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Gov. Laura Kelly’s task force on early childhood development outlined Monday a plan for improving coordination of the education and care of pre-kindergarten kids.

A town hall will be held at the Hughes Metroplex from 5-7 p.m. Tuesday.

The former Riverside Hospital complex is one of four sites identified for the home of a new south-central regional psychiatric hospital project.

TOPEKA – Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services (KDADS) Secretary Laura Howard announced today that the agency and Sedgwick County will host a publ

Moore is one of 195 college students with physical disabilities who have been matched with internships thanks to the Fehribach Center, Director Larry Markle said. Those students have participated in about 400 internships in and around Indianapolis.

Annastacia Palaszczuk, who resigned on Sunday after almost nine years as Queensland premier, was sometimes known as the accidental premier due to the low expectations she was saddled with.

The Community Action and Human Services Department (CAHSD) will honor older adult residents in Miami-Dade County for exceptional volunteer service through the “Seniors Who Serve” volunteer program. Nominations are open now and will close Jan. 31, 2024. CAHSD’s Elderly and Disabilities Services (EDS) Division is leading efforts by accepting applications online at https://www.miamidade.gov/global/socialservices/seniors-who-serve-awards.page. “Miami-Dade County

The Department of Intregration said seven people have been offered accommodation retrospectively.

EXPERTS at the second international mental health conference of the Asido Foundation have said mental health is a universal human right, adding that even

MANCHESTER, Iowa — Brain Health Now, an Iowa-based grassroots organization dedicated to ending the stigma of mental illness by changing the language, is one of several sponsors who recently helped