Keys is the state organization for Kansas parents and youth who have emotional, behavioral and/or educational disabilities that impact their capacity to attend neighborhood schools and/or thrive in the family and community.
Information
- Location:
- Topeka, KS, 66611
- Phone:
- 785-233-8732
- Mon - Fri:
- 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
What We Do - Who We Help
Keys for Networking, Inc. is a nonprofit serving Kansas parents and youth whose emotional, behavioral, or education needs may prevent their capacity to live at home with family or to attend neighborhood schools.
Keys offers (free to Kansas families with support via state and federal contracts and grants)
- information about eligibility for children's services 0--21 (general education, special education, mental health, physical health, residential services, foster care, juvenile justice etc.)
- Coaching on how to apply the laws and agency procedures.
- Support from staff and parent to parent connections to use and update skills
- Parent training
- Direct assistance to children/youth in Kansas schools (contact us at 50555, use Keys as the tag line)
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Keys for Networking, Inc. Completing our three year application to SAMHSA to serve Kansas as the statewide family network. With state social service budget cuts and changes that will come from national health reform, families need information and help with access to mental health and health services. We plan to be here to make sure.
Keys for Networking, Inc. Follow Keys on Twitter, we have 43 followers, let's make t 100!
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Helping Kansas children live at home with parents who love them, there's no place like home.
Keys for Networking, Inc. NEW AT KEYS.ORG: We now have live chat available on our Web site, come by and check it.
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Dedicated to building peer-to-peer connections and to linking parents and youth to local resources and service providers.
Keys for Networking, Inc. gave a presentation to TFI this morning.
Keys for Networking, Inc. Just gave a presentation to the Governor's Mental Health Planning Council.
Keys for Networking, Inc. and Kansas Health Policy Authority on Thursday.
Keys for Networking, Inc. Coming events: Next week, Governor's Mental Health Planning Council on Monday, presentation to TFI Administrative Council on Tuesday, Center for Medicaid Services on Wednesday
Keys for Networking, Inc. can help you get medicaid or CHIP insurance for your child. Keys makes the process simple and understandable. Go to www.keys.org to contact us and tell your firends today.
www.keys.org
Keys assists parents with all aspects of the application process including completing forms, securing documents, submitting paperwork, and assuring access to community health/mental health services post state custody.
Keys for Networking, Inc. We are looking for children/adolescents who do not have current health insurance. Please forward this to parents and also to youth. Keys staff will help complete the application and help parents determine what types of insurance that can most help them get the services they need.
Keys for Networking, Inc. We are getting there.
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The House of Representatives on Saturday night passed a sweeping health care bill by a vote of 220-215.
Keys for Networking, Inc. Keys receives award from Community First at ten year anniversary for supporting efforts to mobilize east Topeka community to manage Abbott Community Center.
Keys for Networking, Inc. Preparing for another day in Chicago learning about Center for Medicaid Services agenda for 2009/2010 and health care reform. Excited to meet Secretary Sebelius and Medicaid Director, Cindy Mann. What a time to have a CHIPRA outreach grant and connect Keys to national health reform agenda.
Keys for Networking, Inc. James was a little boy. He has the best mother. He was nine when we met. We could get nothing for him. These mug shots and this outcome is what happens when kids do not get help.
Keys for Networking, Inc. CJOnline identifes James Lax as one of the robbers in this story. What is as bad as the robbery is the comments that attach in the blog regarding this story. James was not a bad kid. This was before the HCBS waiver for children with SED. He could not get mental health services; USD 501 did not provide him with serv...ices, just punishments. He was moved all over the state in foster care. This is our failure as much as it is about James.
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Two men believed to be connected to a recent rash of robberies in Topeka face multiple felony charges, police said Friday. Topeka police Lt. Dean McWilliams, with the department's investigation division, said the men may be tied to two or more groups of
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