Healing Hearts ICT

06/15/2026

sends huge Congratulations to Struggle Jennings and his family! 💜💙💛

Struggle Jennings is celebrating the arrival of his eighth child after baby Promise made an early entrance into the world.

Promise Liliana Chevelle Harness arrived on June 7, nearly two months before her expected due date. She weighed only 3 pounds, 14 ounces and measured 17¼ inches long.

Struggle and his wife, Tabitha, introduced their daughter as tiny but mighty and shared that she was receiving care while continuing to grow stronger. Her early arrival changed every plan the family had made, but her father said she clearly had plans of her own.

There is something powerful about the name Promise in a moment filled with uncertainty, prayer, and hope. It carries the feeling of a family holding close to faith while waiting for the day they can finally bring their little girl home.

Baby Promise may have arrived early, but she entered this world surrounded by love and carrying a name built for hope.

06/15/2026

“Grief is a lifelong process-a marathon, not a sprint.

Maintaining space to do the work grief requires and engaging in activities and health habits that help me do that work is the only way to endure.”

06/15/2026

Thank you Project Heaven for keeping us informed!

Child abuse and neglect registry revisions and updates

06/11/2026

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Korbin Anderson 💔 You were supposed to do great things!!! I hope you know how much you are missed. Everyday.

Healing Hearts ICT is a community-based nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families grieving traumatic loss due to overdose, su***de, child abuse and gun violence. Through peer mentoring, education, awareness, and community connection, we provide compassionate support from people who have experienced similar losses. Our mission is to help grieving individuals find hope, healing, and resilience while expanding grief-related resources within our community. Volunteers play a vital role in helping us create a safe, supportive environment where no one has to navigate their grief alone.

If you are interested in more information on volunteering, please email us at [email protected] or call at 316-293-8908

Melissa Anderson
John "The Iron Man" Cantrell and Struggle Jennings

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06/10/2026

How are children getting a hold of these???
What needs to happen as a community to help kids make better decisions??

Korbin Anderson F18
Struggle Jennings and John "The Iron Man" Cantrell

06/08/2026

06/05/2026

This week marks the 12th National Gun Violence Awareness Day — and Cure Violence Global stands with communities across the country and around the world in wearing orange. 🟠
Today we honor lives lost. Every day, we work to prevent the next one.

06/05/2026

- This same message applies! Reach out for help!
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has several treatment options, even for those without insurance!

The purpose of this Community Alert is to inform the community about Kansas legislation that will prohibit the sale and possession of Kratom and 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH). This is set to take effect, July 1st, 2026.

As Kansas prepares for the upcoming prohibition, community organizations want residents to know that help is available.

Individuals use Kratom for a variety of reasons, including managing pain, reducing opioid use, coping with withdrawal symptoms, or self-treating mental health concerns. Regardless of why someone uses Kratom, it is important to understand that abruptly stopping use, or switching to another substance can increase health risks, including the risk of overdose.

Our messaging is simple: if you are affected by the upcoming ban, you do not have to navigate these changes alone. There are resources available to help you stay safe and connect you with treatment if you choose to pursue it.

Please contact the Reno County Health Department at 620-694-2900 for education and resources related to Kratom, 7-OH, and other emerging community health concerns. More information is located on our website, go to the link in the first comment.