First Step House Gets Boost in 1995 Budget Fight
Community officials discuss the 1995 budget as First Step House receives a 134 percent funding increase, the largest for health programs. The alcohol tax funds the grant, with details on allocations to health agencies and road maintenance. Local residents emphasize treatment for mothers and children in recovery.
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Tonka
Fla
First Step House
Lawrence
Uphill battle for funds awaits new agencies
Ben, a resident of Acceptance House aiding adults with mental illness, faces possible displacement as funding requests fail to secure city and county support. Kansas University courses help his mood, but his future hinges on grants and rent at $1,100 monthly. Local officials warn against duplicating服务 and urge consolidation to sustain services.
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Ben
Acceptance House
Kansas University
Maine
Douglas County
Nancy Wilson
Project Acceptance
Bert Nash
Bob Schulte
Schulte
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Becky Price
Lawrence
Rod Bremby
Mark Buhler
Haves Lawrence Douglas County funding for 1995 and 1994
The record lists 1995 and 1994 grants and allocations across agencies in Lawrence and Douglas County. It shows totals for the Health Department, Area Agency on Aging, DCCCA, First Step House, Headquarters Inc, Hearthstone, Women’s Transitional Care, Ambulance, Bert Nash Center, Cottonwood Inc, tince Inc, Visiting Nurses, Douglas County Senior Services, BDCCCA, Citizens for a Drug Free Baldwin, and other entities with specific dollar amounts. Major 1995 figures include 1.4 million for Ambulance, 397 thousand for Bert Nash, 364 thousand for Senior Services, and 252 thousand for Health Department, among others.
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Valley View Care Home
McElhaney
Jim Chappell
Judicial
Dan Robb
Lawrence
Brenda Panourgais
Bert Nash Community
Lawrence Indian Center
Bert Nash Center
Douglas County
Agency On Aging
DCCCA
First Step House
Headquarters Inc
Hearthstone
Women’ S
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center
Cottonwood Inc
Tince Inc
Douglas County Health Dept
Douglas County Senior Services
Baldwin
Have-Nots seek funding from city and county
Big Brothers Big Sisters asked the city for 1500 but received nothing. Project Acceptance sought county support of an unspecified amount and received nothing. Rape Victim Survivor Service requested 7500 from the county and was denied. All were new requests and none funded, with special alcohol funds noted.
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Mike Yoder
Journal-World Photo
Clark Henry
Darwan
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Douglas County
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Lou Ann Hall
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Jo Andersen
2Enee Knobber
Amy Strobl
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