COMMUNITY RESOURCES
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
AVONDALE EAST BUILDING PARTNERS

Chiropractic Services
Chiropractic Services are now being offered at the Avondale East Care Center. Dr. Dan Tangpricha provides adjustments on Tuesdays from 8 AM to 12 PM. The cost for an adjustment is $50, which can be billed to most insurances except Medicaid and KanCare. SENT offers a discount of $15 for those without insurance, reducing the out-of-pocket cost to $35. For more information call (785)271-8100, email exercise@ctrmm.com, or visit www.ctrmm.com/chiropractic
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Hi-Crest NIA
The Hi-Crest Neighborhood Improvement Association (NIA) and Citizens' Advisory Council connect neighbors with resources, provide a platform to voice concerns, and collaborate on solutions. Through monthly meetings, they engage with city officials, police, code enforcement, and other community leaders to address neighborhood issues. Key resources include funding opportunities through the DREAMS program and events like National Night Out. For more information, visit their Facebook page or call (785) 431-0404.
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Pediatric Connections
Pediatric Connections specializes in helping children succeed in daily activities at home, school, and in the community. Their services include trauma-informed therapy, various movement and sensory integration techniques, and sensory-focused therapy. They are open on Tuesdays from 9 AM to 5 PM. You can reach them at (913) 257-5808 or visit their website at pediatricconnectionsot.com.
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Community Action
Community Action, Inc. is a nonprofit dedicated to helping individuals and families move from poverty to prosperity. They offer essential services, including Headstart programs, housing and utility resources, and holistic support through their Diaper Depot, Period Pantry, ID assistance, and legal aid services. Learn more at wefightpoverty.org or call (785) 836-4500 for assistance.
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Community Resource Council
CRC aims to promote community action through collaboration, advocacy, research, and education. They offer various resources and services, including a community resource directory, utility credit programs, water assistance, real estate tax rebates, food assistance, classes, and free tax preparation. You can contact them at (785) 233-1365 or visit their website at crcnet.org.
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SENT Southside Filling Station
SENT'S Southside Filling Station is more than a food pantry. They empower residents with dignity and respect through their Client Choice model, allowing you to select quality food items. They also connect clients to other essential resources through their case management team. Click on the image to learn more. To learn more, you can contact them at (785) 783-2535, email info@senttopeka.com, or visit senttopeka.com.
Hours of Operation:
Tuesdays: 9:30am-11:30am
Wednesdays: 12pm-2pm
Thursdays: 3:30 pm-7:30pm

SENT Mental Health Services
SENT provides mental health counseling for all ages. Their licensed therapists specialize in various techniques like EMDR, Play Therapy, and CBT to address a range of issues, including anxiety, trauma, depression, and behavioral challenges. They offer individual, family, and child therapy, focusing on holistic care for the entire family. Click on the image to learn more. To You can contact them at (785) 783-2535, email info@senttopeka.com, or visit senttopeka.com.
COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND APPLICATIONS

Community Resources Council - CRC
Utility Credit Program, Covid-19 basic need relief program, mobile food pantry, and more.

SENT Topeka
Housing, Mental Health, Community Wellness, and Education

Real-World Parenting Conversations
Each month, we'll highlight a different topic related to mental health challenges that kids and teens experience. On the first three Thursdays of the month, we’ll post a helpful 3-5 minute Facebook video on the Topic of the Month. On the fourth Thursday of each month, from 6:30-7:30 p.m. CT, we will host a live Zoom Q&A featuring an FSGC mental health professional. They will answer live questions about the Topic of the Month during the Q&A as well as pre-submitted questions. Real-World Parenting is FREE, but parents have to register to get the link and participate in the Q&A. To register, visit https://www.FSGCtopeka.com/parenting and look for the Topic of the Month. We also have information on our Facebook page.

E.A.S
EQUITY.ACCESS.SHELTER
You no longer need to contact multiple agencies to receive rent/mortgage assistance. The E.A.S program can help you access help quickly with a single point of contact.
Call: 785.368.9533
Email: EAS@topeka.org
Walk-Ins: Cyrus K. Holiday Building, 620 SE Madison Ave, Topeka, KS 66607

SNCO Reentry Council
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FREE LEGAL ASSISTANCE FOR SHAWNEE COUNTY FAMILIES
The Topeka Family Legal Project (TFLP), is currently accepting applications from families in need of legal assistance related to housing, education, and benefits.
To be eligible, families must: Include at least 1 minor child and at least 1 parent/guardian AND Reside in Shawnee County, Kansas.
To learn more about the project, call 785-284-9835 or email topekafamilylegalproject@gmail.com
FOOD & CLOTHING RESOURCES
COVID 19 RESOURCES

COVID RAPID TEST KITS
BinaxNow OTC COVID-19 Antigen Self Test kits are available for free for individuals needing to self test for COVID-19. These tests are administered at home and give results in 15 minutes. There is a limited supply of kits and are available to the community while supplies last.

COVID-19 TESTING SITE LOCATIONS
Visit the Shawnee County Health Department's website here for information regarding testing sites for Covid-19 in Topeka and Shawnee County.
For Isolation and Quarantine Guidance:
https://www.snco.us/HD/Document/010622_SNCO_Isolation_Quarantine_Guidance_Graphics.pdf
For local health officer recommendations:
https://www.snco.us/HD/Document/011022_SNCO_HO_Recommendations.pdf

AT HOME TESTING KITS
Residential households in the U.S. can order one set of #4 free at-home tests from USPS.com. Here’s what you need to know about your order: Limit of one order per residential address One order includes #4 individual rapid antigen COVID-19 tests Orders will ship free starting in late January