Quindaro Community Center

10/13/2026

Here is this week's mobile distribution schedule! Don't forget - mobiles are just one of many ways to get help. See all resources near you at kansasfoodsource.org and click on your county.

Please note, the mobile that typically runs this week in Sedan is moving to next week - 10/21!

Rush County KS | Decatur County Health Department | Oberlin United Methodist Church | Elk County Community Foundation | Feed Elk County | Haskell County Health Department | Sublette Christian Church | Grant County Health Department Ulysses, KS | Urban League of Kansas Guild | Word of Life Church

10/13/2026

Do you know how to get health insurance?🩺

Open Enrollment is approaching and the Johnson County Department of Health and Environment is hosting a free community workshop! Yvette, our Health Coordinator, will be presenting a panel on Medicaid Changes.👩‍🏫

The fair will be Tuesday, October 20, from 6:00pm to 7:00pm at the Central Resource library in Overland Park: 9875 W. 87th St., Overland Park, KS 66212.

You can also attend the workshop virtually! The link is sent to you once you complete your registration.

To register, click on the link in the comments below!👇

*This event will be conducted in English; no interpretation available.

10/12/2026

🗳️ Are you registered to vote?

With the General Election voter registration deadline just two weeks away, now is a great time to make sure your voter registration information is up to date!

Not sure if you’re registered? You can check your registration information online at www.WycoVotesKCK.gov/VoterView or contact our office at (913) 573-8500.

Don’t wait until the last minute—make sure you’re ready to vote! 🗳️

10/12/2026

Starting October 18th on Sundays Holy Smoke will be bringing back the Customers favorite Smoked Catfish SUNDAYS ONLY. Spread the word

10/12/2026

Justice for Wyandotte, a community-based nonprofit, is directing $25,000 in storm funds toward immediate home repairs after an August storm rocked KCK.

But Nikki Richardson, Justice for Wyandotte's executive director and co-founder, says the money will not last long.

"This $25,000 is probably going to go by really fast," she said. "I mean, it is a drop in the bucket in comparison to the hundreds of thousands of dollars that we would really need to help folks."

KSHB 41's Rachel Henderson reports ⬇️

10/11/2026