge to eligible children 0-17, Franklin County residents not covered by Medicaid or private insurance 419 SW 29th Street, Topeka, KS 66611 | 785-409-6801 | www.
kansas. kvc. org Children and teens belong with their own families whenever possible.
KVC works to safely reintegrate hundreds of families each year by providing parenting skills training, therapy and other support. Pregnancy tests, limited ultrasound, childbirth classes, prenatal through teen parenting classes for both men and women, co-parenting classes, and post-abortion healing. All services are provided at no cost.
Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-592-4673 A 501c3, non-profit micro food pantry serving Ottawa and Franklin County Kansas.
Blessing Box 1 - 5th and Main, Ottawa, KS 66067 Blessing Box 2 - 2nd & Walnut Alley, Ottawa, KS 66067 Blessing Box 3 (North Baptist Church) 413 E Wilson , Ottawa, KS 66067 Blessing Box 4 (Sacred Heart Church) E 5th and S Cedar, Ottawa, KS 66067 Blessing Box 5 (Grace Community Church) 5th and Poplar, Ottawa, KS 6 6067 Blessing Box 6 (Foursquare Church) 117 E 9th, Ottawa, KS 66067 Blessing Box 7 (Fraternal Order of Eagles) 524 E 15th St , Ottawa, KS 66067 Blessing Box 8 (Faith Lutheran Church) 1320 W 15th, Ottawa, KS 66067 Blessing Box 9 (Community Revival Church) 2749 Montana Rd, Ottawa, KS 66067 Blessing Box 10 (West Minister Presbyterian Church) 401 W 13th St, Ottawa, KS 6 6067 Blessing Box 11 (Hope House) 205 W 17th St, Ottawa, KS 66067 Blessing Box 12 - 135 E Franklin St, Pomona, KS 6 6076 Blessing Box 13 - 933 N Cherry St, Ottawa, KS 66067 Blessing Box 14 (Wellsville Methodist Church) 302 Locust St, Wellsville, KS 66092 Blessing Box 15 (Williamsburg Methodist Church) 211 E South St, Williamsburg, KS 66095 Blessing Box (Adventhealth Ottawa) Hickory and 14th Street, Ottawa, KS 66067 Connect Mobile Food Pantry Ottawa , KS 66067 | 785-222-0848 Delivery of pantry and other food items to centralized locations in Ottawa and surrounding towns to Franklin County residents requesting help.
Franklin County residents can call the telephone number by Noon on Thursday prior to the Tuesday delivery, which takes place approximately every two weeks from 3:30 – 4 pm at locations in each community. All residents of Franklin County can participate, regardless of income level. 1320 S Ash St.
, Ottawa , KS 66067 | 785-242-7450 | https://www. facebook. com/HarvestToHomeFrCoKS ECKAN Franklin County Community Center For information or services, please call (785) 242-7450 x7601 to schedule an appointment.
ECKAN Tuesday Food Distribution Location: Don Woodward Center Parking Log, 517 E. 3rd Street, Ottawa, KS 66067 Registration is necessary for the walk-through distribution event. Participants are kindly requested to bring proof of residency within the county and a means to transport the food items distributed.
Please contact the Franklin County ECKAN Community Center at 785-242-7450 to register. Wellsville, KS 66092 | 785-521-3496 | https://www. facebook.
com/HarvestToHomeFrCoKS Ass orted produce bundles available for purchase in advance every other week at affordable prices available in Wellsville and Pomona Harvesters Mobile Food Distributions (Franklin County) Harvesters provides food and related household products to more than 760 nonprofit agencies including emergency food pantries, community kitchens, homeless shelters, children’s homes and others.
They also offer education programs to increase community awareness of hunger and teach about good nutrition. www. harvesters.
org/get-food-assistance/food-locator Don Woodward Center parking lot 517 E. 3rd St, Ottawa 1st Wednesday of each Month at 2 p. m.
and the 3rd Friday of each month at 11:30 a. m. This is a drive-thru food distribution.
Vehicles line-up at 3rd & Poplar with cars lining up back towards 1st Street. OTTAWA - North Baptist Church: 413 E. Wilson, Ottawa, 785-242-5111 This food distribution serves residents in the Lincoln Elementary School district only.
Proof of residency within the Lincoln Elementary school district requested. This is a drive-through food distribution. Enter from Oak street entrance and drive through parking lot and exit on Wilson St.
135 E. Franklin, Pomona, KS, 785-242-5111 1st Friday of each month from 4 -5 p. m.
This serves those living in the West Franklin school district residents only. Proof of residency within the West Franklin school district requested WELLSVILLE - Wellsville Family Worship 601 Locust St. , Wellsville, KS, 913-710-6255 3rd Friday of each month from 9 to 10 a.
m. 205 W. 17th Street, Ottawa, KS | 785-242-4444 Hope House is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1990 by churches of Franklin County to meet the crisis or emergency needs in the community.
Hope House works closely with other County and City agencies to provide a full range of services, without discrimination and regardless of income. They adhere to guidelines designed to offer support and discourage dependence. Services provided: Food, Clothing, Referrals, *TEFAP (according to income) and as funds are available: Utility Assistance, Fuel Vouchers, Emergency Aide, Loans.
We DO NOT provide assistance for: Diapers (referred to Life Care Center), Pain Medicines or Legal Fines. Tuesday from 9 a. m.
– Noon Wednesday from 9 a. m. – Noon Thursday from 9 a.
m. – Noon and 4 to 6 p. m.
2nd Saturday of each month from 9 a. m. – 11 a.
m. 132 S Main, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-7200 Federally funded program for older or disabled adults who are housebound, unable to prepare a meal, don't drive, and have no one to cook for them. North Baptist Food Pantry 413 E Wilson, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-5111 Lincoln School District and North Ottawa residents only Food Assistance Nutrition Education, Frontier Extension District 1418 S.
Main Street, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-229-3520 | www. frontierdistrict. k-state.
edu Supports low-income Kansans by making the healthy choice the easy choice through nutrition and physical activity education and partnering with local and statewide organizations to improve polices, systems, and environments that support healthy behaviors.
Through a series of nutrition classes, nutrition educators lead interactive lessons for youth, adults, and older adults to help individuals and families with: Easy, nutritious meal planning according to MyPlate Stretching limited food dollars Increasing physical activity Improving skills for safe food handling and preparation 105 S Hickory, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-3080 Provides free meals to children Senior Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) Bible Baptist Church, 325 N.
Cherry, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-418-5596 Occurs the third Wednesday of the month Must fill out an application 2231 S Elm St, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-229-8600 | www. dcf. ks.
gov Provides food benefits, access to healthy diet, education for food prep & nutrition to qualifying low-income households. 1418 S Main Ste. 1, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-229-3534 | WIC Application WIC offers a comprehensive nutrition program in Kansas, providing health education, nutritious food, and additional services to eligible families.
Williamsburg United Methodist Food Pantry 211 E South St, Williamsburg, KS 66095 | 785-746-5789 West Franklin School District Residents Only Food Assistance 1301 S. Main St, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-229-8200 | adventhealthottawa. com Your health extends far beyond the physical.
That’s why AdventHealth Ottawa is committed to strengthening your body, mind and spirit. Our providers, specialists and staff serve the local community in and around Franklin County. AdventHealth Medical Group Express Care at Ottawa 901 S Main, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-229-8888 | More information - Schedule online!
Open 7 days a week from 8-6. With the convenience of online scheduling or walk-in availability, our team is always ready to care for you and your family. AdventHealth Ottawa Health Park 901 S Main, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-229-8882 | WEB The AdventHealth Ottawa Health Park offers a wide variety of services to the Ottawa community.
Current services include Behavioral Health, Family Medicine, Heart and Vascular Care, Internal Medicine, Neurology, Pediatrics, Pulmonology, Rheumatology, and Sleep Medicine AdventHealth Primary Care Wellsville 424 Main St, Wellsville, KS 66092 | 785-883-4863 Providing medical care for the whole family Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-3100 | www. angmarcompanies.
com We offer skilled nursing, behavioral health services and therapy in the home. Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-229-7300 | www. franklincoks.
org Provides optimal care and transport for the sick and injured in the pre-hospital setting. Training in CPR, Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) programs. Franklin County Health Department 1418 S.
Main Ste. 1, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-229-3530 | www. franklincoks.
org/health Provides a range of services including immunizations, the WIC program, access to a nurse practitioner, family planning services, and nutritional education programs. 427 S Oak, Garnett, KS 66032 | 785-448-6590 | www. goodshepherdhospice.
com Our hospice services cater to individuals in various settings such as homes, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, hospitals, and independent living facilities. We offer round-the-clock support, 365 days a year. Harbor Hospice and Palliative Care Overland Park, Kansas 66212 | 913-291-1883 | www.
haborhospice. com Hospice and Palliative Care Services Health Partnership Clinic A community health center offering a range of quality medical, dental and behavioral health services that are affordable and accessible to children and adults. Accepting Medicaid, Medicare and private/employer insurance.
For those who are uninsured, we offer a sliding fee discount program based on income and household size. Fees are waived for those who are experiencing homelessness. In addition to primary health care for all ages, they also provide dental services to children needing cleanings and restorative care.
The clinic offers telemedicine and substance abuse services, including DUI Assessment. In addition, we provide free health insurance enrollment for KanCare (Medicaid) and Marketplace. For current hours, visit https://hpcks.
org/contact/#ottawa . Lawrence, KS 66044 | 785-232-2044 | www. midlandcare.
org Comprehensive services including hospice care, the PACE program, home health assistance, Meals on Wheels delivery, palliative care, and grief and loss counseling for individuals and families in need of support during difficult times 1418 S Main Suite 5, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-1620 | www. ottawafamilyphysicians. com We provide comprehensive medical care to all our patients.
We are pleased to offer onsite radiology and laboratory services as a convenience to our patients 1100 W 15th St. , Ottawa, Kansas 66067 | 785-242-5399 | w ww. rockcreekofottawa.
com A continuing care retirement community offering Independent and Assisted Living as well as short term rehab and long term care. Wellsville Retirement Community 304 W. 7th St.
, Wellsville, KS 66092 | 785-883-4101 | https://www. trailofcare. com/ Just minutes from the vibrant Kansas City metro and Ottawa's attractions, this retirement community offers the perfect blend of peaceful country living and big-city convenience, all wrapped in the warmth and stability that only a close-knit community can provide.
A continuing care retirement community offering Independent and Assisted Living as well as short term rehab and long term care.
1550 S Cedar, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-8110 Low-income housing for seniors 62+ 1516 N Davis Ave Suite A, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-5035 Low-income housing for disabled residents 235 S Main, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-2235 LIHTC program living, low income, housing tax credit housing Franklin County Area Landlords Association 421 S. Poplar St. , Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-2828 400 W 7th St, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-2600 | www.
habitatfranklincounty. org With the help of local habitat families, donors, community partners & volunteers, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Ottawa builds affordable housing that provides a solid foundation for local families, and VA for exterior repairs. Hidden Meadows Apartments (Low-income housing) 1602 S.
Hickory St. , Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-268-7133 1617 Osage Dr, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-2188 1513 S Osage, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-2188 701 S Poplar, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-6655 Low-income housing for Seniors USD290 Homeless Liaison | Joe Vitt 785-229-8010 Ext. 1168 325 Walnut St, Wellsville, KS 66092 | 913-432-8696 Low-income senior housing with government-subsidized rates 1-800-792-4884 | www.
kancare. ks. gov Offers health insurance to low-income individuals and families, including children, pregnant women, and people with disabilities.
1-800-633-4227 | www. medicare. gov A federal health insurance program primarily for individuals aged 65 and older, covering certain younger people with disabilities and those with end-stage renal disease.
Mental health services, Assertive Community Treatment, Mobile Crisis Unit, Mental Health First Aid Education Classes and much more. Franklin County Mental Health 204 E 15th St, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-3780 Behavioral Health & Social Services Kansas Agricultural Stress Helpline 1-800-447-1985 | www. kansasagstress.
org Providing Kansans the resources they need to help cope with ag-related stress 1-833-441-2240 | www. dcf. ks.
gov/FCR/Pages/default. aspx The Kansas Family Response team is dedicated to supporting individuals aged 20 and younger who are experiencing mental health crises in Kansas. 212 S Main St, Ottawa, KS | indigocrowyoga@gmail.
com | indigocrowyoga@gmail. com 304 S. Main Street, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-241-9059 | www.
jazzercise. com A dance-based fitness program that incorporates strength and cardio moves in each class! Ottawa Nautilus Fitness Center 326 S.
Main Street, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-3537 Extended Key Hours: 24 Hour a Day, 7 Days a Week, All Year Round! Ottawa Recreation Commission 705 W 15th St, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-1939 | www. orcks.
recdesk. com A recreational and community service provider, offering free and low-cost programs to all ages. Synergy Wellness & Fitness Center 221 S.
Main Street, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-3734 24-hour full-access, state-of-the-art fitness facility with benefits and membership options tailored to enhance your wellness journey. East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging (ECKAAA) 117 S Main, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-7200 | www. eckaaa.
org Coordinating services to help aging Kansans and their families live well with dignity, independence, health, and self-sufficiency. Sexual Health Resources (Safe sex) Find free condoms, safe sex kits, and resources to help prevent STIs, reduce the risk of unplanned pregnancy, and encourage regular testing to keep you and your partner safe. The Brown Bag Program provides free condoms and safe sex kits in a discreet paper bag.
It’s free, confidential, and for anyone who wants to take charge of their health. Inside you’ll find: Information on safer sex practices and resources Franklin County Health Department 1418 S. Main St.
, Suite 1, Ottawa, KS 66067 | (785) 229-3530 Monday–Thursday: 8:00 AM – 5:15 PM, Friday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM AdventHealth Ottawa Health Park 901 S Main St, Ottawa, KS 66067 | (785) 229-8882 Monday-Friday 8 AM-6 PM, Saturday-Sunday 11 AM-5 PM Health Partnership Clinic 107 S Main St, Ottawa, KS 66067 | (913) 401-2750 Hours may differ due to staffing 1418 S Main St #5, Ottawa, KS 66067 | (785) 242-1620 Monday-Friday, 8 AM–5 PM and Saturday, 9 AM–3 PM Ask at the front desk or request a Brown Bag confidentially Franklin County Visitor Center 2011 K-68 Hwy, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-1411 | www.
franklincountyks. com/ Offers a wealth of information on local attractions, events, dining, and accommodations to make your visit unforgettable. Ottawa Chamber of Commerce 109 E 2nd St, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-1000 The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce is the leading business organization for Ottawa & Franklin County, Kansas, providing access to all our community offers.
Wellsville Chamber of Commerce PO Box 472, Wellsville, KS 66092 | 785-816-0406 A membership driven, non-profit organization that strives to improve business opportunity and build a better community.
General Public Transportation 130 S Main St, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-7440 Public transportation services cater to the general public, offering affordable rides to medical appointments, personal errands, educational facilities, recreational venues, shopping locations, employment opportunities, and nutrition sites. Franklin County Recycling Station 2039 S Elm St, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-229-3176 | www. franklincoks.
org/243/Recycling-Center Open Monday through Friday, 7 am to 3:00 pm 3323 Osborne Terrace, Ottawa, KS 66067 | 785-242-4612 | www. franklincoks. org/253/Transfer-StationCD-Landfill Open Monday through Friday, 8 am to 4 pm (Gate closes at 3:30 pm) and Saturday, 8 am to 1 pm (Gate closes at Noon) This Guide is a project of the Franklin County Community Health Improvement Plan.
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