Adult Protective Services
(785) 776-4011
Investigates and assists elderly and the disabled over 18 on abuse and neglect including self
neglect.
Affordable Dentures
(402) 423-5055
1-800-DENTURE
5500 South 56th Street
Lincoln, NE
http://www.affordabledentures.com
Dentures at an affordable cost. See website for prices.
AIDS Hotline
For HIV/AIDS victims and/or family members.
800-342-2437
American Assoc of Retired Persons (AARP)
http://www.aarp.org/index.html
AARP is a nonprofit, nonpartisan membership organization for people 50 and over. We
provide information and resources; advocate on legislative, consumer, and legal issues;
assist members to serve their communities; and offer a wide range of unique benefits,
special products, and services for our members.
American Cancer Society
1-800-359-1025
1315 SW Arrowhead Rd
Phone: (785) 273-4422
Topeka, KS 66604
Fax: (785) 273-1503
www.cancer.org
Offer local services of assistance to cancer patients who need them. They provide such
things as free wigs, food supplements, equipment, transportation, etc. Offer educational
programs to the general public and also to medical professionals.
American Lung Association of Kansas
Phone: (785) 272-9290
Fax: (785) 272-9297
4300 SW Drury Lane
Topeka, KS 66604-2419
http://www.lungusa.org
The American Lung Association has a toll-free hotline available.
American Red Cross
(785) 238-3163
626 North Washington
Junction City, KS 66441
Services provided include: utility assistance through Project Deserve, emergency needs and
rehabilitation assistance to disaster victims, serves as an independent medium of voluntary
relief and communications between American people and their Armed Forces, provides a
volunteer blood service, and conducts community courses in CPR, First Aid, Water Safety
and Life guarding.
American Red Cross disaster assistance is free, made possible by voluntary donations of
time and money of the American people.
Area Agency On Aging (North CentralFlinthills)
401 Houston St.
Manhattan, KS 66502
www.ncfhaaa.com
1-800-432-2703
(785) 776-9294
Provides assistance with obtaining assistance devices, prescription drug assistance,
insurance counseling, and employment. Some services are free of cost, funding is available
to assist with the cost of others.
Audio Reader Network
P.O. Box 847
(785) 864-4600
Lawrence, KS 66044
800-722-8898
http://www.ku.edu/~arnet
A non-profit radio reading service for the blind and physically disabled, broadcasting
through pre-tuned closed circuit radios into the homes of the listeners. Including newspaper
readings, magazines, best selling books and special interest items. Radios are free to
eligible Kansas residents, but in the Junction City area available only with hook ups to cable
television.
Avon Cares Program
1-800-813-4673
www.cancercare.org/avon_gift/avon1.htm
Provides financial assistance, emotional support, education/outreach, information about
cancer treatment, referrals to other services and breast prostheses and wigs clinics for
women who have been diagnosed with breast, ovarian or cervical cancer and their families.
Note: As of 12/31/03 the AVONCares program will no longer be able to provide financial
assistance for diagnostic (post screening) services.
Bell Taxi Transportation
(785) 238-6161
th
10 & Washington
Junction City, KS 66441
Clients needing medical rides may be eligible for a ride at no cost under Medicaid.
Big Brothers, Big Sisters
(785) 238-1650
132 N. Eisenhower
Junction City, KS 66441
http://www.bbbsa.org
This group provides mature volunteers to serve as friends and role models for youths who
need the attention and commitment of another adult.
Birthline
1-800-848-LOVE
(785) 238-3242
136 West 3rd Street
Junction City, KS
Birthline is an international pro-life organization designed to provide emergency aid and
counseling to pregnant women and girls who are experiencing an unwanted pregnancy.
Provides anonymous pregnancy tests, educational information, and referrals to doctors,
emotional and financial counseling and generally focuses on alternatives to abortion.
Provides free baby and maternity clothes and can provide (through a network of volunteer
homes) a place for expectant mothers to live.
Big Lakes Developmental Center
1416 Hayes Drive
Manhattan, Kansas 66502
www.biglakes.org
Phone: (785) 776-9201
Fax: (785) 776-9830
Big Lake Developmental Center offers Community Living Services provided for adults age 16
and older who are developmentally disabled. Also provided are Adult Services (residential
and day services and organizational employment), Family Support (health & wellness
services, respite care, referral services and transportation), Case Management, and
Community Employment (support services that include skills training, coaching, counseling,
evaluation, assistive technology and transportation).
Boys & Girls Club of Junction City/Geary
(785) 238-Play (7529)
County
12th Street Community Center
1002 W. 12th Street
Junction City, Ks 66441
Club programs and services promote and enhance the development of boys and girls by
instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging and influence.
Celebrate Sight
1-800-222-3937
Referral if at risk for glaucoma, a US citizen with no insurance coverage. Program pays for
medical exam and necessary medical treatment.
Central Dental Lab
(785) 945-9845
4805 SW Central Avenue
Wichita, KS
This clinic also provides discounted dental services, but payment is expected in full at the
time of service. Extractions currently limited for dentures.
Central Kansas Foundation
(785) 762-3700
(785) 762-3704 FAX
633 West 6th Street
Junction City, KS 66441
Is a non-profit corporation formed for the purpose of providing alcohol and other drug
related services. The services include: Individual and Family counseling for adults and
adolescents, outpatient treatment, intervention, assessment and referral services, support
groups, employees assistance, and prevention.
Church of the Nazarene
Phone: (785) 762-4402
1315 West Ash
Fax: (785) 762-5240
Junction City, KS 66441
The Church of the Nazarene administers funds for the Ministerial Alliance. Assistance is
capped at $50 per client, and limited to once per year. Assistance includes rent and utility
assistance, prescriptions, transportation, and other various needs.
Community Literacy Council
(785) 238-2110
rd
136 West 3 Street
Junction City, KS 66441
The Community Literacy Council helps those needing to learn the ABCs of reading, writing,
and math to those studying for the G.E.D. tests. We provide one-on-one tutoring at no cost.
The Community Literacy Council is a not-for-profit volunteer agency. Volunteers do all
tutoring.
Crisis Center, Inc.
(785) 762-8835
1-800-727-2785 24 hour hotline
The Crisis Center serves victims of family violence and sexual assault. Services include 24hour crisis counseling, interim housing for the victims and their children, emergency
transportation, advocacy, education, Public and School education programs, and referral. All
services are free and confidential.
Donated Dental Services
(785) 273-1900
(888) 870-2066
5200 SW Huntoon, Suite A
Topeka, KS 66604-2398
www.nfdh.org/DDS.html
Free, comprehensive dental care for elderly, disabled, and medically compromised adults.
EyeCare America - National Eye Care
1-800-222-3937
Project
PO Box 429098
San Francisco, CA 94212-9098
http://eyecareamerica.org
Serves people age 65 + without access to an ophthalmologist, or without means of paying.
Must be US citizen or legal resident. Eyeglasses and prescriptions are not covered.
Call the phone number and the caller will be matched with a volunteer ophthalmologist in
the area.
Flint Hills Community Dental Clinic
(620) 342-4864
420 West 15th Street
Emporia, Kansas
Dental services are provided based on a sliding fee scale. You need to call to set up
appointment and take proof of income. They only see patients Monday and Tuesday.
Flint Hills Legal Services
1-800-723-6953 (Central Intake)
(785) 537-2943
Manhattan, KS
http://www.kansaslegalservices.org/
Provides legal information and representation to eligible low income and elderly individuals.
Cannot represent persons in criminal matters or cases which are fee producing such as
insurance, workers compensation or suits for damages. Most cases are public benefits,
social security, landlord-tenant, consumer and family law areas.
Clients need to call the central intake 800 number. Eligibility is based on income/ resources
and case type. Depending on eligibility, services are free or at a reduced rate.
Food Pantry of Geary County
136 West 3rd Street
Junction City, KS 66441
Emergency food assistance and commodities.
(785) 762-8830
Early Detection Works (formerly Free To
1-877-277-1368
Know)
900 SW Jackson, Suite 901N
Topeka, KS 66612
http://www.kdhe.state.ks.us/edw/
This program provides quality screening services by skilled health providers throughout
Kansas to under-served women, particularly women of low-income, racial/ethnic minorities,
and older women. Early Detection Works providers are the Geary County Health
Department and Konza Prairie Community Health Center.
Geary County Health Department
1212 West Ash
Junction City, KS
http://www.jcgchealthdept.org
(785) 762-5788
Mission is to prevent diseases, investigate communicable disease, monitor the health status
of the community and to educate the community about health issues.
Functions include preventing epidemics and the spread of disease, prevent injuries, protect
against environmental hazards, promote and encourage healthy behaviors, respond to
disaster and assist community in recovery, assure the quality and accessibility of health
services.
The Geary County Health Department assists with child care licensing, teen pregnancy case
management, M & I program, physicals, immunizations, environmental program, Rural
Lakes program, and food service programs.
Home Care and Hospice, Inc.
1-800-748-7474
323 Poyntz
Manhattan, KS 66502
Provides care for the terminally ill patient and his/her family. Provides many services in this
stressful time by meeting physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs experienced by the
patient and his/her family. It also provides Home Health Care.
Home Health
(785) 238-4131 ext. 4413
Geary Community Hospital
1102 St. Mary’s Road
Junction City, KS 66441
Eldercare home health care is a service provided to patients and their families in their home
to promote independent living, health maintenance and restoration. Eldercare is
Medicare/Medicaid certified. Services provided include: Skilled nursing services, certified
Home Health aides, physical therapy, speech therapy, and homemaker/sitter service.
Services provided without distinction of races, religion, age, sex or national origin. Also
Senior Care Act Funding for Attendant Care and Homemaker Services.
Housing and Credit Counseling, Inc.
(785) 234-0217
1-800-467-9646
1195 SW Buchanan Suite 203
Topeka, KS 66604
http://www.hcci-ks.org/
Provides education for tenants and landlords on rights and responsibilities in renting in the
state of Kansas. Counseling, mediation and budget counseling is provided. Information on
leases and evictions is available. Also provides counseling for homeowners, prospective
home buyers and mortgage problems. Certified Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS)
offering Money Management Counseling and Agency—managed voluntary debt repayment
programs as an alternative to bankruptcy.
Infant & Toddler Services
(785) 762-7859
Junction City, KS 66441
For the parents of a child between the ages of birth and three, Infant-Toddler Services can
offer information about how our infant or toddler is growing and developing compared to
other children. Special services are available if your child shows a delay. This includes
speech therapy, physical therapy, special instruction, occupational therapy and other
services.
I.C.C. offers infant and toddler services (birth through 2 years of age) or children with
special needs.
Isabelle’s Hope Chest
(785) 762-4402
1315 West Ash
Junction City, KS 66441
Assistance with maternity and infant items.
Junction City Youth Clinic
(785) 762-5022
1018 W. 6th St.
Junction City, KS 66441
http://www.jcgchealthdept.org/JCYC/
Preventive and primary health care services for all teens, ages 10 – 18 yrs., enrolled in
U.S.D. 475 or have a Geary County address.
K-State Research & Extension Council
(785) 238-4161
119 E. 9th
Junction City, KS 66441
Engages in community problem solving dealing with community health, consumer affairs
and community leadership development. Assistance and information are available for agribusiness, horticulture, community beautification, community resource development, home
and family living, consumer information & youth development. Provides educational
publications, demonstrations, workshops and consulting services upon request.
Kansas Children’s Service League
(785) 762-2606
700 North Jefferson
Junction City, KS 66441
http://www.kcsl.org
Kansas Children’s Service League is a statewide private, non-profit child welfare agency
providing services to children and/or their families.
Community services provided are Foster Care, Temporary Foster Care (short-term
placement for children whose parents must be out of the home due to illness or a crisis in
the family), Emergency Foster Care (short term placement for children who are removed
from their homes because of abuse, neglect or behavior problems), Respite Foster Care
(planned, short term hourly care by a trained provider for a child who has a physical or
mental disability, emotional disturbance, or chronic medical condition) and Special Needs
Adoption Recruitment (adoption for children over the age of seven, children of color, and
sibling groups). The KCSL recruits, licenses and trains Foster parents to provide care for
children experiencing any of the above problems.
Kansas Commission for the Deaf and Hard
of Hearing
1-800-432-0698
(785) 267-6100
(785) 785-267-0655 FAX
3640 SW Topeka Blvd., Suite 150
Topeka, KS 66611
http://www.srskansas.org/kcdhh/
The Kansas Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (KCDHH) is a state agency
authorized to develop and implement a program of information and referral; advocacy;
public education; and direct services. Based in Topeka, KCDHH works with other
organizations throughout Kansas to assure coordination and availability of services for
people who are deaf and hard of hearing. List of resources available under Direct Services
of their website.
Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs
700 Jackson
Jawhawk Towers, Suite 701
Topeka, KS 66603-3743
http://www.kcva.org
(785) 350-3111
The Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs offers assistance with health care, home
mortgage loans. Provides assistance in planning for burial, and long term care. Education
programs, vocational training, and job assistance.
Kansas Free Dental Health Clinic
(816) 753-5144
3515 Broadway
(816) 753-0804 FAX
Kansas City, MO 64111
http://www.kcfree.org
Services include: Routine exams, cleanings, fillings, extractions, dental x-rays and fluoride
treatments. Patients requesting appointments are required to call the Clinic the day before
the appointment is needed. Calls are accepted from 9:00 AM until all appointments for the
following day are filled.
Kansas Dept. of Social & Rehabilitation
(785) 762-5445
Services
1012 N. Jefferson St
(785) 762-5062 FAX
Junction City, KS 66441-2430
http://www.srskansas.org
Income Maintenance (IM)-Administers public assistance programs, including TANF, General
Assistance (GA), Refugee Assistance and Food Stamps. Eligibility is determined through an
application process and is based upon household income levels, available assets, and the
number of household members.
Also they provide programs for Child Care Assistance, Vocational Rehabilitation,
Children & Family Services, Statewide 24-hour Child Abuse Hotline 800-922-5330, Adult
Services, Child Support Enforcement (To apply or inquire, please contact the Manhattan SRS
office).
Kansas Rehabilitation Center For The Blind
(785) 296-3311
2516 West 6th Street
Topeka, KS 66606
Provides personal adjustment training and vocational evaluations for the blind and visually
impaired adults in the state of Kansas. Provides training in: orientation and mobility skills,
techniques of daily living, communication skills, manual arts, personal adjustment
counseling, and computer technology. Residential living is provided during the training
period. It also provides a program for older adults, Kan-Sail.
Konza Prairie Community Health Center
(785) 2384711
361 Grant Avenue
Junction City, KS 66441
http://www.kspca.org/konzapra.htm
Konza Prairie Community Health Center is a non-profit health clinic. It provides primary
medical services to all regardless of race, religious beliefs, national origin, gender or ability
to pay. Services include primary care, women's health, Kan-Be-Healthy physicals, diabetes
education, school physicals, children's health, family planning, emergency dental, minor
emergency care, flu shots, X-ray/Lab, STD services, HIV education, DOT physicals,
pneumonia shots and childhood immunizations.
Lincoln School of Dentistry
40th and Holdrige
Lincoln, NE 68583
(402) 472-1301
The school will take anyone from Kansas. They have a grant called The Pilot Program.
Access is through the LINCOLN HEALTH DEPT. 1-402-441-8000, ask for the Dental Clinic.
Tell them you want an application for THE PILOT PROGRAM and give them the name,
address and telephone number of the client. They will pass this info on to the Lincoln School
of Dentistry who will send the client an application. About one week after mailing the app
back, the client needs to call THE HEALTH DEPT. to find out if they qualify. They will accept
people needing dentures.
Marion Dental Clinic
(785) 233-2800
3164 East 6th Street
Topeka, KS 66607
http://www.marianclinic.org
Full dental services on site. These include dental examinations, cleanings, X-rays,
restorations, simple extractions, fillings, sealant treatment and health education. Clients
outside the Shawnee County area need to sign up for services during open enrollment.
Those with emergencies need to call the clinic during early morning hours for emergency
appointment. Emergency visits are now $50. At these visits, clients receive an
examination, x-ray, and either an extraction or filling of one tooth. An additional $10/tooth
is charged for those teeth that need services that day.
Martin Luther Homes
(785) 565-0560
1201 Poyntz
Manhattan, KS
Martin Luther Homes work with adults and children who have developmental disabilities.
They do work some with mentally ill people as well.
Miracle On Wheels
1-800-749-8778
http://www.durablemedical.com
Supplies electric wheelchairs to non-ambulatory senior citizens, 65 years and older. This
service may also be available to the permanently disabled.
Older Kansans Employment Program
(OKEP)
The Older Kansans Employment Program (OKEP) is a state-funded program designed to
provide older Kansans, 55 and over, an employment placement service. Emphasis is placed
on providing permanent, full time or part time jobs in the private sector, including nontraditional patterns of employment. Although unemployed older Kansans who are most in
need receive priority, OKEP participants are not required to spend down to poverty before
receiving services.
Open Door Shelter
(785) 238-3599
136 West 3rd Street
Junction City, KS 66441
The Open Door Community House Emergency Shelter provides temporary shelter, food and
clothing to the homeless and needy from the Junction City-Geary County area. The facility is
a service-clearing operation networking with other social agencies in the area to assist
individuals with needs above the Open Door services.
(785) 238-6184
Parents As Teachers
4720 Jackson Avenue
Fort Riley, KS 66442
A free and voluntary learning program. Helps parents to understand how children grow and
learn.
Pawnee Mental Health Services
(785) 762-5250
814 Caroline
Junction City, KS 66441
http://www.pawnee.org
Pawnee Mental Health Services is a community mental health center that provides
comprehensive services for residents of Junction City/Geary County. There is an
assortment of outpatient services, utilizing the modalities of individual, marital, family, and
group therapy, as well as the provision of psychological and psychiatric evaluations.
Clients may qualify for an adjusted fee based upon financial situation.
Resource Center for Independent Living,
(785) 587-8861
Inc.
1-800-580-7245
200 Southwind Place, Suite 103
Manhattan, KS 66503
http://www.rcilinc.org
Through a variety of services, the RCIL, Inc. is committed to working with individuals,
families, and communities to promote independent living and individual choice to persons
with disabilities.
RX Assist (Volunteers In Healthcare)
www.rxassist.org
Many pharmaceutical manufacturers offer a limited supply of free or low-cost medications to
patients in need through their patient assistance programs. These programs are intended to
serve as a "last resort" for patients who are unable to use other programs and who
otherwise would not be able to afford needed medications.
RxAssist provides physicians and other health care providers with the information they need
to access these programs. Their patient information packet has good information where to
start when looking for affordable medications.
Salvation Army
1-800-336-4547 ext. 368
(816) 968-0462 FAX
The Emergency Assistance Program is an integral part of The Salvation Army, providing a
large number of services to families on an emergency basis. This program, which is part of
the Family Services Department, provides aid for families who need rent, utilities, clothing,
food, pharmaceutical assistance or other unforeseen assistance that cannot wait.
Senior Center
(785) 762-5545
4-H/Senior Citizens Building
117 S. Spring Valley Road
Junction City, KS 66441
Provides a broad range of services for the elderly (60 years and older), including
information on both private and public community services available; assistance in locating
and using appropriate resource. Provides recreational programs that follow a nutritional
noon meal. Last Wednesday of each month blood pressure reading and general health
program is available, also commodities given. Provides door-to-door transportation for noon
meals and with advanced notice will make stops in Junction City for bill paying and grocery
shopping. Home delivered meals available for the home bound.
Senior Wheels U.S.A.
1-800-383-8435
Assists elderly with obtaining electric wheel chairs at minimal or no cost. To be eligible for
the program individuals must not be able to walk or propel a manual wheel chair. Must also
have part B Medicare coverage or Medicaid. If the individual has no insurance, may be able
to obtain a wheelchair through the donation program offered.
Services for Children with Special Health
Care Needs
Phone: (785) 291-3368
1-800-332-6262
FAX: (785) 296-6553
1000 SW Jackson, Suite 220
Topeka, Kansas 66612-1274
http://www.kdhe.state.ks.us/shs/
Check out the website to see list of all services offered. For children with special healthcare
needs. Will pay for medical treatment for various medical conditions including: medical
specialists, outpatient care, hospitalization, surgery, durable medical equipment,
reimbursement for interpreter services and transportation to medical care. A limited amount
of speech, physical and occupational therapy is provided. All treatment services must have
prior approval and care must be given in the state of Kansas.
Seton Center Family & Health Services
(816) 231-3955
2816 E. 23 Street
Kansas City, MO
Sliding fee dental clinic. Appointments are made for Mondays through Fridays. Walkins are
accepted, but will not be seen before those with appointments. They do dentures. An initial
$30 fee is required. The balance is based on a sliding fee scale.
rd
Sights For Students
(785) 238-4711
1-888-290-4964
http://www.sightforstudents.org/
Free eye exam and glasses for qualifying children. No vision insurance or enrolled in
Medicaid, family income <200%, child or parent is resident with SS number, and has not
used program in last 12 months. Local agency for this program is Konza Prairie Community
Health Center.
Social Security Administration
1-800-772-1213
222 Southwind Place
(785) 539-4681
Manhattan, KS
http://www.ssa.gov
Administrator of the Social Security Program in a seven county area (Geary, Pottawatomie,
Riley, Clay, Marshall, Nemaha and Washington) assists qualifying individuals in filing claims
for benefits and process these benefit claims.
Social Security Program 800-772-1213
Is the nation’s basic method of providing continuing income when a family’s earnings are
reduced or stopped because of retirement, disability or death.
Medicare Program 800-432-3531
Assures hospital and medical insurance protection to persons 65 and over and disabled
persons under 65 who have been entitled to social security benefits for 24 or more
consecutive months.
Supplemental Security Income Program (SSI) 800-772-1213
Is a cash assistance program for needy persons who are elderly (65 years and older) or
blind or handicapped.
Swope Park Health Center
5119 E 24th Street
Kansas City, MO (Eastside location)
(816) 753-5144 ext 350
Swope’s dentists provide a full range of dental services, including but not limited to
cleaning, sealants, fillings, extractions, crowns and dentures. Fee are based on sliding fee
scale.
Three Rivers Independent Living Resource
877-714-7272
Center
(785) 537-8565
323 Poyntz, 2nd Floor
PO Box 883
Manhattan, KS 66502
http://www.threeriversinc.org
Three Rivers serves mentally and physically disabled individuals by providing a variety of
community and individual services for persons with disabilities. These include: Independent
living skills such as budgeting, cooking, etc., counseling services, community or individual
advocacy, family services concerning disability issues, vocational assistance, transportation,
housing assistance, and information and referral. It also provides accessibility surveys for
private businesses as well. The organization serves the following counties: Riley, Geary,
Morris, Wabaunsee, Pottawatomie, Marshall, Washington and Clay.
UMKC Dental Center
(816) 235-2100
Kansas City, MO
http://www.umkc.edu/dentistry/bec_patient/servicesavail.htm
The UMKC School of Dentistry offers a comprehensive range of oral health care to improve
the quality of your life through its general and specialty clinics. Fees are not based on
income but generally run 50% cheaper than dentist office. Patient needs to call to make
appointment. Patient will be screened and diagnosed and put on waiting list (generally 3-6
months) then paired up with student who will provide care.
United Methodist Dental Clinic
(316) 263-7455
(316) 269-4634 FAX
1611 North Mosley
Wichita, KS 67214
United Methodist Health Clinic of Wichita, Inc. provides comprehensive health and dental
services, including referral for resources that assist people in maintaining health.
United Way of Junction City/Geary County
(785) 238-2117
814 North Washington
Junction City, KS 66441
http://national.unitedway.org/
A non-profit charitable organization that coordinates an annual fund raising campaign within
Geary County for distribution to eligible member agencies that provides social, mental
and/or physical welfare services to residents of the Geary County/Fort Riley campaign.
Vision USA
1-800-336-4547 ext. 368
http://www.aoa.org/eweb/DynamicPage.aspx?site=AOAstage&WebCode=VISIONUSA
Help for people who cannot afford eye care. VISION USA provides eye health and vision
services free of charge to the many uninsured low-income people and their families who
have no other means of obtaining care. To obtain free services, individuals must 1) have a
job or live in a household where there is one working member. 2) have no vision insurance;
3) have income below an established level based on household size, and 4) not have had an
eye exam within two years. To be screened in Kansas, contact the Salvation Army (800)
336-4547 ext. 368.
Vocational Rehabilitation Services
1012 North Jefferson
Junction City, KS 66441
(785) 762-5445
http://www.srskansas.org/rehab/
Provides vocational rehabilitation services to persons of or near employment age, who have
substantial limitations for employment due to mental or physical disability, who are
vocationally handicapped by their limitations and who, given service, can become
employable in normal, sheltered or home occupations.
Women, Infants & Children Program
(785) 762-5682
Geary County Health Department
1212 West Ash
Junction City, KS
http://www.fns.usda.gov/wic/
Provides supplemental food and nutrition information for pregnant, delivered, and
breastfeeding women, infants and children up to 5 years of age. Foods available through the
program include baby formula, milk, cheese, cereals, juice, eggs, dried beans and peanut
butter.
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