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Salina organization receive Kansas Attorney General grants - Vimarsana News

Salina organization receive Kansas Attorney General grants

Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt announced almost $97,000 in grants awarded to two Salina organizations.

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CAPS receives $10K From Schwan's Corporate Giving Foundation - Vimarsana News

CAPS receives $10K From Schwan's Corporate Giving Foundation

CAPS receives $10K From Schwan’s Corporate Giving Foundation The Salina Journal Child Advocacy and Parenting Services, Inc. (CAPS) was awarded a $10,000 grant from Schwan’s Corporate Giving Foundation at the monthly board meeting on April 20, 2021. The check was presented at the beginning of the board meeting by Madeline Garretson, Senior Human Resources Manager at Schwan’s Company and CAPS Board Vice President, and Chris Wiseman, Senior Director of Manufacturing at Schwan’s Company, to Thomas Stein, CAPS Board President. Schwan’s Corporate Giving Foundation is an independent 501(c)...

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More Support For Mums And Whānau Struggling With Alcohol And Other Drugs - Vimarsana News

More Support For Mums And Whānau Struggling With Alcohol And Other Drugs

Thursday, 1 April 2021, 12:27 pm The Government is expanding its Pregnancy and Parenting Programme so more women and whānau can access specialist support to minimise harm from alcohol and other drugs, Health Minister Andrew Little says. “We know these supports help improve wellbeing and have helped to reduce addiction, reduced risk for children, and helped bring whānau back together,” Andrew Little said. “We know that giving our children the best possible start in life and helping support families is a vital part of the Government’s aim to lay the foundations for a better future fo...

CAPS benefit auction going one...going twice...going online - Vimarsana News

CAPS benefit auction going one...going twice...going online

Included in the memorabilia is a Kansas City Chiefs helmet signed by defensive end Frank Clark.  The benefit auction will have over 150 items and will take place online this year because of the coronavirus pandemic. It will start at noon on Friday, Feb. 5 and run until 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 7.  What is CAPS of Salina? The goal of the nonprofit organization is to raise $60,000 this year to help offset operational expenses for programs offered by CAPS of Salina. Last year the auction raised just under $60,000. "Anything we have that is not funded by grants we either have to r...

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