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INTRODUCTION
The Community Information Directory: A Directory of Resources in the Junction City Area is
a product of the Reference Department of the Dorothy Bramlage Public Library. It provides basic
contact information and descriptions for approximately three hundred agencies and organizations in
the area, from the AIDS Hotline to the Zion United Church of Christ. Entries are arranged
alphabetically by name. A list of categories precedes the entries, a list of area meeting rooms follows
them, and an index is provided at the back of the directory.
Copies of the directory are free. Print versions are available at the Dorothy Bramlage Public
Library. An online version is also available on the library’s web page: www.jclib.org. The directory
may be downloaded via Adobe Reader and printed from there.
To add a service or an organization to the Community Information Directory or to update
outdated or incorrect information for an existing entry, please contact Emily King at the Dorothy
Bramlage Public Library (785-238-4311 or [email protected]). New entries and updates will be
immediately added or made to the web product and will appear in the next annual print edition.
Suggestions for how to make the directory more useful and user friendly are always welcome.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the creation of the directory, including all who
provided information for the content and USD 475 for its printing services. Thanks also to the
reference staff who compiled the information. It is the library’s hope that the directory will be a
beneficial product to the community.
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CONTENTS
CATEGORIES .............................................................................................................................. 9
ENTRIES ..................................................................................................................................... 21
Alcohol & Drug Abuse Hotline ................................................................................................21
Alcoholics Anonymous .............................................................................................................21
AlphaCare .................................................................................................................................21
Alzheimer’s Association ...........................................................................................................21
American Cancer Society .........................................................................................................22
American Diabetes Association ................................................................................................22
American Heart Association .....................................................................................................22
American Legion Auxiliaries ....................................................................................................23
American Legion Post #45........................................................................................................23
American Lung Association, Upper Midwest ..........................................................................23
American Red Cross, Manhattan/Topeka and Fort Riley .........................................................24
Animal Control/Shelter .............................................................................................................25
Apostolic Academy...................................................................................................................25
Area Transportation Agency, Flint Hills (aTa Public Bus) ......................................................26
Army Community Service (ACS) Programs ............................................................................26
Arthritis Foundation, Kansas Chapter.......................................................................................27
Arts and Crafts Sales Store and Custom Shop ..........................................................................27
Arts Council, Junction City.......................................................................................................27
Association of Retired School Personnel, Junction City ..........................................................28
Association of the United States Army (AUSA), Fort Riley-Central Kansas Chapter ............28
Audio Reader Network .............................................................................................................28
Audubon Society, Northern Flint Hills .....................................................................................28
Bar Association, Geary County ................................................................................................29
Barton County Community College Fort Riley Campus ..........................................................29
Barton County Community College Hazardous Materials & Emergency Services Training
Institute .....................................................................................................................................29
Bell Taxi Medical Rides ...........................................................................................................29
Beta Sigma Phi ..........................................................................................................................29
Better Business Bureau (of NE, SD, the KS Plains, and Southwest IA) ..................................30
Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS) Program, Fort Riley ....................................30
Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Geary County ...............................................................................30
Big Lakes Developmental Center, Inc. .....................................................................................31
Bikers against Child Abuse Inc., Manhattan Chapter ...............................................................31
Birthline, Inc. ............................................................................................................................31
Board of Realtors, Junction City...............................................................................................32
Boy Scouts of America, Konza District ....................................................................................32
Boys and Girls Club of Junction City/Geary County ...............................................................32
Bread of Hope ...........................................................................................................................33
Calvary Baptist Church .............................................................................................................33
CancerCare ................................................................................................................................33
CAPPER Foundation Easter Seals ............................................................................................33
Caring Place, Inc., Junction City ..............................................................................................34
Casa de Dios—Iglesia de Dios Pentecostal, M.I. .....................................................................34
CASA of the 8th Judicial District ..............................................................................................34
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CDI/Head Start..........................................................................................................................35
Central Kansas Educational Opportunity Center ......................................................................35
Central Kansas Foundation for Alcohol and Chemical Dependency .......................................35
Central Michigan University at Fort Riley ...............................................................................35
Central Texas College ...............................................................................................................36
Cerebral Palsy Research Foundation of Kansas, Inc. ...............................................................36
Chamber of Commerce, Junction City Area .............................................................................36
Chapels, Fort Riley ...................................................................................................................37
Child Abuse Hotline .................................................................................................................37
Child Care Aware of Eastern Kansas........................................................................................38
Child, Youth, and School Services, Fort Riley .........................................................................38
Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder (CHADD) .............................................38
Church of Deliverance Interdenominational .............................................................................39
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints .............................................................................39
Church of the Nazarene ............................................................................................................39
Circle of Hope Cancer Support Group......................................................................................39
Civil Air Patrol, Kansas Wing ..................................................................................................39
Clerk, Geary County .................................................................................................................40
Cloud County Community College, Geary County Campus ....................................................40
Cloud County Community College ABE/GED ........................................................................41
Commissary, Fort Riley ............................................................................................................41
Community Centers, Fort Riley ................................................................................................41
Community Corrections ............................................................................................................42
Corvias Military Living, Fort Riley ..........................................................................................42
Court Services ...........................................................................................................................42
Crime Stoppers, Geary County .................................................................................................43
Crisis Center, Inc. .....................................................................................................................43
Custer House, Fort Riley...........................................................................................................43
Daily Union, The (Newspaper) .................................................................................................43
Democratic Central Committee, Geary County ........................................................................44
Department for Children and Families (DCF), Kansas ............................................................44
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, Flint Hills ..............................................................45
Diabetic Support Group ............................................................................................................45
Disabled American Veterans Thrift Store (DAV) ....................................................................45
Disabled American Veterans Pearl Harbor #16 ........................................................................46
Disposition Services..................................................................................................................46
Domestic Abuse Hotline ...........................................................................................................46
Donated Dental Services ...........................................................................................................46
Dorothy Bramlage Public Library ............................................................................................46
Eagles, Fraternal Order (FOE) ..................................................................................................47
Early Childhood Program, USD 475 ........................................................................................47
Economic Development, Junction City-Geary County ............................................................48
Education Association, Junction City .......................................................................................48
Education Services Counseling Center, Fort Riley...................................................................48
Elks Lodge #1037, Junction City ..............................................................................................48
Emergency/Non-emergency Contact Information ....................................................................49
Emergency Shelter, Inc., Manhattan .........................................................................................49
Episcopal Church of the Covenant ...........................................................................................50
Epsilon Sigma Alpha ................................................................................................................50
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Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 1364 .....................................................................50
Eye Care America .....................................................................................................................50
Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church (Prairie Wind Parish) .......................................................51
Faith Tabernacle Apostolic Church ..........................................................................................51
Families Together, Inc. .............................................................................................................51
Family Care Center of Junction City ........................................................................................51
Family Center, Kansas State University ...................................................................................52
Family Child Care Program, Fort Riley....................................................................................52
Family Researchers, Geary County ..........................................................................................52
Federal Student Aid Program (FAFSA) ...................................................................................52
First Baptist Church ..................................................................................................................53
First Christian Church ...............................................................................................................53
1st Infantry Division Post (Newspaper).....................................................................................53
First Presbyterian Church .........................................................................................................53
First Southern Baptist Church ...................................................................................................54
First United Methodist Church .................................................................................................54
Fish and Game Association, Geary County ..............................................................................54
Flint Hills Assembly of God Church (formerly First Assembly of God) .................................54
Flint Hills Breadbasket .............................................................................................................55
Flint Hills Human Rights Project (FHHRP) .............................................................................55
Flint Hills Job Corps Center .....................................................................................................55
Flint Hills Volunteer Center......................................................................................................56
Food Pantry of Geary County ...................................................................................................56
Fort Riley Information Line ......................................................................................................56
Fort Riley Post Library .............................................................................................................56
4-H ............................................................................................................................................57
Friends of Animals, Inc.............................................................................................................57
Friends of Hope Breast Cancer Support Group ........................................................................57
Friends of the Dorothy Bramlage Public Library .....................................................................58
Friend-to-Friend Caregiver Support Group ..............................................................................58
Garden Club of Junction City ...................................................................................................58
Geary Community Healthcare Foundation ...............................................................................58
Geary Community Hospital ......................................................................................................59
Geary Community Hospital Auxiliary ......................................................................................59
Geary County Convention & Visitors Bureau ..........................................................................59
Geary County District Courthouse, 8th Judicial District of Kansas ..........................................59
Geary County Emergency Management ...................................................................................60
Geary County Extension Council .............................................................................................60
Geary County Office Building ..................................................................................................60
Geary County Prevention Partnership (Geary County Community Corrections) ....................61
Geary County Rural Fire Department .......................................................................................61
Geary County Unified School District 475 (USD 475) ............................................................62
Geary Rehabilitation and Fitness Center (Geary Rehab) ..........................................................64
Girl Scouts of Northeast Kansas and Northwest Missouri .......................................................64
Goodwill Industries ...................................................................................................................64
Green Park Apartments and Resource Center ..........................................................................65
Habitat for Humanity ................................................................................................................65
Health and Environment, Kansas Department of .....................................................................65
Health Department, Junction City/Geary County .....................................................................65
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Highland Baptist Church...........................................................................................................66
Historical Society, Geary County .............................................................................................66
Historical Society Museum, Geary County ..............................................................................66
Home and Community-Based Programs, Kansas Department for Aging and Disability
Services (KDADS)....................................................................................................................67
Home Health and Hospice ........................................................................................................67
House of Hope, Church of the Nazarene ..................................................................................68
Housing and Credit Counseling, Inc. ........................................................................................68
Housing Authority, Junction City .............................................................................................68
Housing Services, Fort Riley ....................................................................................................68
Iglesia Hispana Maranata Asambleas de Dios (Maranata Hispanic Church) ...........................69
Immanuel Lutheran Church ......................................................................................................69
Immanuel Lutheran Early Childhood Center ............................................................................69
Infant-Toddler Services, Geary County ....................................................................................69
Insurance Department, Kansas..................................................................................................70
Intergenerational Clearinghouse and Resource Educational Center (I.C.A.R.E.) ....................70
Irwin Army Community Hospital .............................................................................................70
Junction City Airport ................................................................................................................71
Junction City Baptist Church ....................................................................................................71
Junction City Brigade ...............................................................................................................71
Junction Full Gospel Church ....................................................................................................71
KanCare ....................................................................................................................................71
Kansas Agricultural Mediation Services ..................................................................................72
Kansas Child Abuse Hotline .....................................................................................................72
Kansas Children’s Service League ...........................................................................................72
Kansas Commission for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing ...........................................................73
Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs .................................................................................73
Kansas Housing Resources Corporation ...................................................................................73
Kansas Human Rights Commission..........................................................................................74
Kansas Legal Services ..............................................................................................................74
Kansas Migrant Education Program, Kansas ID&R.................................................................74
Kansas School for the Deaf.......................................................................................................75
K-State Research and Extension, Geary County ......................................................................75
Kansas State School for the Blind ............................................................................................75
Kiwanis Clubs of Junction City ................................................................................................75
KJCK-AM (1420 AM)..............................................................................................................76
KJCK-FM (97.5 FM) ................................................................................................................76
Knights of Columbus ................................................................................................................76
Konza Prairie Community Health and Dental Center...............................................................77
Korean Grace Baptist Church ...................................................................................................77
Korean United Methodist Church .............................................................................................77
Ladies' Reading Club ................................................................................................................77
La Leche League of Manhattan & Junction City/Fort Riley ....................................................78
Landlords Association, Geary County (GCLA .........................................................................78
Learning Center, Geary County ................................................................................................78
Learning Is for Everyone (LIFE) Continuing Education Program ...........................................78
Legacy Community Church ......................................................................................................79
Lighthouse Christian Fellowship Church of God .....................................................................79
Lions Club of Junction City, Sundowners ................................................................................79
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Little Theater Guild, Junction City ...........................................................................................80
Little Theater, Inc., Junction City .............................................................................................80
Living Word International Ministries .......................................................................................80
Lyona United Methodist Church ..............................................................................................81
Manhattan Adult Learning Center ............................................................................................81
Manhattan Area Technical College ..........................................................................................81
Manhattan Free Press (Newspaper) ..........................................................................................81
Manhattan Mercury, The (Newspaper) .....................................................................................82
Manhattan Regional Airport .....................................................................................................82
Manhattan Virtual Academy .....................................................................................................82
Maternal and Infant Services ....................................................................................................82
Milford Lake .............................................................................................................................83
Milford Nature Center...............................................................................................................83
Milford State Park .....................................................................................................................83
Military Affairs Council, Junction City-Geary County ............................................................84
Military OneSource ...................................................................................................................84
Ministerial Association of Geary County .................................................................................84
Miracle Ear Foundation ............................................................................................................84
Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) .............................................................................................85
Municipal Court, Junction City.................................................................................................85
Municipal Swimming Pool, Junction City ................................................................................85
Museums, Fort Riley.................................................................................................................86
National Active & Retired Federal Employees Association (NARFE) ....................................86
National AIDS Hotline .............................................................................................................86
National Suicide Prevention Hotline ........................................................................................86
National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline ......................................................................................86
New Church of the Living God ................................................................................................87
New Directions Emergency Shelter & Residential Care ..........................................................87
New Testament Christian Community Church of Junction City ..............................................87
North Central-Flint Hills Area Agency on Aging.....................................................................87
Ogden Friendship House of Hope.............................................................................................88
Old Trooper Regiment, Inc. & Lady Troopers .........................................................................88
Older Kansans Employment Program ......................................................................................89
One-on-one Adult Tutoring ......................................................................................................89
Open Door Community House, Inc. .........................................................................................89
Opera House, C.L. Hoover .......................................................................................................90
Operation Wheels, Fort Riley ...................................................................................................90
Optimist Club, Breakfast ..........................................................................................................90
Parents and Teachers Associations (PTAs) ..............................................................................90
Parents as Teachers (PAT), USD 475 .......................................................................................90
Parks and Recreation Department, Junction City .....................................................................91
Pawnee Mental Health Services................................................................................................91
Pentecostal Apostolic Church ...................................................................................................92
Phil-Am Association, Junction City Chapter ............................................................................92
Pilot Club International .............................................................................................................92
Police Department, Junction City .............................................................................................93
Post Exchange, Fort Riley.........................................................................................................93
Post Thrift Shop, Fort Riley ......................................................................................................93
Rebecca Foundation’s Cloth Diaper Closet, The (TRFCDC) ..................................................93
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Recycle Center and Hazardous Waste, Geary County..............................................................94
Register of Deeds, Geary County .............................................................................................95
Republican Central Committee, Geary County ........................................................................95
Republican Women, Geary County ..........................................................................................95
Restoration Center, Inc. ............................................................................................................95
Rock Springs 4-H Center ..........................................................................................................96
Rodeo Association, Junction City .............................................................................................96
Rotary Club ...............................................................................................................................96
Rx Assist ...................................................................................................................................97
Salvation Army, Junction City and Manhattan .........................................................................97
School Liaison Services, Fort Riley..........................................................................................98
Second Missionary Baptist Church ...........................................................................................98
Senior Citizens Center and Transportation ...............................................................................98
Senior Health Center .................................................................................................................98
Senior Services–Fellowship Meals (North Central-Flint Hills Area Agency on Aging) .........99
Sertoma Club ............................................................................................................................99
Seventh Day Adventist Church .................................................................................................99
Shrine Club of Junction City/Fort Riley ...................................................................................99
Small Business Administration ...............................................................................................100
Social Security Office, Manhattan ..........................................................................................100
Special Health Care Needs Program, Kansas .........................................................................100
Special Olympics Kansas—Junction City Pacesetters ...........................................................101
Speech Services of Geary Rehab ............................................................................................101
Spin City .................................................................................................................................101
Square Dance Club—Buckles and Bows ................................................................................102
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church ........................................................................................102
St. Francis Xavier Schools ......................................................................................................102
St. Paul’s Lutheran, LCMS .....................................................................................................103
Starkey Hearing Foundation (So the World May Hear) .........................................................103
Sterling House .........................................................................................................................103
Sunflower Quilters Guild ........................................................................................................103
Swap Shop ..............................................................................................................................103
Talking Book Services ............................................................................................................104
TARC, Inc. ..............................................................................................................................104
Teen & Youth Runaway Hotline ............................................................................................104
Three Rivers Independent Living Resource Center ................................................................104
Transitional Services Program, USD 475 ...............................................................................105
Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group...................................................................................105
Treasurer, Geary County.........................................................................................................105
Trevor Hotline .........................................................................................................................106
Troubadours of Junction City .................................................................................................106
Turning Point Wesleyan Church .............................................................................................106
12th Street Community Center ...............................................................................................106
UFM Community Learning Center .........................................................................................107
Unemployment Insurance Benefits, Kansas ...........................................................................107
Union Masonic Lodge No. 7 AF & AM .................................................................................107
United Methodist Church of Our Savior .................................................................................108
United Way of Junction City and Geary County ....................................................................108
Upper Iowa University, Fort Riley .........................................................................................108
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USO Fort Riley .......................................................................................................................108
Valeo Behavioral Health Care ................................................................................................109
Valley View Estates Retirement Center .................................................................................109
Valley View Professional Care Center ...................................................................................109
Veterans' Alliance ...................................................................................................................110
Veterans of Foreign Wars .......................................................................................................110
Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter #344 .........................................................................110
Vocational Rehabilitative Services .........................................................................................111
Ward Chapel (African Methodist Episcopal) .........................................................................111
Washburn Small Business Development Center ....................................................................111
Weight Loss Surgery Information/Support Group .................................................................112
Wheels of H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Eat) ....................................................................112
Women, Infants, and Children Program (WIC), Junction City and Fort Riley ......................112
Woodbine United Methodist Church ......................................................................................113
Workforce Center, Junction City ............................................................................................113
YMCA, Junction City .............................................................................................................113
Youth Clinic, Junction City ....................................................................................................114
Zion United Church of Christ .................................................................................................114
MEETING ROOMS ................................................................................................................. 115
Bella’s Italian Restaurant ........................................................................................................115
Best Western Hotel .................................................................................................................115
C.L. Hoover Opera House ......................................................................................................115
Cloud County Community College, Geary County Campus ..................................................115
Comfort Inn and Suites ...........................................................................................................115
Courtyard by Marriott .............................................................................................................116
Dorothy Bramlage Public Library ..........................................................................................116
Episcopal Church of the Covenant .........................................................................................116
First Baptist Church ................................................................................................................116
First United Methodist Church ...............................................................................................116
Flint Hills Assembly of God Church (formerly First Assembly of God) ...............................117
4-H/Senior Citizens Center .....................................................................................................117
Geary County Historical Society & Museum .........................................................................117
George Smith Reception Hall .................................................................................................117
Hampton Inn & Suites ............................................................................................................118
Health Department, Junction City/Geary County ...................................................................118
Holiday Inn Express ................................................................................................................118
Munson’s Prime ......................................................................................................................118
Riley’s Conference Center, Fort Riley....................................................................................118
Rock Springs 4-H Camp .........................................................................................................119
Spin City .................................................................................................................................119
Stacy’s Restaurant ...................................................................................................................119
Starbird Education Building ...................................................................................................119
12th Street Community Center ................................................................................................120
INDEX........................................................................................................................................ 121
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CATEGORIES
CHURCHES
Apostolic: Faith Tabernacle Apostolic Church
Assembly of God: Flint Hills Assembly of God Church (formerly First Assembly of God)
Baptist:
 Calvary Baptist Church
 First Baptist Church
 First Southern Baptist Church
 Highland Baptist Church
 Junction City Baptist Church
 Korean Grace Baptist Church
 Second Missionary Baptist Church
Catholic: St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Chapels, Fort Riley:
 24/7 Emergency Helpline
 Command Chaplain’s Office
 Family Life Ministry
 Irwin Army Community Hospital Chapel
 Kapaun Chapel
 Main Post Chapel
 Morris Hill Chapel
 Normandy Chapel
 Saint Mary’s Chapel
Christian:
 Casa de Dios—Iglesia de Dios Pentecostal, M.I.
 First Christian Church
Church of God:
 Lighthouse Christian Fellowship Church of God
 New Church of the Living God
Church of Latter-day Saints: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Episcopal: Episcopal Church of the Covenant
Full Gospel:
 Junction Full Gospel Church
 Legacy Community Church
 New Testament Christian Community Church of Junction City
Interdenominational: Church of Deliverance Interdenominational
Lutheran:
 Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church (Prairie Wind Parish)
 Immanuel Lutheran
 St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, LCMS
Methodist:
 First United Methodist Church
 Korean United Methodist Church
 Lyona United Methodist Church
 United Methodist Church of Our Savior
 Ward Chapel (African Methodist Episcopal)
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 Woodbine United Methodist Church
Nazarene: Church of the Nazarene
Non-denominational: Living Word International Ministries
Pentecostal:
 Iglesia Hispana Maranata Asambleas de Dios
 Pentecostal Apostolic Church
Presbyterian: First Presbyterian Church
Seventh Day Adventist: Seventh Day Adventist Church
United Church of Christ: Zion United Church of Christ
Wesleyan: Turning Point Wesleyan Church
COMMUNITY, GOVERNMENT, AND POLITICS
Community Development (See also RECREATION & CULTURAL ENRICHMENT):
 Business and Economy:
o Better Business Bureau (of NE, SD, the KS Plains, & Southwest IA)
o Chamber of Commerce, Junction City Area
o Economic Development, Junction City-Geary County
o Geary County Convention and Visitors Bureau
o Small Business Administration
o Washburn Small Business Development Center
o Workforce Center, Junction City
 Community Betterment (See also VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS AND SERVICES):
o Friends of Animals, Inc.
o Garden Club of Junction City
o Recycle Center and Hazardous Waste, Geary County
o United Way of Junction City
 Military (See also SUPPORT SERVICES—MILITARY):
o Association of the United States Army (AUSA), Ft. Riley-Central Kansas Chapter
o Fort Riley Information Line
Government:
 City and County:
o Elected Officials:
 Clerk, Geary County
 Geary County Office Building
 Register of Deeds, Geary County
 Treasurer, Geary County
o Emergency Assistance and Management/Law Enforcement:
 Crime Stoppers, Geary County
 Emergency/Non-emergency Contact Information
 Geary County Emergency Management
 Geary County Rural Fire Department
 Police Department, Junction City
o Judicial System:
 Community Corrections
 Court Services
 Geary County District Courthouse
 Municipal Court, Junction City
 Federal: Social Security Office, Manhattan
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State:
o Department for Children and Families, Kansas
o Health and Environment, Kansas Department
o Insurance Department, Kansas
o Kansas Commission for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing
o Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs
o Special Health Care Needs Program, Kansas
o Unemployment Insurance Benefits, Kansas
Politics:
 Democratic Central Committee
 Republican Central Committee
 Republican Women
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Academic and Career Counseling and Planning:
 Central Kansas Educational Opportunity Center
 Federal Student Aid Program (FAFSA)
Adult Education:
 Cloud County Community College ABE/GED
 Learning Center, Geary County
 Manhattan Adult Learning Center
 One-on-One Adult Tutoring
Child Care/Preschool:
 CDI/Headstart
 Early Childhood Program, USD 475
 Family Child Care, Fort Riley
 Immanuel Lutheran Early Childhood Center
 Infant-Toddler Services, Geary County
 Parents as Teachers (PAT), USD 475
 St. Francis Xavier Schools
Colleges and Universities:
 Academic:
o Barton County Community College, Fort Riley
o Central Michigan University at Fort Riley
o Central Texas College
o Cloud County Community College, Geary County
o Upper Iowa University, Fort Riley
 Industrial and Technical Trade: Manhattan Area Technical College
Elementary and Secondary Education:
 Online Schools: Manhattan Virtual Academy
 Private Schools:
o Apostolic Academy
o St. Francis Xavier Schools
 Public Schools:
o Geary County Unified School District (USD) 475
o Parents and Teachers Associations
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Specialized Programs and Services:
 Civil Air Patrol, Kansas Wing
 Dorothy Bramlage Public Library
 Education Services Counseling Center, Fort Riley
 Fort Riley Post Library
 Geary County Extension Council
 Intergenerational Clearinghouse and Resource Educational Center (I.C.A.R.E.)
 Kansas Migrant Education Program, Kansas ID&R
 Kansas School for the Deaf
 K-State Research and Extension, Geary County
 Kansas State School for the Blind
 La Leche League of Manhattan and Junction City/Fort Riley
 Learning Is for Everyone (LIFE) Continuing Education Program
 School Liaison Services, Fort Riley
 Transitional Services Program, USD 475
 UFM Community Learning Center
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Emergency Assistance (See also SUPPORT SERVICES—HELPLINES):
 Animal Control/Shelter
 Crime Stoppers, Geary County
 Emergency/Non-emergency Contact Information
 Geary Community Hospital
 Geary County Rural Fire Department
 Irwin Army Community Hospital
 Police Department, Junction City
Emergency Food/Shelter/Clothing:
 American Red Cross, Manhattan/Topeka and Fort Riley
 Caring Place, Inc.
 Crisis Center
 Disabled American Veterans Thrift Store (DAV)
 Emergency Shelter, Inc., Manhattan
 Flint Hills Breadbasket
 Food Pantry of Geary County
 House of Hope, Church of the Nazarene
 New Directions Emergency Shelter and Residential Care
 Ogden Friendship House of Hope
 Open Door Community Center and Emergency Shelter
 Salvation Army, Junction City and Manhattan
Emergency Services Training:
 American Red Cross, Manhattan/Topeka and Fort Riley
 Barton County Community College Hazardous Materials and Emergency Services
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HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT GROUPS
Aging and Elderly:
 Alzheimer’s Association
 Home and Community-Based Services, Kansas Department for the Aging and Disability
Services (KDADS)
 North Central-Flint Hills Area Agency on Aging
 Senior Health Center
 Starkey Hearing Foundation (So the World May Hear)
 Valley View Professional Care Center
AIDS: National AIDS Hotline
Cancer:
 American Cancer Society
 CancerCare
 Circle of Hope Cancer Support Group
 Friends of Hope Breast Cancer Support Group
Caregivers: Friend-to-Friend Caregiver Support Group
Clinics, Hospitals, Health Care:
 AlphaCare
 Caring Place, Inc.
 Geary Community Healthcare Foundation
 Geary Community Hospital
 Health and Environment, Kansas Department of
 Health Department, Junction City/Geary County
 Home Health and Hospice
 Konza Prairie Community Health and Dental Center
 Restoration Center, Inc.
 Special Health Care Needs Program, Kansas
 Valeo Behavioral Health Care
 Valley View Professional Care Center
 Youth Clinic
Dentistry:
 Donated Dental Services
 Konza Prairie Community Health and Dental Center
Developmental and Physical Disabilities (See also Hearing, Speech, and Sight):
 Arthritis Foundation
 Big Lakes Developmental Center
 CAPPER Foundation Easter Seals
 Cerebral Palsy Research Foundation of Kansas, Inc.
 Home and Community-Based Services, Kansas Department for the Aging and Disability
Services (KDADS)
 TARC, Inc.
 Three Rivers Independent Living Resource Center
 Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group
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Diabetes:
 American Diabetes Association
 Diabetic Support Group
Health Insurance and Prescription Assistance:
 KanCare
 Rx Assist
Hearing, Speech, and Sight:
 Audio Reader Network
 Eye Care America
 Kansas Commission for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing
 Kansas School for the Deaf
 Kansas State School for the Blind
 Miracle Ear Foundation
 Speech Services of Geary Rehab
 Starkey Hearing Foundation (So the World May Hear)
 Talking Book Services
Heart and Lung:
 American Heart Association
 American Lung Association, Upper Midwest
Maternal and Pediatric:
 Birthline, Inc.
 Infant-Toddler Services, Geary County
 Maternal and Infant Services
 Women, Infants, and Children Program (WIC), Junction City and Fort Riley
Mental Health and Attention Disorders:
 Alzheimer’s Association
 Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder (CHADD)
 Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, Flint Hills
 Pawnee Mental Health Services
 Senior Health Center
Rehabilitation:
 Geary Rehabilitation and Fitness Center
 Vocational Rehabilitative Services
Substance Abuse:
 Alcoholics Anonymous
 Central Kansas Foundation for Alcohol and Chemical Dependency
Transportation: Bell Taxi Medical Rides
Weight Loss: Weight Loss Surgery Information/Support Group
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
 Association of Retired School Personnel, Junction City
 Association of the United States Army (AUSA), Fort Riley-Central Kansas Chapter
 Bar Association, Geary County
 Board of Realtors, Junction City
 Education Association, Junction City
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Landlords Association, Geary County (GCLA)
Ministerial Alliance of Geary County
National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association (NARFE)
Veterans’ Alliance
RECREATION AND CULTURAL ENRICHMENT
Arts and Education:
 Arts and Crafts Sales Store and Custom Shop
 Arts Council, Junction City
 Dorothy Bramlage Public Library
 Learning Is for Everyone (LIFE) Continuing Education Program
 Little Theater Guild, Junction City
 Little Theater, Inc., Junction City
 Opera House, C.L. Hoover
 Sunflower Quilters Guild
 Talking Book Services
 Troubadours of Junction City
 12th Street Community Center
 UFM Community Learning Center
Fitness, Physical Recreation, and Sports:
 Geary County Rehabilitation and Fitness Center (Geary Rehab)
 Junction City Brigade
 Municipal Swimming Pool
 Parks and Recreation Department, Junction City
 Special Olympics Kansas—Junction City Pacesetters
 Spin City
 Square Dance Club—Buckles and Bows
 12th Street Community Center
 YMCA, Junction City
Media and Communication:
 Newspapers:
o Daily Union, The
o 1st Infantry Post, The
o Manhattan Free Press
o Manhattan Mercury, The
 Radio:
o Audio Reader Network
o KJCK-AM (1420 AM)
o KJCK-FM(97.5 FM)
o Swap Shop
Military:
 Community Centers, Fort Riley
 USO Fort Riley
Museums and History:
 Custer House, Fort Riley
 Historical Society, Geary County
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 Historical Society Museum, Geary County
 Museums, Fort Riley
Nature and Animals:
 Audubon Society, Northern Flint Hills
 Fish and Game Association, Geary County
 Friends of Animals Inc.
 Milford Lake
 Milford Nature Center
 Milford State Park
 Parks and Recreation Department, Junction City
 Rock Springs 4-H Center
Special Interest (See also VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS AND SERVICES):
 Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 1364
 Garden Club of Junction City
 Intergenerational Clearinghouse and Resource Education Center (I.C.A.R.E.)
 Ladies’ Reading Club
 Optimist Club, Breakfast
 Phil-Am Association, Junction City
 Rodeo Association, Junction City
Youth:
 Boy Scouts of America, Konza District
 Boys and Girls Club of Junction City/Geary County
 4-H
 Girl Scouts of Northeast Kansas and Northwest Missouri
SENIORS, VETERANS, AND RETIREES
Seniors (See also HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT GROUPS—AGING AND ELDERLY):
 Senior Living:
o Green Park Apartments and Resource Center
o Housing Authority
o Sterling House
o Three Rivers Independent Living Resource Center
o Valley View Estates Retirement Center
 Senior Services:
o North Central-Flint Hills Area Agency on Aging
o Older Kansans Employment Program
o Senior Citizens Center and Transportation
o Senior Services—Fellowship Meals
o Social Security Office, Manhattan
o Troubadours, Junction City
Veterans:
 Disabled American Veterans Pearl Harbor #16
 Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs
 Veterans’ Alliance
 Veterans of Foreign Wars
 Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter #344
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Retirees:
 Association of Retired School Personnel, Junction City
 National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association (NARFE)
SUPPORT SERVICES
Children, Youth, and Families:
 Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Geary County
 CASA of the 8th Judicial District
 Child Care Aware of Eastern Kansas
 Child, Youth, and School Services, Fort Riley
 Department for Children and Families (DCF), Kansas
 Geary County Prevention Partnership
 Kansas Children’s Service League
 Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS)
 Parents as Teachers (PAT), USD 475
 United Way of Junction City and Geary County
Counseling and Rehabilitation (See also HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT GROUPS—
REHABILITATION):
 Crisis Center, Inc.
 Family Care Center of Junction City
 Family Center, Kansas State University
Discounted or Free Food, Clothing, Household Items and Goods:
 Bread of Hope
 Disabled American Veterans Thrift Store (DAV)
 Disposition Services
 Goodwill Industries
 Ogden Friendship House of Hope
 Post Thrift Shop
 Salvation Army, Junction City and Manhattan
 Wheels of H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Eat)
Employment:
 Employment Preparation and Assistance:
o Department for Children and Families (DCF), Kansas
o Older Kansans Employment Program
o Workforce Center, Junction City
 Unemployment: Unemployment Insurance Benefits, Kansas
 Vocational Training:
o Barton County Community College Hazardous Materials and Emergency Services
Training
o Flint Hills Job Corps Center
o Vocational Rehabilitative Services
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Financial:
 Insurance Department, Kansas
 Social Security Office, Manhattan
 Unemployment Insurance Benefits, Kansas
Health: See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT GROUPS
Helplines:
 Alcohol and Drug Abuse Hotline
 Bikers against Child Abuse
 Birthline, Inc.
 Child Abuse Hotline
 Domestic Abuse Hotline
 Kansas Child Abuse Hotline
 National AIDS Hotline
 National Suicide Hotline
 National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline
 Teen and Youth Runaway Hotline
 Trevor Hotline
Housing:
 Corvias Military Living, Fort Riley
 Green Park Apartments and Resource Center
 Habitat for Humanity
 Housing and Credit Counseling, Inc.
 Housing Authority
 Housing Services, Fort Riley
 Kansas Housing Resources Corporation
 Valley View Retirement Center
Human Rights:
 Flint Hills Human Rights Project
 Kansas Human Rights Commission
Legal:
 Kansas Agricultural Mediation Services
 Kansas Legal Services
Military:
 Army Community Service (ACS) Program
 Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS) Program, Fort Riley
 Child, Youth, and School Services, Fort Riley
 Commissary, Fort Riley
 Community Centers, Fort Riley
 Corvias Military Living, Fort Riley
 Family Child Care Program, Fort Riley
 Fort Riley Information Line
 Housing Services, Fort Riley
 Military Affairs Council, Junction City-Geary County
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 Military OneSource
 Operation Wheels, Fort Riley
 Post Exchange, Fort Riley
 Post Thrift Shop, Fort Riley
 School Liaison Services, Fort Riley
 USO Fort Riley
Special Needs:
 Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder (CHADD)
 Early Childhood Program, USD 475
 Families Together, Inc.
 Home & Community-Based Programs, Kansas Department for Aging & Disability Services
(KDADS)
TRANSPORTATION
 Area Transportation Agency, Flint Hills (aTa Public Bus)
 Bell Taxi Medical Rides
 Junction City Airport
 Manhattan Regional Airport
 Operation Wheels, Fort Riley
 Senior Citizens Center and Transportation
VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS AND SERVICES
Community and Human Service:
 Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Geary County
 CASA of the 8th Judicial District
 Family Researchers
 Flint Hills Volunteer Center
 Friends of the Dorothy Bramlage Public Library
 4-H
 Geary Community Hospital Auxiliary
 Geary County Extension Council
 Geary County Rural Fire Department
 Habitat for Humanity
 Historical Society, Geary County
 Historical Society Museum, Geary County
 Intergenerational Clearinghouse and Resource Educational Center (I.C.A.R.E.)
 Kiwanis Clubs of Junction City
 Lions Club of Junction City, Sundowners
 One-on-One Adult Tutoring
 Open Door Community House, Inc.
 Pilot Club International
 Rodeo Association, Junction City
 Rotary Club
 Sertoma Club
 Shrine Club of Junction City/Fort Riley
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 United Way of Junction City and Geary County
 Wheels of H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Eat)
Fraternal Organizations and Sororities:
 Fraternal Organizations
o Eagles, Fraternal Order (FOE)
o Elks Lodge #1037, Junction City
o Knights of Columbus
o Union Masonic Lodge No. 7 AF and AM
 Sororities:
o Beta Sigma Phi
o Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Veterans and Military:
 American Legion Auxiliaries
 American Legion Post #45
 Old Trooper Regiment, Inc. and Lady Troopers
 Veterans of Foreign Wars
 Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter #344
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ENTRIES
Alcohol & Drug Abuse Hotline
Contact: 1-866-645-8216
Description: A 24-hour helpline available to provide alcohol and drug abuse services.
Alcoholics Anonymous
119 W. 7th St.
Junction City, KS 66441
Websites:
 http://www.aa.org
 http://www.kansas-aa.org
Meetings:
 Sunday 12:00pm
 Monday - Friday 12:00pm & 8:00pm
 Saturday 8:00pm
Description: Provides fellowship for men and women who can share their experiences and provide
support in order that members may solve their common problem and help others recover from alcohol
addiction.
AlphaCare
Contact: 785-238-0828
Geary Community Hospital
Medical Arts Building I
1106 St. Mary’s Rd., Suite 105
Website: www.gchks.org
Fee: Varies
Hours:
 Monday - Friday 9:00am - 7:00pm
 Saturday & Sunday 1:00 - 5:00pm
Description: AlphaCare is the after-hours rural health clinic owned and operated by Geary
Community Hospital. AlphaCare treats minor illnesses such as ear aches, sore throats, fever, nausea,
small cuts, sprains, insect bites, rashes, and minor infections. Patients with insurance may be able to
pay regular office co-pay instead of high emergency room fees; uninsured patients may be eligible for
a cost cut to medical bills. Appointments and walk-ins are welcome.
Alzheimer’s Association
Contact:
 Cindy Miller: 785-271-1844
 24-hour Hotline: 1-800-272-3900
Northeast Kansas Regional Office
Heart of America Chapter
3625 SW 29th St., Suite #102
Topeka, KS 66614
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Fax: 785-271-1804
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.alz.org/kansascity
Description: Provides services to families and professionals dealing with Alzheimer’s disease and
other dementias, including information and referral, support groups, care consultation, education and
safety services.
American Cancer Society
Contact:
 Topeka Office: 785-273-4422
1315 SW Arrowhead Rd.
Topeka, KS 66604
Fax: 785-273-1503
 National Cancer Information Center (available 24 hours): 1-800-227-2345
Website: www.cancer.org
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm
Description: Provides information and counseling services for cancer patients and their families.
American Diabetes Association
Contact:
 Regional Office: 913-383-8210
Financial Plaza #3
6900 College Boulevard, Suite 250
Overland Park, KS 66212
Fax: 913-383-2319
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National Headquarters: 1-800-DIABETES (342-2383)
1701 North Beauregard Street
Alexandria, VA 22311
Website: www.diabetes.org/
Description: Funds research to prevent, cure and manage diabetes; delivers services to hundreds of
communities; provides objective and credible information; and gives voice to those denied their
rights because of diabetes.
American Heart Association
Contact:
 Regional Office: 785-272-7056
5375 SW 7th St.
Topeka, KS 66606
Fax: 785-272-2425
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National Headquarters: 1-800-242-8721
7272 Greenville Ave.
Dallas, TX 75231
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Website: www.heart.org
Description: Helps to build healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases & stroke.
American Legion Auxiliaries
Contact:
 Earl C. Gormley Unit #45: Kay Noel, President: 785-238-2432
201 E. 4th St.
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American Legion Auxiliary National Headquarters: 317-635-8411
777 N. Meridian St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Fee: Annual membership dues of $20
Meetings: 2nd Monday of each month at 7:00pm at the Post House, 4th and Franklin
Description: A lady’s organization affiliated with an American Legion Post that provides assistance
in a non-recurring distress situation to any individual who has served in the U.S. Armed Forces and
his/her family members, sponsors youth group activities and Girl’s State, and donates to annual
scholarship programs for a high school and/or college-level student whose parent is a member.
American Legion has a strong volunteer program that encourages member involvement in
community programs. The legion also donates to national and local organizations such as the Heart
Fund, Cancer Fund etc. in memory of deceased members.
American Legion Post #45
Contact:
 Earl C. Gormley Post #45: 785-238-2432
201 E. 4th St.
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National Office
700 N. Pennsylvania St.
P.O. Box 1055
Indianapolis, IN 46206
Website: www.legion.org/
Meetings: 2nd Monday of each month at 7:30pm at the Post House, 4th and Franklin
Description: This male fellowship organization provides assistance and information to anyone who
has served in the U.S. Armed Forces and their family members; it also supports community youth
activities and encourages members to volunteer in community action. Donations are given annually
to scholarship programs.
American Lung Association, Upper Midwest
Contact: 785-246-0377
PO Box 8630
Topeka, KS 66608
Fax: 866-575-1761
Email: [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected]
Website: www.lung.org/associations/charters/upper-midwest
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Description: Provides counseling information and educational materials concerning lung diseases
(asthma, chronic bronchitis, emphysema, tuberculosis, etc.) and their major causes (air pollution and
smoking).
American Red Cross, Manhattan/Topeka and Fort Riley
Contact:
 Regional Offices
o Manhattan Office: 785-234-0568
2601 Anderson Ave.
Manhattan, KS 66502
Hours: Wednesday 9:00am - 2:00pm by appointment only
o Topeka Office: 1-866-990-9910
1221 SW 17th St.
Topeka, KS 66604
Hours:
 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm
 For emergencies call anytime.
Website: www.redcross.org
Description: The mission of the American Red Cross is to improve the quality of human life;
to enhance self-reliance and concern for others; and to help people avoid, prepare for, and
cope with emergencies. It does this through services governed and directed by volunteers.
Services: The American Red Cross provides emergency needs and rehabilitation assistance to
disaster victims; voluntary relief and communications between the American people and their
armed forces; volunteer blood service; and community courses in CPR, First Aid, and Water
Safety. The American Red Cross also accepts volunteers.
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Fort Riley
o Office: 785-239-1887
o 24/7 Emergency Number (primary number if deployed): 1-877-272-7337
Grimes Hall
510 Huebner Road
Fort Riley, KS 66442
P.O. Box 2305
Fax: 785-239-1812
Website: www.redcross.org/ks/fort-riley
Description: The Red Cross cooperates closely with the military by carrying out activities
which supplement and assist the military in its programs relating to health, welfare, and
service member morale.
Services:
o Communication: The Red Cross assists in relaying verified information on emergency
situations, home condition reports, and health and welfare reports on the immediate
family of both the service member and his/her spouse. This enables the military and
the service member to make informed leave decisions.
o Community Outreach: Various programs educate and equip the Ft. Riley Community,
including Red Cross Baby Bundles for new mothers; babysitting courses; and the
Pillowcase Project, tornado safety education for children.
o Counseling: Counseling services are offered to service members and their families on
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personal and family problems, procedures for Hardship Discharge, Compassionate
Reassignment, marital problems, government benefits, and financial and similar
problems.
o Financial Assistance: The Red Cross extends financial aid in the form of loans and
grants to those who have a verified need in emergency situations (emergency or
convalescent leave, personal needs, family assistance, etc.). When unable to assist, the
Red Cross does recommend appropriate service agencies as referrals.
o Training: Red Cross training is available for CPR, First Aid, Water Safety, and Back
Injury. In conjunction with the army, the Red Cross also offers Dental Assistant
training.
Animal Control/Shelter
Contact:
 Animal Control (dispatched through the Police Department): 785-762-5912
Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm (Calls for service after these hours are
referred to the Patrol Division. The division will only respond to injured or vicious animal
calls when the Animal Control Officer is off.)
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Animal Shelter: Jennifer Gfeller, Director: 785-238-1359
2424 N. Jackson St.
Hours:
o Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 1:30 - 5:30pm
o Saturday and Sunday 1:00 - 4:00pm
o Closed Wednesdays and holidays
Fax: 785-238-0289
Website: www.junctioncity-ks.gov/pView.aspx?id=1577&catid=2
Description: Animal Control is under the direct supervision of Captain Chuck Leithoff of the
Community Involvement Unit (CIU) of the Police Department. The Animal Control Officer responds
to requests for help with animals and places stray dogs and cats in the Animal Shelter, a temporary
shelter where they are housed and fed for approximately 72 hours before being placed for adoption.
The shelter will try to notify owners if pet has proper identification (pet license, rabies tag, or
microchip). Owners are charged an impound fee and fine and per-day charge by the city/county. To
adopt a pet, one must pay an adoption fee which includes a refundable spay/neuter deposit. City
licenses and rabies vaccinations are required for animals over six months of age.
Apostolic Academy
Contact: 785-238-6413
2512 Rucker Rd.
Description: Private Apostolic-denomination school Pre-K and K through 12. Must first attend and
agree to the high conservative standards of the church.
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Area Transportation Agency, Flint Hills (aTa Public Bus)
Contact: 785-537-6345 • 1-877-551-6345
5815 Marlatt Ave.
Manhattan, KS 66502
Fax: 785-537-6327
Website: www.rileycountyks.gov/ata
Fee: One way fares
 $2.00 inside or within three miles of the city limits of Manhattan, Junction City, and Fort
Riley
 $4.00 for more than three miles from the city limits of Manhattan, Junction City, and Fort
Riley but still in Riley and Geary Counties or the Green Valley area of Pottawatomie County.
Hours:
 Junction City, Geary County: Monday - Friday 7:00am - 5:00pm
 Fort Riley: Monday - Friday 6:00am - 6:00pm (runs between Junction City and Manhattan
and stops in Fort Riley when needed. Call to schedule a pick-up time.)
Description: Provides safe, affordable and reliable public transportation since 1976. Riders must call
24 hours in advance to schedule their rides. The cutoff for scheduling next day rides is 5:00pm the
day before. Curb to Curb demand response services are available for persons with mobility
impairments. Persons eligible for the ADA service must complete an application. Please call or visit
the above website for more information or to schedule a pick up.
Army Community Service (ACS) Programs
Contact: Army Community Service: 785-239-9435 • 1-877-541-4027
7264 Normandy Dr., Custer Hill
Hours:
 Monday - Thursday 8:00am - 5:00pm
 Friday 8:00am - 4:00pm
Programs:
 ACS Resiliency Learning Campus: 785-240-6257 • 785-239-9435
7285 Normandy Dr.
Hours:
Fort Riley is a Resiliency Center of Excellence for the US Army. The Resiliency Campus is
the centerpiece of the Fort’s effort to support warriors and their families. It allows forces to
withstand the rigors of multiple deployments; enables soldiers to deploy, return, refresh, and
re-energize, and eventually prepare for further assignments; and gives soldiers, families,
programs, and practitioners a wide variety of options for addressing stress related to multiple
deployments. The Campus includes several core facilities: the Resiliency Learning Center,
physical fitness centers, a spiritual fitness center, and a mind fitness center. Supporting
facilities and programs include Army Training Safety, the Army Substance Abuse program
(also addressing suicide prevention), the Warrior Readiness Clinic, the Warrior Zone, and the
USO (also see separate entry).
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ACS Soldier Family Assistance Center: 785-240-7450
674 Warrior Rd.
Hours:
o Monday – Thursday 7:30am – 5:00pm
o Friday 7:30am – 4:00pm
ACS Survivor Outreach Services: 785-239-5979
510 Reed Rd.
Hours:
o Monday – Thursday 8:00am – 5:15pm
o Friday 8:00am – 4:15pm
Arthritis Foundation, Kansas Chapter
Contact: 785-272-8461 • 1-888-719-5670
2901 SW Burlingame Rd. #100
Topeka, KS 66605
Fax: 785-273-8409
Website: www.arthritis.org/kansas/topeka
Description: Provides public and patient information about arthritis and facts about arthritis
medication.
Arts and Crafts Sales Store and Custom Shop
Contact: 785-239-9205
6918 Trooper Dr.
Website: rileymwr.com/main/?page_id=5
Hours:
 Monday & Tuesday 1:00pm - 8:30pm
 Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday 9:00am - 4:30pm
 Closed Thursday, Friday, and holidays
Description: Offers opportunities to learn and work in a variety of arts and crafts while enjoying a
relaxed atmosphere and friendly staff.
Arts Council, Junction City
Contact: Sally Jardine, President: 785-762-2581
C.L. Hoover Opera House
135 W. 7th St.
P.O. Box 403
Website: www.junctioncityac.org/
Fee: Varies according to event scheduled.
Description: A non-profit organization that promotes the arts in the Junction City/Fort Riley areas by
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sponsoring art programs for the general public to view. Supports workshops, concerts, and exhibits.
Call or visit website for more information on coming classes.
Association of Retired School Personnel, Junction City
Contact: Sarah Talley: 785-210-9558
Website: www.karsp.org/
Meetings: 2nd Friday in August, October, December, and March. Call for meeting locations.
Eligibility: Open to any retired educator, administrator, director, nurse, clerical employee or
maintenance personnel.
Description: JCARSP Functions as an independent, non-partisan and issue-oriented association that
supports public education and needs of retired school personnel. JCARSP also adopts several projects
for community service.
Association of the United States Army (AUSA), Fort Riley-Central Kansas Chapter
Contact: Phil Mattox, President: 757-778-5619
PO Box 134
Manhattan, KS 66505
Website: www.ausa.org
Fee: Annual membership dues
Description: A private, non-profit, educational organization designed to promote a professional army
and to support military issues related to national security. Acts as liaison between the communities of
Junction City and Fort Riley to provide information on military life to civilians.
Audio Reader Network
Contact: 785-864-4600 • 1-800-772-8898
1120 W. 11th St.
P.O. Box 847
Lawrence, KS 66044
Fax: 785-864-5278
Website: http://reader.ku.edu/
Description: A non-profit radio reading service for the blind, visually impaired and print
handicapped. Hundreds of newspapers, magazines and books are broadcast via closed circuit radio,
the telephone and the internet. All services are free to Kansans who no longer can read for
themselves. Administered through the University of Kansas.
Audubon Society, Northern Flint Hills
Contact: Patricia Yeager, President: 785-776-9593 • 1-800-274-4201
P.O. Box 1932
Manhattan, KS 66505
Website: www.nfhas.org/
Fee: Introductory memberships are $20/year; after that basic membership is $35 annually. For
anyone who does not wish to become a member but still would like to be involved in activities,
subscription to the Prairie Falcon newsletter is $15/year.
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Description: Flint Hills Audubon Society promotes the enjoyment, understanding, protection, and
restoration of natural ecosystems. It seeks to establish a culture of conservation and environmental
ethic. NFHAS welcomes birders of every age and interest. Activities include beginning birding,
family campouts, nature trips and educational programming for children and adults.
Bar Association, Geary County
Contact: Linnea Alt: 785-762-2100
Eligibility: Must be eligible to practice law in Kansas
Description: Provides a forum for Geary County lawyers to share ideas and concerns in better
serving the legal needs of the citizens of Geary County.
Barton County Community College Fort Riley Campus
Contact: 785-784-6606 • 1-877-620-6606
Bldg. 217 Custer Ave., Rm. 105
Website: http://frmilitary.bartonccc.edu
Fee: Call for current tuition prices.
Hours:
Description: Provides general education needs.
Barton County Community College Hazardous Materials & Emergency Services Training Institute
Contact: 785-238-8550 • 1-877-740-2213
100 Continental Ave.
Grandview Plaza, KS 66441
Fax: 785-238-8593
Website: http://dev.bartonccc.edu/military/hmesti
Description: Offers EMS training and 2-year degrees for environmental management and emergency
management.
Bell Taxi Medical Rides
Contact: 785-238-6161
1002 N. Washington St.
Fee: Clients needing medical rides may be eligible for a ride at no cost under Medicaid.
Beta Sigma Phi
Contact: 816-444-6800
1800 W. 91st Place
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Kansas City, MO 64114
Website: www.betasigmaphi.org
Meetings: Times vary by chapter.
Description: An international social sorority of a progressive nature that provides various community
services and gives cultural learning experiences to women of all ages. There are several local
chapters.
Better Business Bureau (of Nebraska, South Dakota, the Kansas Plains, and Southwest Iowa)
Contact:
 BBB Headquarters: 402-391-7612 • 1-800-649-6814
11811 P St.
Omaha, NE 68137
Fax: 402-391-7535
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Wichita Office: 316-263-3146 • 1-800-856-2417
345 N. Riverview St., Suite 720
Wichita, KS 67203
Fax: 316-263-3063
Website: www.bbb.org/nebraska
Fee: None
Description: Provides information on local and national businesses and charitable organizations.
Assists with valid consumer complaints against businesses. Interested in advertising and selling
practices where misleading or deceptive ad claims and misrepresentation are involved. Does not
handle legal, medical, collections or employment-wage problems.
Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS) Program, Fort Riley
Contact: 785-239-BOSS (2677)
Eligibility: Single Fort Riley military
Description: Offers healthy, exciting alternatives for single soldiers. BOSS is based on three
“pillars”: Quality of Life, Recreation and Leisure, and Community Service.
Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Geary County
Contact: Roy Crenshaw, Executive Director: 785-238-1650
132 N. Eisenhower
Fax: 785-776-0883
Website: http://geary.kansasbigs.org
Description: This group provides mature volunteers to serve as friends and role models for youths
who need the attention and commitment of another adult.
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Big Lakes Developmental Center, Inc.
Contact: 785-776-9201
1416 Hayes Dr.
Manhattan, KS 66502
Fax: 785-776-9830
Website: www.biglakes.org/
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Description: Offers the following services for adults 16 and older with developmental disabilities:
Day Services, Residential Services, Case Management, Health Services, and Employer Services.
Bikers against Child Abuse Inc., Manhattan Chapter
Helpline: 785-706-1676
PO Box 983
Manhattan, KS 66505
Websites:
 www.bacaworld.org
 www.kansas.bacaworld.org
Description: Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA) exists to create a safer environment for abused
children. Working alongside local and state officials in place to protect children, BACA is prepared
to lend physical and emotional support either by affiliation or physical presence. There are several
methods and levels of intervention that BACA employs in the hopes of deterring further abuse.
Although BACA does not condone the use of violence or physical force in any manner, they are
willing to shield children from further abuse if necessary.
Birthline, Inc.
Contact:
 Karen White, Director: 785-238-3242
 Hotline: 1-800-848-5683
1033-2 S. Washington
P.O. Box 1143
Website: www.birthlinejc.org/
Fee: None
Hours:
 Monday - Wednesday 11:00am - 1:00pm
 Thursday & Friday 4:00 - 6:00pm (Call for appointments during the day.)
Description: 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 guidance, community resource information, adoption
information, referrals to doctors, emotional and financial counseling and generally focuses on
alternatives to abortion. Also provides a Mommy Points Program. This educational program is for
parents who cannot provide items a child needs from New Born to Three years. The points earned
allow parents to “purchase” various baby items as available. Volunteers are always welcome.
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Board of Realtors, Junction City
Michelle Custer, President
Contact: Tom Brungardt, Executive Director: 785-223-4207
332 W. 7th St. Suite B
Meetings:
 Membership: 4th Thursday in January, February, April, June, September, and November
 Board of Directors: generally the 3rd Wednesday of each month
Eligibility: Any licensed real estate salesperson or affiliate in Kansas
Description: The Junction City Board of Realtors handles complaints against realtors, housing
information, and lists of realtors in the area. Call for meeting location.
Boy Scouts of America, Konza District
Contact: Ryan Pickett, District Executive: 785-587-1818
727 Poyntz Ave.
Manhattan, KS 66502
Website: www.coronadoscout.org/Districts/Konza/
Fee: Annual registration fee of $24
Eligibility:
 Boys Tiger Cubs, BSA: boys 7 years old or in 1st grade
 Cub Scouts: boys 2nd - 5th grade
 Scouts: boys 6th grade and up
 Varsity Scouts: boys age 14 - 18
 Explorers: Co-ed occupation-based program for high school young adults ages 14 - 20
 Adventuring: Co-ed outdoor recreation program for young adults ages 14 - 20
Description: It is the mission of the Boy Scouts of America to serve others by helping to instill
values in young people and in other ways prepare them to make ethical choices over their lifetime in
order that they might achieve their full potential. The values we strive to instill are based on those
found in the Boy Scout Oath and Law.
Boys and Girls Club of Junction City/Geary County
Contact: Brenda Sandoval: 785-717-4900
1833 Elmdale Office
Fee: Based on income (After School Program only)
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:30pm
Description: B&GC offers “The Positive Place for Kids.” The goal of the B&GC program is to
provide a safe and positive environment.
Services: Monday - Friday:
 Morning Care for grades K-5 ($5.00 a day): 5:30am - 7:45am (Students riding the bus to
school must arrive before 7:00 am.)
 K-5 After School Program (located in school the child attends): 3:15 - 5:30pm
 Middle School After School Program: 2:50 - 5:45pm
 High School After School Program: 3:35 - 5:45pm
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Bread of Hope
Contact: Junction City Church of the Nazarene: 785-762-4402
1025 S. Washington St.
Website: http://breadofhope.net/
Fee: Please call or visit the website above for monthly prices.
Hours: Orders may be placed 6:00 - 8:00pm Wednesday evenings at the Church of the Nazarene or
anytime online at the above website.
Eligibility: None
Description: Bread of Hope is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing a discount grocery
ministry to local communities. Each month’s menu is different from the previous month’s and
consists of both fresh and frozen items for a small fee. Also offered are specialty boxes such as
steaks, chicken and pork. Items are pre-ordered, then picked up upon shipment at House of Hope
(1029 S. Washington). The current month’s menu and online ordering are available at the website
listed above. No income requirements or community service hours needed. Accepted forms of
payment include cash; check; and credit, debit, and vision cards.
Calvary Baptist Church
Contact: Shane Groff, Pastor: 785-238-5290
405 W. 8th St.
Website: www.calvarybaptistjunctioncityks.org
Services:
 Sunday: Classes for all ages 10:00am • Worship 11:00am • Evening service 6:00pm
 Wednesday: Prayer and Bible study 7:00pm
CancerCare
Contact: 1-800-813-HOPE (4673)
Website: www.cancercare.org/
Description: CancerCare is a national nonprofit organization that provides free, professional support
services to anyone affected by cancer: people with cancer, caregivers, children, loved ones, and the
bereaved. CancerCare programs—including online and telephone counseling, education, financial
assistance and practical help—are provided by trained oncology social workers and are completely
free of charge. The CancerCare Co-payment Assistance Foundation is available to assist with
insurance co-payments related to Cancer care.
CAPPER Foundation Easter Seals
Contact: 785-272-4060
3500 SW 10th Ave.
Topeka, KS 66604
Fax: 785-272-7912
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Website: http://capper.easterseals.com
Fee: Dependent on service obtained
Description: Person-centered educational and therapeutic services to enhance the independence of
people with disabilities, primarily children.
Caring Place, Inc., Junction City
Contact: Virginia Grooms, Assistant Director/Facility Manager: 785-238-4428
1013-B W. 8th St.
Website: http://jccpweb.wix.com/Junction-City-Caring-Place
Fee: None
Hours:
 Monday & Wednesday 10:00am - 2:00pm (clothes)
 Tuesday 10:00am - 1:00pm (food)
 Saturday 10:00am - 12:30pm by appointment only (medical services and clothes)
Eligibility: None
Description: The Junction City Caring Place seeks to provide a faith-based central resource center
for Junction City. JCCP offers food, clothing, and basic health care and preventive health
maintenance counseling to individuals in the community at no cost and with no income guidelines.
Clothing is distributed only on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Food is distributed only on
Tuesdays. Clients may obtain food every three months. Basic medical services are available by
appointment only on Saturdays. Volunteers are gladly accepted.
Casa de Dios—Iglesia de Dios Pentecostal, M.I.
Contact: 785-238-6409 • 785-375-3782
424 N. Jefferson
Services:
 Sunday: Sunday school 10:00am • Service 11:30am
 Wednesday: Prayer and Bible study 7:00pm
CASA of the 8th Judicial District
Contact: Tiffany Clark, Executive Director: 785-762-3907
801 N. Washington St. Suite C
Fax: 785-762-1794
Website: www.kansascasa.org/district8
Description: Trains volunteers to advocate for abused/neglected children and children caught in
other domestic crises as they go through the court system.
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CDI/Head Start
Contact: 785-222-4000
540 Grant Ave
Fee: None
Eligibility: Must live in Geary County, meet federal income guidelines, and have children 3 - 4 years
old by August 31.
Description: Serves the Kansas River Valley by providing preschool and health, nutritional,
educational, social, and mental health services for income-eligible families.
Central Kansas Educational Opportunity Center
Contact: 785-238-5200
1012A W. 6th St.
Website: www.bartonccc.edu/community/CKEOC
Fee: None
Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:00am - 4:30pm (Closed 12:00 - 12:30pm for lunch.)
Description: CKEOC staff can provide assistance in the areas of training and education choices,
financial aid, admissions and career planning.
Central Kansas Foundation for Alcohol and Chemical Dependency
Contact: 785-762-3700
839 N. Eisenhower Dr.
Website: www.c-k-f.org/
Description: Provides prevention and education services, assessment and referral services, outpatient
and residential services, Pathfinder Recovery Center, and medical referrals. Call for an appointment.
Central Michigan University at Fort Riley
Contact: Suzy Baker: 785-784-4402
Fax: 785-784-5486
Website: www.cel.cmich.edu/ftriley/
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm (Closed Fridays for military RDO)
Requirements: CMU does not require GMAT or GRE entrance exams for the Master of Science in
Administration (MSA) program. Students do need a four-year bachelor’s or equivalent degree from a
regionally accredited university or college. Grade point average should be at least 2.7 overall or 3.0 in
the final 60 credit hours of bachelor’s degree work. Applicants who possess an undergraduate GPA
less than 2.7 may be considered for conditional admission.
Description: CMU provides graduate programs for working adult professionals. The MSA degree is
available at Fort Riley in five different concentrations: General Administration, Human Resources
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Administration, Information Resource Management, Leadership, and Public Administration. CMU
also has many online programs available for bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees as well as
professional development and personal enrichment programs.
Central Texas College
Contact: Anda Arms: 785-784-6240 (CIV) • 785-239-8250 (DSN)
Fax: 785-784-6274
Website: www.ctcd.edu/locations/other-us-locations/fort-riley
Hours:
Description: Two-year college offering 7 on-site associate degrees and 21 certificate and online
degree courses
Cerebral Palsy Research Foundation of Kansas, Inc.
Contact: 316-688-1888
5111 East 21st Street N
P.O. Box 8217
Wichita, KS 67208
Fax: 316-688-5687
Website: www.cprf.org
Fee: Varies with service
Description: Founded in 1972, CPRF is a non-profit organization with a mission to provide people
with disabilities customized services, supports and technologies, with an emphasis on employment.
CPRF offers employment and employments services, certified computer training, accessible housing,
transportation services, wheelchair services and repair, home and work-site modifications, posture
seating services, adult day programs and case management. CPRF customers live throughout Kansas,
ranging in age from newborns to seniors.
Chamber of Commerce, Junction City Area
Contact: 785-762-2632
222 W. 6th St.
P.O. Box 26
Fax: 785-762-3353
Website: http://www.junctioncitychamber.org
Description: A non-profit organization of over 450 businesses and individuals who invest time and
money for the purpose of advancing the civic, industrial, commercial, agricultural, and general
interest of Geary County and the region.
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Chapels, Fort Riley
Contact:
 24/7 Emergency Helpline: 785-239-4357
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Command Chaplain’s Office: 785-239-3359
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Family Life Ministry: 785-239-3436
500 Huebner Road
Description: Offers family and individual counseling and pre-marriage classes.
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Irwin Army Community Hospital Chapel: 785-239-7871 • 785-239-7872
600 Huebner Road, 2nd Floor
Description: Offers Roman Catholic mass.
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Kapaun Chapel: 785-239-4818
7086 Normandy Dr.
Description: Offers collective Protestant worship.
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Main Post Chapel: 785-239-6597
6 Barry Ave.
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Morris Hill Chapel: 785-239-4685
5315 Jackson St., Monteith Heights
Description: Offers Gospel worship, Roman Catholic mass, youth groups, and religious
education.
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Normandy Chapel: 785-239-9149
7865 Normandy Dr.
Description: Offers collective Protestant worship, charismatic Protestant worship, and
religious education.
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Saint Mary’s Chapel: 785-239-6597
3 Barry Ave.
Description: Offers collective Protestant worship, Episcopal worship, liturgical service,
Roman Catholic mass, children’s church, and religious education.
Child Abuse Hotline
(See also Kansas Department for Children and Families (DCF))
Hotline: 1-800-922-5330
Website: www.dcf.ks.gov
Description: Hotline for filing an abuse report with Child Protective Services and/or Adult Protective
Services. Every call is taken seriously, and every effort will be made to protect caller identity.
Available 24 hours a day.
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Child Care Aware of Eastern Kansas
Contact:
 Office: 785-357-5171
 Child Referral Hotline: 877-678-2548
1100 SW Wanamaker Rd., Suite 101
Topeka, KS 66604
Fax: 785-357-1813
Website: http://ercrefer.org
Fee: None
Description: Child Care Aware helps people find solutions for their child care needs, shares
information about community resources, and assists early learning programs with their services to
children and families. They also offer education and networking opportunities for parents, a parenting
“helpline,” referrals to community resources, and a calendar of parenting classes.
Child, Youth, and School Services, Fort Riley
Contact: Parent Central: 785-239-9885
Bldg. 6620 Normandy Dr.
Website: http://rileymwr.com/main/?page_id=13
Fee: Registration is free.
Eligibility: All military and family members and DOD civilians
Description: Provides teens and pre-teens a variety of activities and programs. Sign-ups for
scheduled activities are required. Services include Child Development Centers, Family Child Care
Homes, School Age Services, Youth Center, Sports & Fitness, and School Liaison Services (also see
separate entry).
Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder (CHADD)
Contact: 1-800-233-4050 • 913-908-2566
CHADD Kansas City Satellite Group
Overland Park, KS 66221
Website: www.adhdkc.org/
Fee: Annual family/individual membership fee of $53 and up
Hours: Please contact for meeting times and locations.
Description: CHADD is a national non-profit organization providing education, advocacy and
support for individuals with AD/HD. CHADD also publishes a variety of printed materials to keep
members and professionals current on research advances, medications and treatments affecting
individuals with AD/HD. These materials include Attention! magazine; the CHADD Information and
Resource Guide to AD/HD; “News from CHADD,” a free electronically mailed current events
newsletter; and other publications of specific interest to educators, professionals and parents.
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Church of Deliverance Interdenominational
Contact: Bishop Mary E. and Robert L. Pope, Pastor: 913-238-4787
1516 N. Jefferson St.
Website: www.codeliverance.org/
Services:
 Sunday: Sunday school 9:30am • Morning worship 11:00am • Evening worship 7:00pm
 Tuesday: Bible study 7:00pm
 Friday: Praise & worship service 7:00pm
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Contact: 785-238-8720
1705 McFarland Rd.
Sunday Services:
 Sacrament 9:00am & 2:00pm • Sunday school 10:00am & 3:00pm
 Spanish sacrament 12:00pm • Sunday school 10:00am
Church of the Nazarene
Contact: Cindy Wells, Office Manager: 785-762-4402
1025 S. Washington
P.O. Box 1487
Website: www.jcnaz.org/
Sunday Services: Classes for all ages 9:15am • Worship and children’s services 10:30am
Circle of Hope Cancer Support Group
Contact: 785-238-2874
1102 St. Mary’s Rd.
Meetings: 2nd Monday of each month at 5:30pm in the Geary Community Hospital 3rd floor
conference room
Description: Committed to helping men, women, and their loved ones in their support and fight
against cancer. Circle of Hope achieves this by love, emotional support, hope, companionship and
education. Monthly meetings provide get-togethers and guest speakers.
Civil Air Patrol, Kansas Wing
Contact: Junction City-Flint Hills Composite Squadron: 785-209-8223 (evenings)
540 Airport Rd.
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Website: http://kswgcap.com
Meetings: Every Tuesday at 7:00pm
Description: The Civil Air Patrol is an auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force. Its membership is open to
students 12 years of age and older, as well as adults of all ages. The CAP has three missions:
 Aerospace: Members and community members learn the importance of aviation and space
travel and how each person has been affected by aerospace technology.
 Cadet Programs: Cadets learn about aerospace and leadership skills and are eligible for
airplane rides and participation in encampment (held in Salina). Survival schools are also
available.
 Emergency Services: Cadets and senior members participate in practice and real missions.
Missions include looking for downed aircraft, looking for lost people/vehicles, damage
assessment after a disaster, and working in conjunction with federal agencies at local, county,
state, and federal levels.
Clerk, Geary County
Contact: Rebecca Bossemeyer: 785-238-3912
200 E. 8th St.
Fax: 785-238-5419
Website: http://ks-geary.manatron.com/CountyClerk/tabid/3710/Default.aspx
Description: Keeps records of receipts and expenditures of county accounts; keeps papers for the
Board of County Commissioners. Maintains tax roll and annual inventory of county property.
Handles all claims against county and prepares county warrants. Issues permits for movement on
public roads, as well as hunting and fishing licenses. Conducts voter registration and elections.
Cloud County Community College, Geary County Campus
Contact: 785-238-8010
631 Caroline Ave.
Fax: 785-238-2898
Website: www.cloud.edu/
Fee:
 General: $114/credit hour plus books
 Senior Citizens: $79/credit hour plus books
Financial aid is available for degree seeking students. Cost on campus or online may change at any
time; please call for more information.
Eligibility: High school graduates as well as students who have completed the GED
Description: Offers associates degrees in Arts, Science, Applied Science and General Studies.
Offers online courses as well as Adult Basic Education (see Cloud County Community College
ABE/GED).
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Cloud County Community College ABE/GED
Contact: PA Faulkner: 785-238-8010, ext. 711
631 Caroline Ave.
Website: www.cloud.edu/
Fee: $60 materials fee, with additional fee for GED testing
Hours:
 Tuesday & Thursday 8:00 - 11:30am
 Monday - Thursday 4:00 - 4:45pm
 Friday 1:30 - 4:30pm
Eligibility: Must be at least 16 years old and out of school to attend
Description: Provides ABE/GED classes, an Employability Success Skills class, limited KHPOP
CNA classes, Work Key Assessments, Work Ready Credentials, and GED Official Practice Testing.
The program offers teacher-directed instructional services for adult students interested in obtaining a
Kansas high school diploma (GED); preparing for entry into college, technical school, or military
service; advancing workplace or technology skills; entering the workforce; retaining or improving
employment; and improving English/reading/writing/math skills. Students must participate in an
orientation before attending classes. Orientations are held in early August, mid-October, early
January, and late March.
Commissary, Fort Riley
Contact: 785-239-3737
2310 Trooper Dr.
Fax: 785-239-2416
Hours:
 Monday – Saturday 9:00am – 8:00 pm
 Sunday 10:00am – 6:00pm
Eligibility: Fort Riley military and families
Description: Located next door to the Post Exchange, the Fort Riley Commissary is a state of the art
supermarket fully stocked with food items.
Community Centers, Fort Riley
Contact:
 Colyer Forsyth Community Center: 785-717-2260
22900 Hitching Post Rd.

Ellis Heights Community Center: 785-717-2252
44647 Lee St.

McClellan Place Community Center: 785-717-2243
6728 McClellan Loop
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Warner Peterson Community Center: 785-717-2246
5570 A.P. Hill Dr.
Hours:
o Office Hours:
 Monday – Friday 8:00am – 6:00 pm
 Saturday 10:00am – 5:00pm
o Resident Hours: Daily 5:00am – 10:00pm (A key fob is required when office is closed.)
Description: Each community center offers a full-service kitchen, a meeting room, and a
multipurpose room. Fitness centers provide a variety of fitness equipment and are adjacent to
children's play rooms with a viewing window in between. Centers also include computer labs and
media/game rooms. Outdoor amenities include a swimming pool, picnic areas, and playgrounds.
Some centers also have playing fields or basketball courts.
Community Corrections
Contact: Meredith Butler, Director: 785-762-3105
801 N. Washington St., Suite E
Fax: 785-762-2915
Website: www.8thjd.com
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm (Closed noon hour for lunch)
Description: Provides intensive supervision and surveillance for adult and juvenile offenders who
would otherwise be incarcerated in state facilities. Intensive supervision is the cornerstone of
Community Corrections. For offenders, this includes frequent face-to-face meetings with case
managers. It also includes routine drug testing, surveillance, community service, and regular contacts
with other agencies that provide services such as counseling, rehabilitation, etc.
Corvias Military Living, Fort Riley
Contact: 785-717-2258
45 Barry Ave.
Website: http://corviasmilitaryliving.com/
Description: Assists military families with finding on-post housing.
Court Services
Contact: Loyce Smith, Chief Court Services Officer: 785-762-3105
801 N. Washington St., Suite B
Fax: 785-762-1794
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Description: Court Services provides supervision of adult and juvenile offenders who have been
placed on probation or juvenile diversion from the District Court and carries out the orders of the
court in a timely, professional, and ethical manner consistent with community interests and safety.
Court Services also conducts all pre-sentence investigation reports ordered by the Court.
Crime Stoppers, Geary County
Contact: 785-762-TIPS (8477)
P.O. Box 1321
Website: www.gearycrimestoppers.com/
Description: Crime Stoppers provides a means of communication for members of the public to
anonymously provide law enforcement agencies with information on crimes or suspects. Tipsters can
give information without revealing their identity and may be eligible for a financial reward for the
information they provide. Tips can also be sent in by texting CRIMES (27463) with the heading
“tipjc” or via the web at www.tipsubmit.com/webtips.aspx?AgencyID=1216.
Crisis Center, Inc.
Contact:
 Junction City 24/7 hotline: 785-762-8835

Manhattan Office: 785-539-2785 / 1-800-727-2785
P.O. Box 1526
Manhattan, KS 66505
Website: www.thecrisiscenterinc.org
Fee: None
Description: Provides free, confidential services to victims of domestic abuse and sexual assault.
Services include 24-hour hotline, crisis intervention, safe shelter, emergency transportation,
individual and group counseling, advocacy, and community education and training.
Custer House, Fort Riley
(See also Museums, Fort Riley)
Contact: 785-239-2743
Quarters #24, Sheridan Ave.
Fee: None
Hours: Open Memorial Day – Labor Day (Closed during winter months except by appointment)
 Monday – Saturday 10:00am – 4:00pm
 Sunday 1:00 – 4:00pm
Description: Custer House is an historic site. Docents are available for group tours by request.
Daily Union, The (Newspaper)
Contact: 785-762-5000
222 W. 6th St.
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Website: www.yourdu.net/
Description: Serves the community as an information source and a communication vehicle for
people in the Junction City area. Covers local, state, and national news, want ads, classified ads,
community announcements and feature items. Paper is published Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
each week. The Daily Union is also available online; online updates are made daily.
Democratic Central Committee, Geary County
Contact:
 Local Committee: Shelley Hoyle Kite: 785-238-6222

State Office: 785-234-0425
P.O. Box 1914
Topeka, KS 66601
Website: www.ksdp.org
Department for Children and Families (DCF), Kansas
Contact: 785-762-5445 • TTY: 1-800-766-3777
1010 W. 6th St.
Fax: 785-762-5062
Services:
 Adult Services:
o Adult abuse, neglect, and exploitation: 1-800-922-5330
o Emergency situations: 911
Provides services to individuals in the community who are 18 years of age or older and unable
to provide total care for themselves, or who are unable to protect themselves. Programs
administered include Home- and Community-Based Services, Alternate Care, Adult
Protective Service, and Guardian/Conservator Services. Program eligibility is determined
through an assessment process and is based upon personal need, income, and available
resources.
 24-hour Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-922-5330
Hotline for filing an abuse report with Child Protective Services and/or Adult Protective
Services.
 Child Support Services: 1-888-757-2445
Helps children receive the financial support necessary for their growth and development. The
program assists by establishing parentage and orders for child and medical support, locating
noncustodial parents and their property, enforcing child and medical support orders, and
modifying support orders as appropriate.
 Economic and Employment Support: Provides a variety of services including cash, food,
medical, energy, and child care assistance; early Head Start; refugee assistance; and adult
protective services. It also helps individuals find and keep a job and offers employment
support services. Some services are limited to families with children, the elderly, or persons
with disabilities; other services are available to all low-income families and individuals.
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Faith-based and Community Initiatives: Promotes partnership opportunities and works to
enhance the capacity of faith-based and community organizations. Collaborates with nonprofit groups to support the design and implementation of successful programs and help them
identify diverse sources of funding. As a result, a greater potential to more effectively manage
their day-to-day operations so that they can provide better services to more people in need.
Prevention and Protection Services: Offers a variety of services to children, families, and
vulnerable adults including protection services, family-based assessments, family support
services, independent living services for older youth and foster care.
Vocational Rehabilitation (VR): Provides vocational rehabilitation services to individuals
with severe physical and/or mental disabilities that significantly limit their opportunities to
obtain and/or maintain employment. Eligibility is determined through medical and vocational
assessments provided at no cost to applicants.
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, Flint Hills
Contact:
 John Jagger: 785-236-2366
 Ann Foster: 785-776-1332
Website: http://dbsa.manhattanks.org/
Fee: None; donations accepted.
Meetings: 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month at 6:30pm in the First Christian Church basement, 5th
and Humboldt, Manhattan, KS 66502.
Description: A support group for those affected by depression or bipolar disorder. Monthly meeting
formats vary from informational film viewings to guest presentations to caring and sharing sessions
to an occasional social event such as a summer picnic or pizza party.
Diabetic Support Group
Contact: Laurel Peterson, RN, CDE: 785-210-3344
Medical Arts Building II
1102 Saint Mary’s Road
Meetings: 1st Thursday of each month (usually) at 6:00pm in the MABII 3rd-floor conference room
Description: Diabetic support group classes provide information regarding diabetes. Topics focus on
self-management of diabetes.
Disabled American Veterans Thrift Store (DAV)
Contact: 785-238-1430
1505 N. Washington
Fee: See description below.
Hours: Monday - Saturday 9:00am - 5:30pm
Description: Outlet for low-cost used clothing and household items. In many cases—such as after a
house fire, upon release from prison, or for those embarking on a job hunt—the store will provide
free clothing. Donations accepted.
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Disabled American Veterans Pearl Harbor #16
Contact: Clarence Ray Thompson, Commander: 785-762-5249
187 E. Grandview Dr.
Eligibility: Must be a disabled veteran with at least 10% disability or a relative thereof
Description: Supports disabled veterans and their families socially, economically, and spiritually.
Works for the betterment of all wounded, injured and disabled veterans. Stimulates a feeling of
mutual devotion, helpfulness, and comradeship among members and encourages a spirit of
understanding.
Disposition Services
Contact: 785-239-0531
Bldg. 1950 Camp Funston
Fee: None
Hours: 7:00am - 3:30pm • Sales scheduled monthly; inspection of sale items held three days prior to
sale.
Website: www.riley.army.mil/News/FactSheets/tabid/310/tag/6000/defense-reutilization-marketingoffice-drmo.aspx
Eligibility: Anyone 18 years of age or older
Description: Sells, to the general public, government property deemed no longer needed for
government operations. Sales are based on local auctions and participants are required to be present
at the sale in order to submit a bid on any given sale item. Items for sale include clothing, furniture,
office equipment, hardware, appliances, automotive equipment and various vehicles.
Domestic Abuse Hotline
Contact: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) • TTY: 1-800-787-3224
Website: www.ndvh.org/
Description: National hotline that provides 24-hour information, counseling, referrals, educational
service, support groups, and emergency shelter for male and female domestic violence victims.
Donated Dental Services
Contact: 785-273-1900 • 1-888-870-2066
Kansas Dental Association
P.O. Box 4266
Topeka, KS 66604
Fax: 785-272-2301
Website: www.ksdental.org/public-information/donated-dental-services/
Description: Provides one-time-through comprehensive dental treatment for elderly, disabled, and
medically compromised adults or children who qualify.
Dorothy Bramlage Public Library
Contact: Susan Moyer, Director: 785-238-4311
230 W. 7th St.
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Website: www.jclib.org/
Fee: None
Hours:
 Saturday 9:00am - 5:00pm
 Sunday 1:00 - 5:00pm
Description: Lends books, magazines, audiobooks, and DVDs to Kansas residents and provides
access to online subscription resources. The library also provides a wide variety of reading, tutoring,
and information services as well as educational and recreational programs for children and adults.
Free wireless access and test proctoring for students is also offered. Visiting the above website also
provides access to free databases and the ability to download e-books, audiobooks, music and more.
Eagles, Fraternal Order (FOE)
Contact: 785-238-3873
203 E. 10th St.
Meetings:
 Men: Every 2nd and 4th Thursdays at 7:00pm
 Women: Every 2nd and 4th Mondays at 6:30pm
Social Room Hours:
 Friday 2:00pm - 2:00am
 Saturday 1:00pm - 2:00am
 Sunday 12:00 - 9:00pm
Description: A social organization that encourages good citizenship and fellowship among
community individuals. Conducts annual fund raising drives and donates these funds to local, state,
national, and international programs which include the charities of the Eagles. Will consider any
funding request by groups in the Junction City area and surrounding communities.
Early Childhood Program, USD 475
Contact: 785-717-6950
Website: https://www.usd475.org/school/dcec/SitePages/Home.aspx
Description: The USD 475 Early Childhood Program offers free educational services through a
range of program intensities for children with identified developmental needs and typically
developing preschool-age children. Specialized staff includes English Language Learner staff to
support bilingual learners, speech and language therapists, motor therapists, a social worker and
family support staff member, and community-based exceptional student support teachers. There are
classroom locations in both Junction City and Fort Riley.
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Economic Development, Junction City-Geary County
Contact: 785-762-2632
222 W. 6th St.
P.O. Box 26
Website: http://jcgced.com/
Description: Junction City Area Chamber of Commerce Economic Development offers assistance to
new and existing companies interested in expansion or relocation.
Education Association, Junction City
Contact: Cathy Rankin, President: 785-762-8920
300 W. 9th St.
Website: www.jcea-online.org/
Meetings:
 Board of Directors: 6 times a year
 Representative Council: 4 times a year
 General Membership: annually
Eligibility: Teachers, administrators, and educational support professionals of Geary County
Description: JCEA represents USD 475 professionals. It works to enhance teaching and learning,
secure members’ rights, and promote a partnership of community and educators.
Education Services Counseling Center, Fort Riley
Contact: 785-239-6481
Bldg. 217
Fee: None
Hours:
 Every other Friday 7:30am - 4:00pm
Description: An education, evaluation, rehabilitation, and referral program for military members and
Department of Defense civilians as well as eligible family members experiencing problems related to
alcohol and other drugs. Speakers are available on request.
Elks Lodge #1037, Junction City
Contact: 785-762-2922
Elks Lodge Office
723 S. Washington
PO Box 1212
Website: www.elks.org/lodges/home.cfm?lodgenumber=1037
Meetings: 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month at 7:00pm
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Hours:
 Friday 2:00pm - 12:00am
 Saturday 12:00 - 10:00pm
 Sunday 12:00 - 7:00pm
Description: The Elks Lodge is a fraternal order with nearly 300 members and has been active for
over 105 years. The Elks Lodge supports the local community in many ways, including scholarships
for many children; hoop shoot competitions; and assistance for community projects such as the Open
Door, the Animal Shelter, Junction Pacesetters (a special Olympics team), veterans events, Sundown
Salute, the local Fire Department youth program, etc. The Lodge facility is available for leasing for
meetings, weddings, receptions, parties, etc.
Emergency/Non-emergency Contact Information
Contact:
 Emergency (Ambulance, Fire, Police): 911

Non-emergency:
o Ambulance and Fire Department: 785-238-6822
700 Jefferson St.
Website: www.junctioncity-ks.gov/pview.aspx?id=1631&catID=3
o Police Department: 785-762-5912
210 9th St.
Website: www.junctioncity-ks.gov/pview.aspx?id=1632&catID=3
o Sheriff Department: 785-238-2261
826 N. Franklin
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Geary County Crime Stoppers (Also see separate entry): 785-762-8477
Website: www.gearycrimestoppers.com/
Emergency Shelter, Inc., Manhattan
Contact: Emily Wagner, Executive Director: 785-537-3113
416 S. 4th St.
Manhattan, KS 66502
Website: www.mesikansas.org/
Fee: None; donations accepted.
Hours:
 Available for phone calls 24 hours a day
 Building open 7:00am - 9:00pm
Eligibility: 18 and older, unless accompanied by parent or guardian.
Description: Provides homeless individuals and families an opportunity to regain their dignity and
independence through temporary shelter, food, and case management services.
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Episcopal Church of the Covenant
Contact: 785-238-2897
314 N. Adams St.
P.O. Box 366
Website: www.episcopaljc.com
Sunday Services: 8:00am & 10:00am
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Contact:
 Gamma Phi Chapter: Helen Long: 785-238-3513
Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of each month (Call for times.)

Zeta Phi Chapter: Bonnie Templeton: 785-776-4305
Meetings: 2nd Wednesday of each month at 6:30pm
Description: An international leadership and service organization of a progressive nature that
supports various community organizations and provides training, education and support to women
ages 18 and up. Membership is by invitation or transfer from another chapter. The two local chapters
bring good people together to pursue programs and projects that make a positive difference locally,
nationally, and internationally. For more information, please call the numbers listed above.
Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 1364
Contact: Marvin Hornbostel, President: 785-762-3702
Freeman Field
540 W. 18th St.
Website: http://1364.eaachapter.org
Fee: $15 annual membership dues
Meetings: Tuesday before the 2nd Saturday of each month from 6:30 - 8:00pm at the Chapter Hangar
at Freeman Field
Description: Flint Hills EAA Chapter 1364 is one of a worldwide network of chapters of the
Experimental Aircraft Association. Chapter members are aviation enthusiasts, aircraft builders, and
pilots who get together with like-minded people to share ideas, exchange information, encourage
safety, and have a lot of fun doing so.
Eye Care America
Contact: 1-877-887-6327
Website: http://eyecareamerica.org/
Description: Provides several eye care programs to people 65+ lacking access to an ophthalmologist
and/or means of paying. Must be a legal U.S. citizen; other restrictions may apply. Callers will be
asked several questions to see if they qualify and which program is most beneficial.
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Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church (Prairie Wind Parish)
Contact: 785-238-6567
212 N. Eisenhower Dr.
Website: www.prairiewindparish.org
Sunday Services: Worship & communion 9:00am • Adult education 10:15am
Faith Tabernacle Apostolic Church
Contact: 785-238-2988
1010 Burke Dr.
Services:
 Sunday: Sunday school 10:00am • Worship 11:00am • Evangelistic service 6:00pm
 Thursday: Youth service 7:30pm
Families Together, Inc.
Contact: 785-233-4777 • 1-800-264-6343
Topeka Parent Center
5611 SW Barrington Court South, Suite 120
Topeka, KS 66614
Fax: 785-233-4787
Website: www.familiestogetherinc.org/
Fee: None
Description: Parent training and information center for Kansas families of children with disabilities.
Access website for further locations.
Family Care Center of Junction City
Contact: 785-762-4210
132 N. Eisenhower
Website: http://familycarecenterjc.com/
Fee: Sliding scale for those without insurance
Description: Provides mental health therapeutic services for individuals and families along with
psychiatric evaluations and medication management. Family Care Center also provides a Batterers
Intervention Program servicing individuals who have been arrested, convicted or are on diversion,
probation or parole for domestic violence.
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Family Center, Kansas State University
Contact: 785-532-6984
139 Campus Creek Complex
Manhattan, KS 66506
Fax: 785-532-6523
Website: www.humec.k-state.edu/familycenter/
Fee: Intake $15; subsequent fees based on annual net income and number of persons income supports
Hours:
 Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm
 Appointment Hours:
o Monday - Thursday 8:00am - 8:00pm
o Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm
Description: Offers individual, marital, and family therapy. Services include premarital counseling,
marital therapy, family therapy, divorce adjustment counseling, and counseling with adults relating to
their own upbringing. Center provides parenting skills improvement, as well as discussion groups for
parents. Individual educational conferences in offices, group sessions at community sites, and
workshops at the Center and elsewhere are available.
Family Child Care Program, Fort Riley
Contact: 785-239-9885 • 785-239-4313
Website: www.rileymwr.com/main/?page_id=237
Description: Provides home-based child care on Fort Riley by a trained, Army-supported family
member. Children ages 6 weeks to 12 years are accepted for care.
Family Researchers, Geary County
Contact: Geary County Historical Society: 785-238-1666
530 N. Adams St.
Website: www.gchsweb.org/
Fees:
 Research: $10/hour with a minimum of 1 hour
 Copies: $0.20/paper copy; $2.50/digital copy; $5.00/photograph. Members of the Geary
County Historical Society pay only for copies.
Hours: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and the 2nd Saturday of the month 1:00 - 4:00pm
Description: Family Researchers is a group of volunteers under the auspices of the Geary County
Historical Society. Its purpose is to collect and preserve genealogical records, aid individuals in
genealogical study, and to receive and hold gifts to be used in genealogical research. Family
Researchers volunteers are available for genealogical research for a nominal fee.
Federal Student Aid Program (FAFSA)
Contact: 1-800-433-3243 • 319-337-5665 • TTY: 1-800-730-8913
Federal Student Aid Information Center
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P.O. Box 84
Washington, D.C. 20044
Website: http://studentaid.ed.gov
Hours: 7:00am - 9:00pm
Description: Students enrolled or accepted for enrollment in post-high school education institutions
are eligible for financial aid under several government programs. The aid consists of loans, grants or
work-study programs and applies to colleges and universities, vocational and technical schools, and
hospital schools of nursing. Most federal aid is need based. The best way to begin is by contacting the
financial aid administrator at your local high school or by requesting the Federal Student Financial
Aid Fact Sheet at 1-800-333-4636.
First Baptist Church
Contact: James H. Callaway, Jr., Pastor: 785-238-3016
Website: www.fbcjcks.org
Services:
 Sunday: Sunday school 9:45am • Morning worship 11:00am • AWANA 5:00pm • Youth
group 5:30pm • Evening worship 6:00pm
 Wednesday: Prayer meeting 7:00pm
First Christian Church
Contact: Ronnie Roberts, Minister: 785-238-4253
Website: www.fccjcks.com/
Sunday Services: Traditional worship/Sunday school 9:00am • Fellowship 10:00am • Contemporary
praise/Sunday school 10:30am
1st Infantry Division Post (Newspaper)
Contact: Public Affairs Office: 785-239-8854
405 Pershing Court
Fax: 785-239-2592
Website: www.1divpost.com/
Description: Publishes a newspaper for the Fort Riley community each Friday. Past issues are
available on the website.
First Presbyterian Church
Contact: Matthew Glasgow, Pastor: 785-238-1191
113 W. 5th St.
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Website: www.fpcjc.com/
Sunday Services: Sunday school 9:30am • Worship 10:45am • Fellowship 11:45am
First Southern Baptist Church
Contact: Gabe Hughes, Pastor: 785-762-4404
1220 W. 8th St.
Website: www.fsbcjc.org/
Services:
 Sunday: Traditional service 8:30am • Sunday school 9:45am • Contemporary service 11:00 am
 Wednesday: Adult Bible study 6:00pm
First United Methodist Church
Contact: Rev. Laurie Barnes: 785-238-2156
804 N. Jefferson
Website: www.jc1stumc.com/
Sunday Services: Traditional worship 8:00am • Sunday school 9:30am • Contemporary
worship/children’s church 10:45am
Bus Ministry: Offers in-town transportation to and from the church for worship services and Sunday
school.
Fish and Game Association, Geary County
Contact: Ed Augustine, President: 785-238-8727
P.O. Box 631
3922 K-44 Spur
Website: www.gearycountyfishandgame.net
Fee: Annual membership dues; entry fees to tournaments
Hours:
 Sunday 12:00 - 4:00pm
 Tuesday 5:00pm - dusk
Meetings: Every 2nd Monday of the month at 7:00pm at Sportsman Acres
Description: Maintains Sportsman Acres, a 75-acre facility on the southern end of Milford Lake on
K-244-Spur Highway; organizes events for the fishing and hunting community; promotes
conservation and safety programs.
Flint Hills Assembly of God Church (formerly First Assembly of God)
Contact: B.J. Solander, Pastor: 785-762-3292
337 West 7th St.
Junction City, KS
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Website: www.jcag.org/
Services:
 Sunday: Sunday school 9:30am • Worship 10:45am
 Wednesday: Adult and teen Bible studies & Kids Boot Camp 7:00 - 8:00pm
Flint Hills Breadbasket
Contact: Maribeth Kieffer, Executive Director: 785-537-0730
905 Yuma St.
Manhattan, KS 66502
Fax: 785-537-1353
Website: http://breadbasket.manhattanks.org/
Fee: None
Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 11:30am and 1:00 - 3:30pm
Eligibility: Anyone who does not have enough food in the home
Description: Non-profit food bank serving emergency food to local residents. Volunteers are
extremely welcome and may contact Bradon Campbell (785-537-0730).
Flint Hills Human Rights Project (FHHRP)
Contact: Michael Herman, Chair
P.O. Box 906
Manhattan, KS 66505
Website: www.fhhrp.com
Fee: Membership is $20 for individuals, $30 for families, and $5 for students. Most events are free
and open to the public.
Meetings: FHHRP co-hosts a monthly education program with Flint Hills PFLAG (Parents, Family
and Friends of Lesbians and Gays) every 1st Wednesday at the Bluestem Bistro, Manhattan, KS.
Eligibility: Members of the Flint Hills region who are LGBT, family, friends, and allies
Description: The FHHRP mission is to use the political process, education and advocacy to ensure
and promote dignity, safety, equality for and the civil and human rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, transsexual, intersex, and questioning (LGBTTIQ) individuals. FHHRP also supports the
community politically, socially, and educationally through a variety of events and programs.
Flint Hills Job Corps Center
Contact:
 Manhattan Office: 785-537-7222 • 785-564-4900
4620 Eureka Dr.
Manhattan, KS 66503
 US Department of Labor: 1-800-733-5627
Website: http://flinthills.jobcorps.gov
Fee: Call for more information.
Description: Federally funded vocational program for disadvantaged youth ages 16 to 24. Offers
training in the culinary arts, cement masonry, plumbing, carpentry, facilities maintenance, health
occupations, security training, and business office technologies.
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Flint Hills Volunteer Center
Contact: Lori Bishop, Executive Director: 785-776-7787 • 1-877-271-7050
433 Houston St.
Manhattan, KS 66502
Fax: 785-776-8653
Website: http://flinthillsvolunteercenter.com
Fee: None
Description: Flint Hills Volunteer Center recruits and places individuals in volunteer positions where
the impact on the community is measurable and where volunteers will know they have made a
difference. Volunteers provide services that utilize their own talents and interests, and present their
communities with a rich array of options for addressing the full spectrum of community needs.
Food Pantry of Geary County
Contact: Edna Hatchett: 785-762-8830
136 W. 3rd Street
Website: www.unitedwayjcgc.org/#/food-pantry-of-geary-county/4532817696
Hours:
 Monday & Thursday 9:00am - 12:45pm
 Tuesday 3:00 - 5:00pm for paperwork and 5:30 - 7:00pm for food pick-up
Eligibility: Anyone for first visit. Income guidelines apply for additional visits. Must show Social
Security card (not a copy), a valid photo ID, and proof of address. (Address must be a residential
address, not a PO Box.) Services are available to Geary County residents. Military members may
request service one time only.
Description: Emergency food source for eligible individuals up to once monthly. The Food Pantry
strives to keep the community involved with volunteers and food drives.
Fort Riley Information Line
Contact: 785-239-3911
Website: www.riley.army.mil
Fort Riley Post Library
Contact: 785-239-5305
Bldg. 5306 Hood Drive
Website: www.rileymwr.com/library/
Fee: None
Hours:
 Tuesday - Saturday 11:00am - 6:00pm
 Sunday 12:00 - 5:00pm
 Closed Mondays and Federal holidays
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Eligibility: Active duty military and their families, area retired military and their families, and Fort
Riley civilians. Must have a military ID.
Description: Lends books, audiobooks, CDs, and video games. Also hosts storytimes for children,
seminar programs for adults, and movie nights and party events throughout the year.
4-H
Contact: Ginger Kopfer: 785-238-4161
Geary County K-State Research and Extension Office
119 E. 9th St.
Website: http://geary.ksu.edu/p.aspx?tabid=19
Description: An out-of-school informal education program for youth ages 7 to 18. Provides growth
experiences and leadership development training through a variety of projects, activities, and club
formats. Offers an opportunity for young people to make friends, participate in community service
projects, and attend county and state-sponsored events such as county fair and camp. School
Enrichment Programs are also provided by the Extension Office. Programs include Corn, 3 R’s,
Wheat Science, Manners and Mealtime, There’s No I in Team, Weather Wise, and Butterflies. 4-H
club formats include Community Clubs and Project Clubs.
Friends of Animals, Inc.
Contact:
 Friends of Animals: Sally Mayes: 785-238-8751
P.O. Box 580
 Junction City Animal Shelter: 785-238-1359
Websites:
 www.petfinder.com/shelters/ks161.html
 www.facebook.com/pages/Friends-of-Animals-Inc/381284536153
Description: Friends of Animals is a nonprofit organization that some animal-loving citizens started
in the fall of 2000. FOA’s goal is to greatly reduce the number of animals that are euthanized each
year by providing inexpensive spay and neuter programs, educating youth and adults about the
benefits of spay/neuter programs and shelter adoptions, finding loving homes for adoptable shelter
animals, insuring that animals are humanely treated and animal cruelty laws are strictly enforced, and
raising funds to insure the success of the above programs.
Friends of Hope Breast Cancer Support Group
Contact: 785-238-2874
Meetings: 2nd Monday of each month at 5:30pm in the Geary County Hospital 3rd-floor conference
room
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Description: Offers support through love, compassion, and companionship to breast cancer
survivors. Friends and family of breast cancer patients are welcome. Monthly meetings provide gettogethers and guest speakers.
Friends of the Dorothy Bramlage Public Library
Joe Miller, President
Contact: Dorothy Bramlage Public Library: 785-238-4311
230 W. 7th St.
Fee: Student $5, Senior Citizen $5, Individual $10, Family/Organization $20
Meetings: 1st Wednesday of each month at 6:00pm at the Dorothy Bramlage Public Library;
dates may vary to avoid holidays and other conflicts.
Description: Friends of the Library act as library ambassadors in their communities, serve as library
advocates before the governing bodies that pull the purse strings and pass the laws that affect libraries
and library services. They also extend the services the library provides through their fundraising and
volunteer efforts. Benefits of membership include the opportunity to participate beyond borrowing
materials and attending programs, the opportunity to have a greater voice in the programs, collections
and services the library provides, and the opportunity to take advantage of special member benefits,
such as receipt of the Friends’ newsletter and early entry to the library’s fall book sale.
Friend-to-Friend Caregiver Support Group
Contact: K-State Research and Extension, Geary County: 785-238-4161
119 E. 9th St.
P.O. Box 28
Fee: None
Meetings: 3rd Tuesday of the month at 9:30am at Faith Lutheran Church, 212 N. Eisenhower
Description: The Friend-to-Friend Caregiver Support Group is one of many support groups for
caregivers in northeast Kansas. At the support group information on caregiving—including care of
the caregiver—is discussed. Confidentiality is incumbent.
Garden Club of Junction City
Contact: Sally Edwards: 785-238-5071
Description: A women's club whose object is the betterment of their homes, their surroundings, the
general community, and themselves.
Geary Community Healthcare Foundation
Contact: 785-238-3787
 Jolana Montgomery-Matney, Executive Director
 Jill Nelson, Director of Development
1310 W. Ash
P.O. Box 3015
Website: http://gchcf.org/
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Description: With a mission to obtain private gift support for health care and enhance medical
services in Geary County and surrounding communities, the Foundation is able to provide channels
by which donors may share their philanthropic objectives, such as annual gift programs, special
projects, endowments, and planned gifts. Activities of the Foundation include investing and
disbursing the funds in its care, and supporting the health care mission of Geary Community Hospital
and other non-profit health care agencies in the area served by the hospital.
Contact: 785-238-4131
Website: www.gchks.org/
Description: A general hospital providing inpatient and outpatient medical care 24 hours a day, 365
days a year.
Geary Community Hospital Auxiliary
Contact: Gail Stein: 785-238-8281
1102 St. Mary's Rd.
Website: www.gchks.org/giving/auxiliary
Fee: Annual membership fee of $5 (gives members weekly 10% discount in gift shop)
Hours (of gift shop and information desks): Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:00pm (Closed holidays)
Description: Volunteer organization established at request of the hospital administration. Oversees
fundraising and operation of gift shop and information desks. Hosts at hospital receptions.
Geary County Convention & Visitors Bureau
Contact: 785-238-2885 • 1-800-528-2489
222 W. 6th St.
Fax: 785-238-2313
Website: www.junctioncity.org/
Description: Provides welcome packets, community information, local maps, group tours, event
planning, and guest speakers.
Geary County District Courthouse, 8th Judicial District of Kansas
Contact: 785-762-5221
138 E. 8th St.
Description: The trial court has general jurisdiction over all civil and criminal cases, including
divorce and domestic relations, damage suits, probate and administration of estates, guardianships,
care of the mentally ill, juvenile matters, and small claims. Criminal and civil jury trials are held here.
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Geary County Emergency Management
Contact: Garry Berges, Director: 785-238-1290
236 E. 8th St.
Fax: 785-238-1373
Website: http://ks-geary.manatron.com/EmergencyManagement/tabid/3714/Default.aspx
Eligibility: Volunteer
Description: This is an organization whose purpose is to build, sustain, and improve our capability to
prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate all hazards such as natural
disasters, hazardous material spills, or acts of terrorism. The organization also provides the Geary
County Rural Fire Department (also see separate entry).
Geary County Extension Council
(See also K-State Research and Extension, Geary County)
Contact: 785-238-4161
119 E. 9th St.
P.O. Box 28
Fax: 785-238-7166
Website: www.geary.ksu.edu
Description: In association with the K-State Research and Extension Office, the Geary County
Extension Council “reaches out,” extending resources and addressing local community needs.
Assistance and information are available for agri-business, horticulture, community beautification,
community resource development, home and family living, consumer information, and youth
development. The council also provides educational publications, demonstrations, workshops, and
consulting services upon request.
Sponsors: 4-H groups, Family Community Education (FCE) group—adults in the community who
meet monthly to discuss ideas for improving the health and well-being of Junction City families
Geary County Office Building
200 E. 8th St.
Website: http://ks-geary.manatron.com/
Description: The Geary County Office Building houses many of the administrative departments that
serve in the running of the county.
Services:
 Appraiser, Geary County: Della Rowley: 785-238-4407
The Geary County Appraiser provides appraisals of real estate as well as personal property for
tax purposes. The appraiser does not set or collect taxes. These appraisals are part of the
valuation submitted to the county clerk, who prepares the mill levy for the county.
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Clerk, Geary County: Rebecca Bossemeyer: 785-238-3912
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The Geary County Clerk serves as the official secretary for the Board of the County
Commissioners and records meeting minutes. The Clerk also keeps receipts and expenditures
of county accounts and maintains tax roll and annual inventory of county property. The Clerk
handles all claims against county and prepares county warrants. Permits for movement on
public roads, as well as hunting and fishing licenses are issued by the Clerk. The office also
conducts voter registration and elections.

Human Resources: Lisa Eickholt: 785-238-5700
Email: [email protected] • [email protected] (for employment inquiries)
The Human Resources department serves Geary County by assisting all departments in
developing a motivated workforce. It also maintains and ensures county compliance with
employment laws.

Register of Deeds, Geary County: Diane Briestensky: 785-238-5531
The Register of Deeds department records and files deeds as well as all other documents
submitted by the public which qualify to be recorded. It also maintains an up-to-date and
accurate set of indexes which show correct ownership of land in the county, liens, and
mortgages. It also handles transfers of power of attorney and military discharges.

Treasurer, Geary County: Kathy Tremont
o Main Office: 785-238-6021
o Motor Vehicle Department: 785-238-8109
The County Treasurer’s office is responsible by state law for tax billing, collection and
distribution of tax money for the State, County, Cities, and all other taxing entitles that levy
Ad Valorem and/or special assessment taxes. The Treasurer is also responsible for all other
monies belonging to Geary County and/or directed by law to be paid to the Treasurer. In
addition, the Treasurer serves as agent for the State Department of Revenue, Division of
Vehicles regarding administration of State motor vehicle titles and registration laws.
Geary County Prevention Partnership (Geary County Community Corrections)
Contact: Dani Holliday, Chairman: 785-762-5788
Health Department
1212 W. Ash St.
Fee: None
Meetings: 4th Thursday of every month at 1:30pm at the Adolescent Resource Center, 805 N.
Washington
Description: The mission of GCPP is to provide prevention tools to reduce high risk behaviors and
destructive decisions that may lead to substance abuse in teens in Geary County, Kansas. The goal is
to assist and empower all Geary County residents to make positive choices.
Geary County Rural Fire Department
Contact: Garry Berges, Fire Chief: 785-238-1290
236 E. 8th Street
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Website: http://ks-geary.manatron.com/RuralFireDepartment/tabid/5118/Default.aspx
Description: This is a volunteer force of men and women who protect the lives, properties, and
businesses of Geary County.
Geary County Unified School District 475 (USD 475)
Contact: Mary Devin Education Support Center: 785-717-4000
123 N. Eisenhower
P.O. Box 370
Website: www.usd475.org/
Description: The Mary Devin Education Support Center serves as the administration center for
Unified School District 475. USD 475 is responsible for the operation and maintenance of public
schools within Junction City, Fort Riley, Milford, and Grandview Plaza; provides K-12 educational
programs and exceptional student education services including early childhood exceptional student
education and alternative education; and offers services covering the spectrum from emphasis on
basic skills to programs for extended learning guidance. USD 475 also provides a wide variety of
extra-curricular school activities and athletic programs.
Services:
 Business/Transportation: William Clark, Director: 717-4000
Website: www.usd475.org/depts/business/SitePages/Home.aspx
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Child Nutrition Services: Shelly Gunderson, Coordinator: 717-4000
Website: www.usd475.org/depts/nutrition/default.aspx
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Communication Services: Hugh Davis, Coordinator: 717-4000
Website: www.usd475.org/depts/communications/SitePages/Home.aspx
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Exceptional Student Services: Katina Brenn, Director: 717-4000
Website: www.usd475.org/depts/sped/default.aspx
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Geary Community Schools Foundation: Margie Pinaire, President: 717-4063
Website: www.usd475schoolfoundation.org
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Health Services:
Website: www.usd475.org/depts/health/default.aspx
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Human Resource Services: Bridget Seeman, Director: 717-4000
Website: www.usd475.org/depts/hr/SitePages/Home.aspx
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Information Technology Department: Jan Pabitzky, CIO: 717-4070
Website: www.usd475.org/depts/it/SitePages/IThome.aspx
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Innovations in Schools and Community: 717-6578
Website: www.usd475.org/depts/ip/default.aspx
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Library Media Services: Linda Bonger, Coordinator: 717-4000
Website: www.usd475.org/depts/librarymedia/default.aspx
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Teaching and Learning Division: Dr. Beth Hudson: 717-4000
Website: www.usd475.org/depts/curriculum/default.aspx
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Transitional Services Program: Marty Rombold, Coordinator: 717-4581
(Also see separate entry)
Website: www.usd475.org/Pages/transitional_living.aspx
Schools:
 Early Childhood Program, USD 475: 785-717-6950 (Also see separate entry.)
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Elementary Schools, Fort Riley:
o Custer Hill785-717-4320
6344pton Pl., Fort Riley, KS 66442
o Fort Riley Elementary: 785-717-4450
104 Morris Ave., Fort Riley, KS 66442
o Jefferson: 785-717-4550
4720 Jackson Ave., Fort Riley, KS 66442
o Morris Hill: 785-717-4650
4400 1st Division Rd., Fort Riley, KS 66442
o Seitz: 785-717-6500
27500 Rifle Range Rd., Fort Riley, KS 66442
o Ware: 785-717-4600
6975 Thomas Ave., Fort Riley, KS 66442
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Elementary Schools, Geary County:
o Grandview: 785-717-4470
109 E. Grandview Dr., Grandview Plaza, KS 66441
o Milford: 785-717-4170
402 12th St., Milford, KS 66514
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Elementary Schools, Junction City:
o Eisenhower: 785-717-4340
1625 St. Mary’s Rd., Junction City, KS 66441
o Franklin: 785-717-4380
410 W. 2nd St., Junction City, KS 66441
o Lincoln: 785-717-4570
300 Lincoln School Dr., Junction City, KS 66441
o Sheridan: 785-717-4670
429 W. Ash St., Junction City, KS 66441
o Spring Valley785-717-4790
1601 Hickory Ln., Junction City, KS 66441
o Washington: 785-717-4690
1500 N. Washington St., Junction City, KS 66441
o Westwood785-717-4150
1600 N. Eisenhower Dr., Junction City, KS 66441
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Secondary Schools:
o Fort Riley Middle School: 785-717-4500
4020 1st Division Rd., Fort Riley, KS 66442
o Junction City Freshman Success Academy: 785-717-4312
300 W. 9th St., Junction City, KS 66441
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o Junction City Middle School: 785-717-4400
700 Wildcat Ln., Junction City, KS 66441
o Junction City High School: 785-717-4200
900 N. Eisenhower Dr., Junction City, KS 66441
o Larry Dixon Center for Innovative Studies: 785-717-4710
920 W. 6th St., Junction City, KS 66441
The Larry Dixon Center provides Junction City High School students alternative
opportunities to obtain a high school diploma. Students must be currently enrolled at
Junction City High School. For more information, please call the center.
Geary Rehabilitation and Fitness Center (Geary Rehab)
Contact: 785-238-3747
Website: www.gearyrehab.com/
Fee: See description below.
Hours:
 Sunday 1:00 - 5:00pm (Closed Sundays through the summer)
Description: The center features a wide variety of Paramount and Precor Fitness Equipment and
offers program planning and personal training memberships as low as $29/month.
Girl Scouts of Northeast Kansas and Northwest Missouri
Contact: Yasche Glass, Troop Operations Manager: 785-776-1488 • 785-307-6343
215 Southwind Place, Suite 101
Manhattan, KS 66502
Website: www.gsksmo.org
Fee: $15 per year
Description: Girl Scouting is a unique place where a girl discovers her courage by exploring new
adventures, grows in confidence by finding her voice, builds character by developing her values, and
makes connections with friends and her community. Start the fun now at www.gsksmo.org/join!
Goodwill Industries
Contact: 785-238-8920
1008 W. 6th St.
Hours:
 Monday - Saturday 9:00am - 8:00pm
 Sunday 1:00 - 6:00pm
Description: Provides low cost clothing, furniture, housewares, and general household needs.
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Green Park Apartments and Resource Center
Contact: 785-238-2003
1439 N. Calhoun
Description: Provides safe, decent, and sanitary housing for elderly and low to moderate income
families. Eligibility based on annual income limits.
Habitat for Humanity
Contact: Mark Edwards: 785-238-3126
Junction City, KS 66441-2446
Description: Through Habitat, thousands of low-income families have found new hope in the form of
affordable housing. Churches, community groups, and others have joined together to successfully
tackle a significant social problem—decent housing for all. Habitat for Humanity has built more than
400,000 decent, affordable houses and served more than 2 million people around the world.
Health and Environment, Kansas Department of
Contact: Curtis State Office Building: 785-296-1500
1000 S.W. Jackson St.
Topeka, KS 66612
Website: www.kdheks.gov/
Description: Seeks to protect and improve the health and environment of all Kansans by promoting
responsible choices and awareness.
Health Department, Junction City/Geary County
Contact: 785-762-5788
1212 W. Ash St.
PO Box 282
Website: www.gcphd.org/
Fee: Call for details
Hours:
 Office Hours:
o Friday 8:00am - 3:00pm
 Walk-in Hours:
Description: The department offers women’s health services, maternal and infant health services,
reproductive health services, WIC program (see Women, Infants and Children), immunizations,
childbirth classes, smoke cessation services, child care license registration, TB testing, STD testing,
environmental health services, teen pregnancy services, and health promotion services.
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Highland Baptist Church
Contact: Brad Seifert, Pastor: 785-762-2686
PO Box 1733
Website: www.highlandjcks.org
Services:
 Sunday: Classes for all ages 9:30am • Worship 10:30am • Evening home fellowship groups
 Wednesday: Middle and high school youth 6:30pm • AWANA (ages 4 years through 6th
grade) 6:30pm
Historical Society, Geary County
Contact: 785-238-1666
 Sarah Moppin, Executive Director
 Jamie Martin, Director of Education & Programs
530 N. Adams St.
P.O. Box 1161
Fee: Free admission; members have annual membership dues.
Meetings:
 Board meetings: 2nd Monday of each month at the museum at 6:30pm
 Annual membership meeting/banquet: 2nd Monday of November—place and time TBA
Description: Organized in 1972 to preserve local heritage, the society supports the Geary
County Historical Museum, sponsors genealogical research, manages memorial funds, provides
group tours of area historical events, and supplies speakers for community programs.
Historical Society Museum, Geary County
(See also Historical Society, Geary County)
Contact: 785-238-1666
 Sarah Moppin, Executive Director
 Jamie Martin, Director of Education & Programs
530 N. Adams St.
Fee: Free admission; members have annual membership dues.
Hours:
 Museum: Tuesday - Sunday 1:00 - 4:00pm (Closed Mondays and holidays)
 Research room: Tuesday, Thursday and the 2nd Saturday of the month 1:00 - 4:00 pm.
Services:
 Jefferies Research Center: The research center serves as a depository for family and
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community histories and contains records for genealogical and historical research. Local
newspapers dating from the 1860s and an extensive collection of vintage photographs are on
file here. A microfilm reader/printer gives access to county records and newspapers. A
volunteer staff provides research assistance.
Gift Shop: An attractive gift shop features locally hand-crafted merchandise and is open on
the main level during museum hours.
Docents: Docents, authentically costumed as turn of the century school teachers, conduct
prearranged tours for groups of any size.
Museum Speakers Bureau: Speakers offer programs on a variety of historical topics to schools
and other community groups.
Traveling Trunks: Traveling trunks accompanied by costumed docents carry artifactillustrated programs to school classes and adult groups.
Living History: Living history craft demonstrations, art exhibitions, reenactments, lectures
and special programs are periodically presented at the museum.
Auditorium/Meeting Room: An auditorium or meeting room is available for group functions,
programs, and banquets. Seating capacity is approximately 115.
Home and Community-Based Programs, Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services
(KDADS)
Contact: 785-296-4986 • 1-800-432-3535
New England Building
503 S. Kansas Ave.
Topeka, KS 66603
Website: www.kdads.ks.gov
Description: KDADS serves persons with disabilities through the following Home and CommunityBased Programs: Frail Elderly, Traumatic Brain Injury, Physical Disability, Intellectual and
Developmental Disability, Autism, Money Follows the Person, and PACE. For more information,
please call.
Home Health and Hospice
Contact: 785-762-2653
Home Care Building
1310 Ash St. Suite B
Website: www.gchks.org
Hours:
 Available 24 hours a day by phone
Description: Home health care option offering a broad range of medical care & support services
provided in the home. Services range from simple assistance in the activity of daily living to hightech medical procedures.
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House of Hope, Church of the Nazarene
Contact: 785-762-4402
Hours:
 Mondays 11:00am - 1:00pm
 Thursdays 4:30 - 6:00pm
 Saturdays 10:00am - 12:00pm
 Or call for an appointment.
Description: Provides clothing and some furniture to people of any age.
Housing and Credit Counseling, Inc.
Contact: 785-539-6666 • 1-800-383-0217
323 Poyntz, Suite 101
Manhattan, KS 66502
Fax: 785-539-5327
Website: www.hcci-ks.org/
Description: HCCI assists the community by helping consumers achieve housing and financial goals
and resolve related difficulties with dignity. Provides education for tenants and landlords on rights
and responsibilities in renting in the state of Kansas. Counseling, mediation, and budget counseling
are provided. Information on leases and evictions is available. Also provides counseling for
homeowners, prospective homebuyers, and those with mortgage problems. Offices also in Lawrence
and Topeka.
Housing Authority, Junction City
Contact: 785-238-5882
1202 Country Club Ln.
Fax: 785-238-1217
Website: www.junctioncity-ks.gov/pview.aspx?id=1555&catid=3
Hours:
 Monday 1:00 - 4:00pm
 Tuesday - Friday 8:00am - 4:00pm (Closed noon hour for lunch)
Description: Provides housing for elderly and low-to-moderate income families in Junction City.
Housing Services, Fort Riley
Contact: 785-239-3525
210 Custer Ave., Rm 13
Website: www.riley.army.mil
Hours: Monday - Friday 7:00am - 4:30pm (Closed 12:00 - 12:30pm for lunch)
Description: Provides military personnel with information and assistance in obtaining off-post
housing.
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Iglesia Hispana Maranata Asambleas de Dios (Maranata Hispanic Church)
Contact: 785-762-6323 • 785-375-1833
Services:
 Sunday: Worship service 10:00am
 Tuesday: Worship service 9:00am
 Wednesday: Sunday school 7:30pm
 Friday: Prayer 9:30am • Bible study 7:30pm
Immanuel Lutheran Church
(See also Immanuel Lutheran Early Childhood Center)
Contact: 785-238-6007
630 S. Eisenhower Dr.
Website: www.lutheransonline.com/immanueljcks
Sunday Services: Worship 9:30am • Classes for all ages 10:45am
Immanuel Lutheran Early Childhood Center
(See also Immanuel Lutheran Church)
Contact: 785-238-5921
630 S. Eisenhower St.
Fee: Varies
Hours:
 Center Hours: Monday - Friday 6:30am - 6:00pm
 Preschool Sessions: Monday - Friday 8:30 - 11.30am
 Pre-K Sessions: 8:30 - 11.30am and 12:30 - 3:00pm
 Childcare: 6:30am - 6:00pm
Description: The center is a Christ-centered environment that meets the developmental needs of the
whole child. It offers preschool and pre-kindergarten classes for children ages 2½ and potty-trained to
5 years. Childcare is also available for children ages 2½ to 12.
Infant-Toddler Services, Geary County
Contact: Stacey Mayberry, CC ITS Coordinator: 785-717-4130
Eligibility: Infants ages birth through 36 months with developmental delays and disabilities who
meet criteria set by federal Special Education regulations.
Description: Services may include speech/language therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy,
and special education. All services are provided in the child’s and/or family’s natural environment,
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such as a home or day care setting. When students near their third birthday, they are referred to the
appropriate early childhood program.
Insurance Department, Kansas
Contact:
 Sandy Praeger, Commissioner of Insurance: 785-296-3071
 Hotline: 1-800-432-2484
420 S.W. 9th St.
Topeka, KS 66612-1678
Website: www.ksinsurance.org/
Description: Regulates and reviews corporations, persons, and other entities authorized to transact
the business of insurance in Kansas and ensures that compliance with Kansas insurance laws and
regulations. Assists Kansas insurance consumers when they have disputes with insurance companies
and educates consumers about insurance matters.
Intergenerational Clearinghouse and Resource Educational Center (I.C.A.R.E.)
Contact: Vickie Bobbitt: 785-761-6278
701 W. 10th Street
Website: http://2mbjc.com/i_c_a_r_e_
Hours: Monday - Friday and some weekends
Eligibility: Youth and seniors.
Description: I.C.A.R.E’s mission is to build positive relationships between youth and older adults.
Intergenerational activities consist of recreation and social interaction between both generations.
Connecting generations will strengthen communities. Volunteers are accepted.
Irwin Army Community Hospital
Contact:
 Appointments: 785-239-3627
 Information: 785-239-7000
 Emergency Room: 785-239-7777
600 Caisson Hill Rd.
Website: http://iach.amedd.army.mil
Hours:
 Emergencies: any time
 Appointments: Monday - Friday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Description: A comprehensive general hospital providing inpatient and outpatient services for active
duty military personnel, retired military personnel, and their families.
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Junction City Airport
Contact:
 Office: 785-238-1991
 Emergency Service: 1-888-462-1991
Freeman Field
540 W. 18th St.
Description: Provides facilities for aircraft maintenance, refueling, and covered tie down. Field
consists of three runways.
Junction City Baptist Church
Contact: 785-223-2565
2929 Union Rd.
Chapman, KS 67431
Junction City Brigade
Contact: Cecil Aska: 785-238-2122
PO Box 828
Website: www.jcbrigade.com
Description: A summer collegiate baseball team that plays high-quality, competitive baseball at the
historic Rathert Stadium. Players for the team come from colleges all over the United States. The JC
Brigade is operated as a nonprofit organization by the JCCBC, a local group of volunteers,
philanthropists, and fans who share a love of the game of baseball and of the Junction City
community. The goal of the JCCBC is the improvement of the community via the provision of a
quality family baseball experience.
Junction Full Gospel Church
Contact: 785-762-3031
1219 N. Franklin St.
KanCare
Contact: 1-866-305-5147 • TTY: 1-800-766-3777
6700 SW Topeka Blvd., Bldg. 281
Topeka, KS 66619
Website: http://kancare.ks.gov
Fee: Varies
Description: Low-cost or no-cost health insurance and Medicaid for Kansas families and children.
(Address above not concurrent with GPS; for those needing navigation assistance, please call.)
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Kansas Agricultural Mediation Services
Contact:
 Office: 785-532-6958
 Hotline: 1-800-321-3276
2A Edwards Hall
Kansas State University
Manhattan, KS 66506
Fax: 785-532-6532
Website: www.ksre.ksu.edu/kams/
Eligibility: Families in the Kansas agricultural and rural community
Description: KAMS coordinates farmer-creditor mediation for the Kansas agricultural community,
provides mediation services to help resolve disputes involving adverse USDA decisions, offers
financial and legal counsel to farmers and ranchers, and provides direct legal representation on a
reduced fee basis depending on income level.
Kansas Child Abuse Hotline
(See also Kansas Department for Children and Families (DCF))
Contact: 1-800-922-5330
Description: Hotline for filing an abuse report with Child Protective Services and/or Adult Protective
Services. Every call is taken seriously and every effort will be made to protect caller identity.
Available 24 hours a day.
Kansas Children’s Service League
Contact:
 Office: 785-274-3100
 Hotline: 1-800-CHILDREN (24453736)
3545 SW 5th St.
Topeka, KS 66606
Website: https://www.kcsl.org
Fee: Many services are free; fees may apply to some infant adoption (adoptive parent) services.
Hours:
 Evening/weekend schedule for PS-MAPP (training for potential foster/adoptive parents)
Description: Founded in 1893, the Kansas Children’s Service League (KCSL) is a statewide not-forprofit agency with a mission to protect and promote the well-being of children. KCSL’s Manhattan
office provides adoption services for children in foster care needing adoption, recruitment preparation
and support for adoptive and foster families, foster home services, parenting education classes, family
life education workshops, and support groups for grandparents raising grandchildren. Statewide
services available include: From Heart to Home Infant Adoption program, the Parent Helpline,
Community Resource Library, and the Governor’s Conference for the Prevention of Child Abuse and
Neglect.
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Kansas Commission for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing
Contact: 785-368-8034 • 1-800-432-0698 • TTY: 785-368-8046
Docking State Office Building
915 S.W. Harrison, 8W
Topeka, KS 66612
Fax: 785-368-7467
Website: www.dcf.ks.gov/services/rs/pages/kcdhh.aspx
Description: Provides those with hearing problems with: information and referral; advocacy; public
education; sign language interpreters and direct services.
Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs
Contact:
 Field Office: 785-238-4522
Municipal Building
P.O. Box 311
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Central Office: 785-296-3976
700 S.W. Jackson St., Suite 1004
Topeka, KS 66603
Website: http://kcva.ks.gov/
Hours:
 Field Office: Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm (Closed noon hour for lunch.) Appointments
are strongly encouraged.
 Central Office: Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm
Eligibility: Must have a discharge other than dishonorable from active military service.
Description: The Veterans’ Commission provides assistance to veterans and their family members in
filing claims for veterans’ benefits. Provides itinerant service to Manhattan, Abilene, and Wamego.
Kansas Housing Resources Corporation
Contact:
 Office: 785-217-2001
 Housing Helpline: 1-800-752-4422
611 S. Kansas Ave., Suite 300
Topeka, KS 66603
Website: http://kshousingcorp.org/
Description: The Kansas Housing Resources Corporation’s mission is to enhance Kansas
communities with housing opportunities. This goal is achieved through a variety of strategies and
approaches, including increasing homeownership opportunities, leveraging the construction of more
affordable rental housing, preserving existing housing through rehabilitation, promoting energy
efficiency improvements for owner-occupied and rental housing, providing affordable housing
through rent assistance to low-income families and senior citizens, and creating housing opportunities
for previously underserved persons and communities.
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Kansas Human Rights Commission
Contact: 785-296-3206
900 SW Jackson, Suite 568-S
Topeka, KS 66612
Website: www.khrc.net/
Eligibility: All citizens of Kansas
Description: The Human Rights Commission’s function is to help reduce or eliminate discrimination
against persons by reason of race, sex, religion, color, age, national origin, ancestry, marital status, or
physical handicap in the area of employment, public accommodations, or housing. Receives,
investigates, and attempts to conciliate all complaints alleging discrimination. Provides educational
programs and seminars in the community and provides information to landlords and tenants about
their rights and responsibilities in public accommodations and housing.
Kansas Legal Services
Contact:
 New Applicants: 1-800-723-6953
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Manhattan Office (current clients only): 785-537-2943
104 S. 4th St. #2
Manhattan, KS 66502
Fax: 785-537-2927
Website: www.kansaslegalservices.org (includes free legal forms)
Eligibility and fees: Based on income and case type
Description: Provides legal information and representation to eligible low-income and elderly
individuals. Cannot represent persons in criminal matters or cases that are fee-producing, such as
insurance, worker’s comp., or suits for damages. Cases covered are mostly public benefits, social
security, and consumer and family law. Clients need to call intake number (see above).
Kansas Migrant Education Program, Kansas ID&R
Contact: Doug Boline, State Director: 913-296-2600
900 SW Jackson St., Suite 620
Topeka, KS 66612-1212
Websites:
 www.ksmigrant.org
 www.ksde.org/Agency/DivisionofLearningServices/EarlyChildhoodSpecialEducationandTitle
Services/TitleServices/Migrant.aspx
Eligibility: Any child ages 3 to 21 who has not yet graduated from high school nor obtained a GED
and has moved from one school district to another in the past 3 years to enable the child or a parent,
guardian, or spouse to seek or obtain agricultural or fishing work. This work must be temporary or
seasonal and it must play an important part in providing a living for the worker and his or her family.
Description: To the extent feasible, all migrant education programs and projects also are required to
provide for advocacy and outreach for migratory children and their families on such topics as
education, health, nutrition, and social services. They must also provide professional development
programs for teachers and other program personnel; family literacy programs; the integration of
information technology into MEP activities; and programs to facilitate the transition of secondary
school students to post-secondary education or employment.
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Kansas School for the Deaf
Contact: 913-210-8200
450 E. Park St.
Olathe, KS 66061
Fax: 913-791-0512
Website: www.ksdeaf.org/
Description: Offers a barrier-free, bilingual (ASL-English) environment to foster early and ongoing
fluent communication as a means of broadening horizons and maximizing possibilities.
K-State Research and Extension, Geary County
Contact: 785-238-4161
PO Box 28
119 E. 9th St.
Website: www.geary.ksu.edu
Fee: None
Description: “Reaches out,” extending resources and addressing local community needs with
university resources through non-formal, non-credit programs. The Geary County Extension Office
promotes programs in 4-H Youth Development; Health, Nutrition, & Safety; Lawn & Garden;
Business & Economics; Crops & Livestock; Home & Family. Geary County Extension programs are
supported by County Agents, program coordinators and assistants, a dedicated staff of office
professionals, and numerous program volunteers. Additionally, the Extension Office serves as the
contact for 4-H programs.
Kansas State School for the Blind
Contact: 913-305-3000 • 1-800-KSBLIND (572-5463)
1100 State Ave.
Kansas City, KS 66102
Website: www.kssb.net/
Description: Seeks to empower students with knowledge, attitudes, and skills to assume responsible
roles in society and lead fulfilling lives. KSSB is the statewide leader in establishing partnerships
with parents, school districts, and community resources to promote access to a high quality education
for all Kansas students with visual impairments, regardless of where they attend school.
Kiwanis Clubs of Junction City
Contact:
 Noon Club: Ken Mortenson, Secretary: 785-762-4121
Patty Maycroft, President
P.O. Box 348
Meetings: Every Wednesday at noon at 7th Street Bakery
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South Club: Jim Germann, Secretary: 785-210-7659
Evelyn Jones, President
Meetings: Every Monday at 6:30pm at Cox Bros. Barbeque
Fee: Annual membership dues. Membership by invitation.
Description: A community-centered organization that supports and encourages the development of
various projects related to youth, elderly, and spiritual growth as determined by the organization.
KJCK-AM (1420 AM)
Contact:
 Studio: 785-238-1420
 Business Office: 785-762-5525
Eagle Radio
1030 S. Wind
PO Box 789
Email: [email protected] • [email protected]
Website: www.kjck.com
Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm
Description: “The Talk of JC” is a Junction City 24-hour news/talk information radio station owned
by Eagle Radio.
KJCK-FM (97.5 FM)
Contact:
 Manhattan: 785-539-9750
 Junction City: 785-238-0975
 Business Office: 785-762-5525
Eagle Radio
1030 S. Wind
PO Box 789
Website: www.powerhits975.com
Description: “Power Hits 97.5” is a local Top 40 hits music radio station owned by Eagle Radio.
Serves the Flint Hills region as well as some areas in North and Central Kansas.
Knights of Columbus
Contact: 785-238-7020
Knights of Columbus Hall
126 W. 7th St.
P.O. Box 1065
Meetings: 1st Tuesday of each month at 7:00pm at the Knights of Columbus Hall.
Description: Knights of Columbus is a catholic fraternal organization committed to the
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exemplification of charity, unity, patriotism, and the defense of priesthood. Knights of Columbus
members are also involved in many other church and community charitable and fun activities.
Konza Prairie Community Health and Dental Center
Contact:
 Medical: 785-238-4711
 Dental: 785-238-1829
361 Grant Ave.
Fax: 785-238-4260
Website: www.konzaprairiechc.com/
Fee: A sliding-fee scale is used to determine patient costs. Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance
are accepted.
Hours:
Description: The Health Center exists to provide all citizens with needed primary medical care
(including mental health services), regardless of age, race, sex, creed, or ability to pay. Services
include: women’s health, Kan-Be-Healthy physicals, diabetes education, school physicals, children’s
health, family planning, emergency dental, minor emergency care, flu shots, X-rays, labs, STD
services, HIV education, DOT physicals, pneumonia shots, and childhood immunizations. Bilingual
services are offered as well.
Korean Grace Baptist Church
Contact: Kung T. Kim, Pastor: 785-762-3527
629 Grant Ave.
Korean United Methodist Church
Contact: 785-762-4344
1003 N. Franklin
Service: Sunday at 11:00am
Ladies' Reading Club
Contact: Florence Whitebread: 785-238-2395
Meetings: 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month September - May at 1:30pm at the Club House, 3rd
and Jefferson Streets.
Eligibility: By invitation only
Description: A sponsored membership club that conducts educational, cultural, and philanthropic
programs.
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La Leche League of Manhattan & Junction City/Fort Riley
Contact: 785-370-4356
Website: www.kansaslll.org/
Meetings:
 Junction City/Fort Riley: 2nd Wednesday of each month at 10:00am at Army Community
Services, 7264 Normandy Dr., Fort Riley, KS 66442
 Manhattan: 4th Tuesday of the month at 10:00am & 7:00pm at Peace Lutheran Church, 2500
Kimball Ave., Manhattan, KS 66502
Description: La Leche League’s mission is to help mothers worldwide to breastfeed through motherto-mother support, encouragement, information, and education and to promote a better understanding
of breastfeeding as an important element in the healthy development of the baby and mother. Offers a
lending library of books on breastfeeding, childbirth, parenting, and nutrition.
Landlords Association, Geary County (GCLA
Contact: Gary Olds: 785-236-6537
Meetings: 2nd Monday of each month at 7:00pm (Call for location or see announcement in The Daily
Union newspaper.)
Eligibility: All landlords
Description: Formed to unite the landlords, rental property owners, residential property managers,
and organizations into a unified voice in Geary County. It is the desire of the GCLA members to
work together for the good of the tenants we serve and for the betterment of community living.
Learning Center, Geary County
Contact: Linda Prior, Coordinator: 785-223-6691
1014 W. 6th St.
Website: www2.greenbush.org/Community-learning-centers.html
Hours:
 Every 1st and 3rd Saturday 9:00am - 3:00pm
Description: High school diploma completion for adults 18 and older whose class has already
graduated. The program is computer-based and at the students’ own pace.
Learning Is for Everyone (LIFE) Continuing Education Program
Contact: 785-238-4311
230 W. 7th St.
Website: www.jclib.org/LIFE.htm
Fee: Varies
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Schedule: See website or printed course directory (available at address listed above) for class dates
and times.
Description: LIFE is an organization of organizations, dedicated to providing educational
opportunities for the people of Geary County, Fort Riley, and the surrounding area. It is based on the
philosophy that anyone can learn and anyone can teach. Partners include the City of Junction City,
Cloud County Community College—Geary County Campus, Dorothy Bramlage Public Library,
Geary Community Hospital, Geary County K-State Research and Extension, Junction City Arts
Council, Junction City/Geary County Health Department, Junction City Parks and Recreation
Department, Milford Nature Center, Rock Springs 4-H Center, USD 475, and Kansas Department of
Wildlife and Parks. Each agency has their own policies regarding class content, cancellations,
refunds, and rescheduling.
Legacy Community Church
Contact: Tom Swihart, Pastor: 785-238-1645
528 E. Flint Hills Blvd.
Website: http://legacychurch.net/
Services:
 Sunday: Fellowship 9:15am • Worship 10:00am
 Wednesday: Bible study 6:30pm
Lighthouse Christian Fellowship Church of God
Contact: 785-238-4696
 Church location: 702 N. Webster
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Mailing address: 614 W. 7th St.
Services:
 Sunday: Sunday school 10:00am • Morning worship 11:00am • Evening service 7:00pm
 Tuesday: Prayer 6:30pm
 Wednesday: Evening service 7:00pm
Lions Club of Junction City, Sundowners
Contact:
 Chuck Kiser, President: 785-530-6106

Manuel Pasquil, Secretary: 785-223-0802
Website: http://e-clubhouse.org/sites/junctioncs/
Fee: Initiation fee plus annual dues
Meetings: 1st Thursday of each month at 6:15pm at Peking Chinese Restaurant, 836 S. Washington
Description: Lions Club of Junction City, Sundowners was founded in 1952. Our main goal is to
help those with sight problems through financial assistance with eye exams and glasses. We have
given three Titmus eye testing machines to the school district and one to the Health Department. In
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addition, we help various youth groups and sponsor youth heading to summer camps. We also
participate in other community projects.
Little Theater Guild, Junction City
Contact: Nikki Davies, President: 785-238-3871
135 W. 7th St.
Fee: Guild members must be season ticket holders and pay the membership fee of $10/person per
year.
Meetings: 5 to 6 times a year September - May at 9:30am (meetings generally held 2½ weeks before
a production or event)
Eligibility: Membership to the Guild is open to those who hold season tickets or above at the
Junction City Little Theater. Each member is required to serve on at least one committee.
Description: Assists the Junction City Little Theater in running concessions at performances, calling
for reservations, hosting the annual membership party, and running the box office at performances.
Little Theater, Inc., Junction City
Contact:
 Reservations: 785-238-3906
 Theater: 785-238-3871
135 W. 7th St.
P.O. Box 305
Website: www.jclt.info
Fee: Tickets sold for each performance in addition to season tickets and patronships.
Hours:
 Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1:00pm - 5:00pm
 Box Office Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Meetings:
 Board meetings: 1st Monday of each month at 7:00pm
 Annual meeting for season members and patrons: June
Description: Founded in late 1949 for the purpose of entertainment and performing arts productions
as well as a summer workshop for children. Provides an annual scholarship. Newcomers welcome.
Living Word International Ministries
Contact: Dr. Clarence Williams, Bishop: 785-238-6128
Website: http://lwim.org/
Services:
 Sunday: Worship service 10:00am
 Wednesday: Mid-week service 7:00pm
 Saturday: Corporate prayer 8:00am
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Lyona United Methodist Church
Contact: Rev. Tyler Clark, Pastor: 785-257-3474
1850 Wolf Rd.
Website: www.facebook.com/LyonaUnitedMethodistChurch
Sunday Services: Sunday school 9:45am • Worship 11:00am
Manhattan Adult Learning Center
Contact: 785-539-9009
 Vickie R. Fix-Turkowski, Director
 Melanie Koehn, Marketing/Technology Coordinator
205 S. 4th St., Suite F
Manhattan, KS 66502
Fax: 785-539-0119
Websites:
 http://manhattanalc.webnode.com
 www.usd383.org/manhattan-ogden/usd-383-schools/adult-learning-opportunities
Hours:
 Monday - Thursday 7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Description: The Adult Learning Center assists adult students who want to complete their high
school diploma or GED; provides testing services for the GED, Compass, CDA certification, IT
certification, and TOEFL; and offers English as a Second Language and citizenship courses. For
dates, times, and costs of all courses and to determine eligibility, please call.
Manhattan Area Technical College
Contact: 785-587-2800 • 1-800-352-7575
3136 Dickens Ave.
Manhattan, KS 66503
Website: www.matc.net/
Description: MATC provides job-specific education and experience for those 16 years of age or
older in continuing education, daytime programs, and customized short courses for business and
industry. Daytime courses include air conditioning and refrigeration, automotive collision repair,
building trades, automotive technology, business and computer technology, CAD technology, electric
power and distribution, practical nursing, welding technology, information technology, and network
technology.
Manhattan Free Press (Newspaper)
Contact: 785-537-8953
409 E. 7th St.
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Blue Rapids, KS 66411
Website: www.manhattanfreepress.com/
Description: A free local newspaper that is published and distributed weekly
Manhattan Mercury, The (Newspaper)
Contact: 785-776-2200
318 N. 5th St.
Manhattan, KS 66502
Website: http://themercury.com/
Description: Newspaper that covers local, state, and national news, want ads, classified ads,
community announcements, and feature items
Manhattan Regional Airport
Contact: 785-587-4560
5500 Skyway Dr. Suite 120
Manhattan, KS 66502
Website: www.flymhk.com
Hours:
 Terminal: 4:30am - 10:15pm
 Administration: Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm (Closed noon hour for lunch)
Description: Provides facilities for operations of aircraft to include commercial, commuter, charter,
and air cargo flights connecting various cities in the United States.
Manhattan Virtual Academy
Contact: 785-587-2100, ext. 8073
2100 Poyntz Ave.
Manhattan, KS 66502
Website: http://manhattanvirtualacademy.org
Fee: None, though families are required to provide Internet for their homes. A computer and printer
are provided.
Description: A Manhattan high school program open to all Kansas residents of high school age that
offers an alternative to learning in a classroom environment through online education. Courses are
taught online by certified, experienced faculty; students are responsible for completing their own
coursework. Communication with teachers is achieved through email, online discussions, and realtime online tutoring sessions. The academy runs on a normal school-year calendar. Upon completion
of the district requirements, students will receive a diploma from the Manhattan-Ogden school
district. A new state-of-the-art laptop and a printer are provided to each student for as long as s/he is
enrolled in the academy.
Maternal and Infant Services
Contact: Junction City-Geary County Health Department: 785-762-5788
1212 W. Ash
Website: www.gcphd.org/mi.php
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Fee: None
Hours:
 Walk-in Hours:
 Business Hours:
Eligibility: Open to all pregnant women in Geary County, regardless of age or financial status.
Description: Provides prenatal and postnatal education up to age one to assist in the healthy
development of the fetus and the delivery of a healthy infant. Clients receive invitations to prenatal
care groups as well as referrals to other helpful local programs and agencies.
Milford Lake
Contact: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: 785-238-5714
Milford Lake Project Office
5203 North Highway K-57
Website: www.nwk.usace.army.mil/Locations
Description: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is responsible for maintaining and preserving many
federally-managed public lands such as Milford Lake. The corps works with the Kansas Water Office
to regulate water releases through the Milford dam for municipal and industrial needs.
Milford Nature Center
Contact: 785-238-5323
3415 Hatchery Dr.
Website: http:// kdwpt.state.ks.us/KDWPT-Info/Locations/Museums-and-Nature-Centers/MilfordNature-Center
Fee: None; donations welcome.
Hours:
 Monday - Friday (year round) 9:00am - 4:30pm
 Saturday - Sunday (April - September only) 1:00 - 5:00pm
Description: Located near beautiful Milford Reservoir in the Flint Hills of Kansas, the Milford
Nature Center provides visitors with a better understanding of the natural communities of Kansas. At
the center, visitors have the chance to see and touch native animal furs, print their own animal tracks,
and use their sense of touch to identify natural mystery items. Dioramas line the halls, depicting an
aquatic system with over 300 life-like fish, turtles, snakes, and insects and a terrestrial system
showcasing mammals, birds, and wildlife from the prairies, marshes, and woods.
Milford State Park
Contact: 785-238-3014
3612 State Park Rd.
Milford, KS 66514
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Fax: 785-238-1945
Websites:
 http://kdwpt.state.ks.us
 www.reserveamerica.com
Description: Milford State Park is a diverse 1,084-acre area located on the southeast end of Milford
Lake. Park facilities including modern campgrounds, shower buildings, toilets, swimming beaches,
boat ramps, picnic shelters, a full-service marina, and multi-purpose trails system. Milford State Park
also hosts a variety of special events.
Military Affairs Council, Junction City-Geary County
Contact: John Seitz: 785-762-2632
222 W. 6th St.
Website: http://junctioncitychamber.org
Description: The Military Affairs Council office serves as a liaison in matters relating to the military
in Junction City and Geary County. MAC offers events that build rapport with military commanders
and facilitate business development between the military and local companies. The MAC provides
helpful day-to-day information, from lobbying for legislative support on issues that affect our
military to offering assistance in the transition of military and federal employees in finding homes,
jobs and more. They also have available computers for e-mail and online banking.
Military OneSource
Contact: 1-800-342-9647
Website: www.militaryonesource.mil
Description: Provides comprehensive info on every aspect of military life for active duty, National
Guard, and reserve members and their families.
Ministerial Association of Geary County
Contact: B.J. Solander, President: 785-762-3292
P.O. Box 1674
Website: www.gcministers.snappages.com
Fee: Membership dues
Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of each month September - May at 9:00am at a GCMA church
Description: An inter-faith organization serving as a vehicle for the involvement of Junction City,
Fort Riley, and the surrounding community in joint actions addressing the problems of these
communities. Supports the development of programs devoted to promoting the welfare of humanity.
Miracle Ear Foundation
Contact: 1-800-234-5422
Website: www.miracleearfoundation.org
Description: Designed to support underserved Americans with a limited income and no other
resources for hearing aids, such as insurance, Medicaid, VA, or other state or federal programs.
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Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS)
Contact: Megan Severe: 785-762-4404
First Southern Baptist Church
1220 W. 8th St.
Website: http://fsbcjc.org/
Fee: $30 optional year-long membership with MOPS International (includes a tote bag, bookmark,
and bimonthly magazine)
Meetings: 1st and 3rd Thursdays each month from 9:00 - 11:00am
Description: Encourages mothers with children ages birth - 4 years through relationships and
resources, providing them with opportunities to share concerns, explore areas of creativity, and hear
instruction that equips women for the responsibilities of family and community. Childcare is
provided at the cost of $1/child each meeting.
Municipal Court, Junction City
Contact: 785-762-4666
700 N. Jefferson St. (basement floor)
Hours:
 Monday - Wednesday 8:00am - 4:00pm
 Thursday 10:00am - 7:00pm
Description: The Municipal Court handles all alleged violations of City of Junction City ordinances
and all alleged traffic and misdemeanor violations. The Court handles records management of all
court cases, collections of fines, and forfeitures.
Municipal Swimming Pool, Junction City
Contact:
 Swimming Season: 785-762-6422
 Post-season: 12th Street Community Center: 785-238-7529
1017 W. 5th St.
Fee:
 Family season swim pass: $150 for four and $30 for each additional family member
 Single season pass: $45
 Daily admission for adults and children: $3
Hours: 1:00 - 7:00pm from Memorial Day until school starts.
Description: The Junction City Municipal Swimming Pool features a 50-meter, 8 lane Olympic size
pool; an intermediate pool three feet deep; a toddler wading pool; a triple slide; the Spraygrounds, a
4400 sq. ft. water wonderland with water cannons, jumping jets, crown geysers, and a palm tree that
sprays water from the leaf petals; and a concessions area that sells a variety of food and drink.
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Museums, Fort Riley
(See also Custer House, Fort Riley)
 Contact: 785-239-2737
1st Infantry Division Museum, Fort Riley
207 Custer Ave.
Hours:
o Monday – Saturday 10:00am – 4:00pm
o Sunday 12:00 – 4:00pm

US Cavalry Museum, Fort Riley
205 Custer Ave.
Hours:
o Monday – Saturday 9:00am – 4:30pm
o Sunday 12:00 – 4:30pm
Description: The museums are free and open to the public year round except New Year’s, Easter,
Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Self-guided walking and driving tour pamphlets are available at the US
Cavalry Museum.
National Active & Retired Federal Employees Association (NARFE)
Contact: Robert Norcross, President: 785-762-2218
Website: www.ksnarfe.org/
Description: NARFE’s mission has remained the same since 1921, to protect and improve the
retirement benefits of federal active duty personnel and retirees and their families.
National AIDS Hotline
Contact:
 National Hotline: 1-800-232-4636
 Kansas Hotline: 785-296-6174
Website: www.cdc.gov/hiv
Description: Center for Disease Control National AIDs hotline provides test site referrals,
counseling, literature on request, and other information.
National Suicide Prevention Hotline
Hotline: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
Website: www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org
Description: Available 24 hours to connect a skilled, trained counselor at a local crisis center to any
person experiencing a suicidal crisis or emotional distress.
National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline
Helpline: 1-866-331-9474 • TTY: 1-866-331-8453
Website: www.loveisrespect.org/
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Description: Offers community support and information to understand and identify dating abuse. A
trained advocate is available 24/7. One-on-one live chat is available 7 days a week from 4:00pm to
midnight Central Standard Time. All communication is confidential and anonymous.
New Church of the Living God
Contact: James Johnson, Pastor: 785-238-3955
1315 W. Ash St.
Website: www.ncotlg.org
Services:
 Sunday: 9:00am & 11:30am
 Saturday: Prayer service: 8:00am
New Directions Emergency Shelter & Residential Care
Contact: 785-223-0500
1115 W. 14th St.
Fax: 785-223-0188
Eligibility: Ages 8 to 18 years
Description: Juvenile intake, voluntary placements, and law enforcement placements are accepted.
Provides academic programs; client staffing; parent education; crisis intervention; situational
counseling; family mediation; Scared Straight program for at-risk youth; liaison and referral services;
and Flex Referral services from the Department of Children and Families, Red Cross, Salvation
Army, and local schools. Approval is based on financial need, crisis, and risk that children will be
placed with the Kansas Department for Children and Families.
New Testament Christian Community Church of Junction City
Contact: J. Redding, Pastor: 785-762-6037
233 W. 13th St.
Websites:
 www.myntcc.org
 www.facebook.com/pages/New-Testament-Christian-Church-of-JunctionCity/306189766187389
Services:
 Sunday: 11:00am & 7:30pm
 Thursday & Saturday: 7:30pm
North Central-Flint Hills Area Agency on Aging
Contact: 785-776-9294 • 1-800-432-2703
401 Houston St.
Manhattan, KS 66502
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Fax: 785-776-9479
Website: www.ncfhaaa.com/
Fee: None; donations welcome.
Eligibility: Persons over 55 and people of any age with disabilities
Description: In partnership with local organizations, AAA plans, provides, and coordinates services
that enhance the dignity and independence of Kansans. Services administered directly by the AAA
include information and assistance, Medicare counseling, case management, friendship meals,
wellness programs, and rural housing vouchers. AAA also provides assessment and case management
services to help older Kansans remain in their homes as long as possible.
Ogden Friendship House of Hope
Contact: Diane Chapel, Director
 House of Hope: 785-537-5116
226 Riley
PO Box 328
Ogden, KS 66517

United Methodist Church: 785-539-1791
106 N Elm St
PO Box 328
Ogden, KS 66517
Website: www.facebook.com/OgdenFriendshipHouseOfHope
Hours:
 Tuesday - Friday 1:00 - 4:00pm
Description: Gives direct, responsive, and responsible material, emotional, and spiritual help.
Old Trooper Regiment, Inc. & Lady Troopers
Contact:
 Old Troopers: Scott Stuckey: 785-238-1138

Lady Troopers: Mary Sue Moore: 785-532-5230 • 785-323-1042

JCGC Military Affairs Council: 785-762-2632
222 W. 6th St.
Website: http://junctioncitychamber.org/pages/OldTrooperRegiment
Fee:
 $400/yr for 5 members of a business + $100/yr for each additional member
 $200/yr for 2 members of business + $100/yr for each additional member
 $100/yr for retired military or an individual
 $50/yr for Lady Troopers only
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Description: Both Old Trooper Regiment and Lady Troopers focus on building relationships
between the community and fort and helping soldiers and their families during their stay at Ft. Riley.
Additionally, Lady Troopers provide support for deploying/redeploying soldiers and their families.
Older Kansans Employment Program
Contact: North Central-Flint Hills Area Agency on Aging: 785-776-9294 • 1-800-432-2703
401 Houston St.
Manhattan, KS 66502
Fax: 785-776-9479
Website: www.ncfhaaa.com/
Eligibility: Persons 55 years of age or older
Description: Seeks to assist people age 55 or older seek employment by connecting employers with
older job seekers and vice versa. The program also helps senior citizens with information and skill
enhancement with computer technology.
One-on-one Adult Tutoring
Contact: Emily King: 785-238-4311
230 W. 7th St.
Description: Service provides materials and training for volunteers to tutor adults one-on-one in the
areas of ELL (English as a non-native language), literacy, basic math, and GED preparation. The
service also seeks to help tutors and students find each other; provides safe, productive spaces for
tutoring; and supplies tutor-student pairs with testing and teaching materials.
Open Door Community House, Inc.
Contact: Flora Lewis, Director: 785-238-3599 (weekdays) • 785-762-8824 (other times)
136 W. 3rd St.
Fee: None; donations are accepted
Description: The Open Door Community House Emergency Shelter provides temporary shelter,
food, and clothing to the homeless and needy of the Geary County area. The facility networks with
other social agencies in the area to assist individuals with needs beyond what Open Door can itself
provide. Started by the Geary County Ministerial Association and the Geary County Commissioners,
the shelter has been in operation since October 1991 and works to enhance positive attitudes through
life-skills training, job-service agencies, housing referrals, referrals to community service programs,
and continuing education. The Open Door is also a supported agency of the United Way. It is colocated with the Food Pantry.
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Opera House, C.L. Hoover
Contact: Mary Louise Stahl, Manager: 785-238-3906
135 W. 7th St.
P.O. Box 3005
Website: www.jcoperahouse.org/
Fee: Varies
Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10:00am to 5:00pm (Appointments available for tours and rentals)
Description: The mission of the Opera House is to provide high quality arts and cultural
entertainment to Junction City, Geary County, and the surrounding communities. The Opera House is
also available for rental for various events such as business meetings, family reunions, wedding
receptions and performances.
Operation Wheels, Fort Riley
Contact: 785-762-4780
Eligibility: Active duty military and their dependents living in Junction City or Fort Riley
Description: The YMCA offers Operation Wheels to provide rides for those who do not have access
to a vehicle or who do not drive. The program provides four round trips per month to the Commissary
(if using WIC vouchers).
Optimist Club, Breakfast
Contact: Tom Brungardt: 785-223-4207
Meetings: Every Wednesday at 6:50am at Hampton Inn
Description: Assists young people in their physical, social and mental development through
participation in athletics and organized youth activities. Sponsors non-school youth athletic teams and
other activities through donations. Will consider funding requests.
Parents and Teachers Associations (PTAs)
Contact: See listing of schools under Geary County Unified School District 475.
Eligibility: Must belong to a PTA unit
Description: Each school operates a PTA/PTSA unit in support of projects that benefit students at
each attendance center. These provide support to schools for educational enrichment, materials, and
information of interest to parents and students.
Parents as Teachers (PAT), USD 475
Contact:
 Sue Gwaltney, PAT Coordinator: 785-717-6909
 Jodie Clark, Administrative Assistant: 785-717-6900
Hauge Building
1833 Elmdale Ave.
Eligibility: Children ages prenatal/birth through kindergarten entry
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Description: Funded through the Kansas Children’s Cabinet and Trust Fund, this home-based early
childhood parent education and family support program is designed to help parents give their children
the best possible start in life. Through bi-weekly/monthly home visits, Parent Educators provide
parents with information on child development, playgroups (held twice a week at the Parents as
Teachers playroom), encouragement and ideas for parent-child activities that enhance language
development and intellectual growth, and ideas for activities that help a child’s social development
and motor skills.
Parks and Recreation Department, Junction City
Contact: 785-238-7529
1002 W. 12th St
Description: Offers spring, summer, and fall programs and activities for all ages and interests. Park
facilities and the 12th St. Community Center can be reserved for groups or special events by calling
either the number listed above or the Municipal Building Customer Service Center at 785-238-3103.
Pawnee Mental Health Services
Contact:
 Office: 785-762-5250
 After-hours Emergencies: 1-800-609-2002
814 Caroline Ave.
Website: www.pawnee.org/
Fees: Fees vary according to services provided. Clients may qualify for an adjusted fee based on
income and family size. Pawnee services qualify for most insurance plans. No one is denied services
due to inability to pay.
Hours:
 Monday & Wednesday 8:00am - 6:00pm
 Tuesday & Thursday 8:00am - 8:00pm
Description: Pawnee Mental Health Services is a private, not-for-profit comprehensive community
mental health center that has provided mental health services in the Junction City/Geary County area
for more than 50 years. Licensed or registered psychiatrists and nurses provide medication
management. Licensed psychologists, social workers, professional counselors, and marriage and
family therapists provide psychotherapy. Case management is provided primarily by bachelors’ level
staff members. Pawnee also serves nine other counties in northeast Kansas: Clay, Cloud, Jewel,
Marshall, Mitchell, Pottawatomie, Republic, Riley, and Washington.
Services: Junction City/Geary County area services include Outpatient Mental Health Services;
Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services; Community Based Services for Children (located at 351 Grant
Ave., Junction City, KS 66441); Medication Evaluation and Management Services; Evaluation
Services; Community Support Services for severely and persistently mentally ill adults; and
Prevention, Education, and Consultation Services.
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Pentecostal Apostolic Church
Contact: William Ocean, Pastor: 785-238-1595
417 N. Adams St.
Services:
 Sunday: Morning Glory 8:00am • Christian education 9:30am • Worship 10:45am
 1st and 3rd Fridays: Prayer band 5:00pm
Phil-Am Association, Junction City Chapter
Contact:
 Ada Seabrook, President: 785-375-4465
 Carmen Kiser, Vice President: 785-530-6106
1841 N Washington St.
Fee: Membership dues are $40 for families, $35 for singles, and $20 for senior citizens (age 60+)
Meetings:
 Membership: Quarterly at 6:00pm at Ada’s Salon, 1841 N. Washington
 Board of Directors: 2nd Saturday in January at 9:00am at Courtyard by Marriott
Eligibility: Membership is open to any Pilipino or American, and Phil-Am services are available to
all members and their immediate families.
Description: The purpose of the organization is to promote and preserve the Philippine
culture/traditions, to assist those of all cultures in need due to disasters, and to provide educational
scholarships to deserving students with demonstrated financial need. Major sponsored events include
Sweetheart Ball in February; Easter egg hunt/family potluck in April; Mothers’ or Fathers’ Day
potluck in May/June; Sundown Salute parade/family potluck in July; membership appreciation
potluck (Labor Day weekend); Halloween party/potluck in October; and Christmas party/potluck in
December.
Pilot Club International
Contact:
 Local Club: Kay Gatza, President: 785-238-8442
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National Office: 478-477-1208
102 Preston Court
P.O. Box 4844
Macon, GA 31208
Website: www.ksmodistrict.org
Meetings: 4th Tuesday of each month at 5:30pm at Zion United Church of Christ
Description: The Pilot Club of Junction City is a volunteer organization of active and retired
business and professional members working together to improve the quality of life in the community,
with an emphasis on serving those with brain-related disorders and disabilities.
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Police Department, Junction City
Contact:
 Tim Brown, Chief: 785-762-5912
 Emergency: 911
210 E. 9th St.
Description: The Junction City Police Department is responsible for the efficient and effective
operations of all Police functions, Junction City-Geary County Emergency 911, Public Safety
Answering Point, Drug Task force, and the Animal Control Center. It is responsible for providing
maximum protection of life and property through the prevention, detection, and investigation of
crime; the enforcement of local, state and federal statutes and regulations; the maintenance of active
public information and educational programs; and promoting and maintaining cooperation with local,
state and federal law enforcement agencies in the enforcement of applicable statutes.
Post Exchange, Fort Riley
Contact: 785-784-2026
2210 Trooper Dr.
Hours:
 Monday – Saturday 9:00am – 9:00pm
 Sunday 10:00am – 8:00pm
Description: This 120,000 square foot facility includes expanded PX services and a mall. Retail
outlets include a salon and day spa, pharmacy, barber shop, video game store, coffee shop, food
court, sporting goods store, flower shop, and a variety of kiosks.
Post Thrift Shop, Fort Riley
Contact: 785-784-3874
Bldg. 267 Stuart Ave.
Hours:
 Tuesday - Thursday 9:30am - 2:30pm
 Every 1st and 3rd Saturday 10:00am - 1:00pm
Description: Sells used clothing and household goods on consignment (shop and item provider split
proceeds from item’s sale). Call for details on prices, donation restrictions, and hours of consignment.
Rebecca Foundation’s Cloth Diaper Closet, The (TRFCDC)
Contact: 785-431-5157
 Stephanie Spriggs, Chapter President
 Stefani Linn
2220 Prospect Circle, Lot 50
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Websites:
 www.clothforall.com
 www.facebook.com/trfcdckansas
Fees: No monetary fees are required; however, families on the program are required to log 2 hours of
community service per month.
Hours: Available by phone or email anytime
Eligibility: Families currently receiving government assistance (WIC, SNAP benefits, or Medicaid)
who need assistance diapering their little ones. Families not receiving government assistance are
welcome to apply as well; the organization will take these cases under close consideration.
Description: The Rebecca Foundation’s Cloth Diaper Closet is a nonprofit organization dedicated to
helping families who wish to cloth diaper and/or natural parent their children but are unable to due to
financial restraints. Families interested in receiving assistance from TRFCDC may complete an
online application. Volunteers are welcome.
Recycle Center and Hazardous Waste, Geary County
Contact: 785-238-4600
 Recycling Center
304 E. 8th St.

Noxious Weed Department Office
310 E. 8th St.
Fee: None (commercial businesses excluded—call for prices)
Hours:
 Saturday 8:00am - 1:00pm (drop off at 1509 N. Perry St. only)
Description: The Geary County Recycling Center is the collection center for common hazardous
materials that can be found in households as well as other recyclable goods listed below. Please check
in with the Noxious Weed Department office at 310 E. 8th St. before unloading.
 Steel and aluminum cans: Cans must be rinsed, no need to remove labels.
 Plastics: No. 1 and No. 2 plastic only, lids and caps must be removed. Food and beverage
containers must be rinsed out, no unwashed items accepted. No plastic bags or Styrofoam.
 Newspaper: Shiny inserts must be removed.
 Magazines: No hard bound books. Telephone books accepted.
 Office paper: Accepted paper includes white notebook paper, copier and computer paper,
letterhead, manila folders, and pastel colored paper. No bright fluorescent and dark colored
paper, yellow sticky tabs, envelopes with plastic windows, carbon or carbonless paper and
paper containing wood pulp which looks and feels like newspaper.
 Corrugated cardboard: Boxes must be broken down.
 Household hazardous waste: Accepted waste includes turpentine, paint and wood stains,
furniture polish, household cleaners, toilet cleaners, disinfectants, antifreeze, used motor oil
and filters, transmission fluid, brake fluids, car batteries, cell phone batteries, rechargeable
batteries, pesticides, insecticides.
 E-waste: Accepted waste includes computers (all parts), laptops, monitors, printers, copiers,
fax machines, DVD players, VCRs, stereos, televisions, cell phones.
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Register of Deeds, Geary County
Contact: Diane Lynn Briestensky-Leonard: 785-238-5531
200 E. 8th St.
PO Box 927
Fax: 785-238-2642
Website: http://ks-geary.manatron.com/
Description: Services include the recording of real estate deeds, mortgages, articles of incorporation,
tax liens, transfers of power of attorney, and military discharges.
Republican Central Committee, Geary County
Contact: Staci Schroeder: 785-762-3400
Website: www.ksgop.org
Meetings: Usually the 3rd Monday of each month. Location, date, and time are published in The
Daily Union in advance.
Description: The local Republican Party Committee is open to any registered Republican in Junction
City or Geary County. The group runs campaign headquarters for Republican candidates during the
election season and also distributes candidates’ campaign yard signs. Volunteers also help organize
fundraisers for Republican candidates.
Republican Women, Geary County
Contact: Ronna Godfrey
Website: www.gcrwsite.com/
Description: Offers an opportunity for the public to increase their general political knowledge
through the promotion of candidates running for political office. Assists in voter registration and
coordinates transportation for voters at election time.
Restoration Center, Inc.
 Junction City Office: 785-762-4470
235 W. 7th St.
Fax: 785-762-4495
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Manhattan Office: 785-537-8809
3003 Anderson Ave., Suite 1001AB
Manhattan, KS 66503
Website: www.therci.com/
Hours:
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Description: The Restoration Center, Inc. is an Outpatient Treatment program in Manhattan and
Junction City, Kansas. This service allows the community members from these cities and the
surrounding areas to remain in the local community engaged with their family while receiving care
for behavioral health issues. Without these services community members would be limited in their
treatment options or have to travel out of the area for services. The Restoration Center provides care
for adolescents and adults. Each person participates in the development of their individual treatment
plan and selects the goals they desire to achieve while in treatment.
Rock Springs 4-H Center
Contact: 785-257-3221
 Susan Mueller, Marketing Director
 Jennie Coup, Scheduling Coordinator
1168 Highway K-157
Fax: 785-257-3304
Website: www.rocksprings.net
Fee: A rate schedule is available by calling 785-257-3221.
Hours:
 Business Office: 8:00am to 5:00pm
 Facility: open 24/7
Description: Rock Springs 4-H Center is a camp, conference and retreat center, open to the public
for a variety of uses. Rock Springs hosts camps, conferences, retreats, class field trips and education
outings, religious gatherings, family reunions, weddings, receptions, company picnics and more.
Rock Springs is a non-profit organization operated under the Kansas 4-H Foundation. Volunteers are
accepted for limited projects. To volunteer, complete the application on the above website or contact
Susan Mueller.
Rodeo Association, Junction City
Contact: Darryl Blocker, President: 785-210-6536
P.O. Box 211
Fee: $20/year per family
Meetings: 2nd Thursday of each month at 7:00pm at Spring Valley 4-H Center
Description: The Rodeo Association is a group of volunteers who meet in order to prepare, organize,
and execute the annual Junction City Rodeo.
Rotary Club
Contact:
 Noon Group: Mary Hogan: 785-762-3081
Website: http://cardinalins.com/rothome.htm
Meetings: Every Tuesday at 12:00pm at Valley View Estates, 1440 Pearl Dr.
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Junction City Flint Hills Morning Rotary: Lyle Everitt: 785-226-0335
PO Box 447
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Meetings: Every Wednesday at 7:00am at the Valley View Senior Life Center, 1417 W. Ash
St.
Description: A community-centered organization that promotes cooperation and understanding
among professional and business leaders. Promotes international understanding through scholarships
and fellowships awarded to students for overseas studies, an international exchange program, and
guest speakers.
Rx Assist
Website: http://rxassist.org/
Description: Website with information, news, and a database that is designed to help find affordable
or free medications. The database includes information on patient assistance programs, co-pay
assistance, drug coupons or programs that provide free/low cost medication to low-income patients.
A discount card is also available.
Salvation Army, Junction City and Manhattan
Contact:
 Junction City: Hadiyah Dansby, Volunteer Representative: 785-579-6250
Caring Place
1013 W. 8th St.
Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 1:00pm by appointment only
Description: Provides assistance to military families, low-income families and those in need
of emergency support. Each individual situation is examined and determined whether it is
possible to provide assistance. Volunteers are accepted.
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Manhattan: Lieutenant Kirsten Aho, Corps Officer: 785-539-9399
o Administrative Office
308 Poyntz Avenue
Manhattan, KS 66502
o Thrift Store
310 Poyntz Avenue
Manhattan, KS 66502
Fax: 785-565-0689
Hours:
o Office: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm
o Thrift Store: Monday - Saturday 10:00am - 6:00pm
Description: Provides assistance to those in need of emergency support. The case manager
examines each situation and determines whether it is possible to provide any assistance. The
Salvation Army Thrift Store provides gently-used clothing and other household items at
bargain prices. Volunteers are accepted. The Salvation Army Church meets every Sunday at
10:00am for Sunday school and 11:00am for Holiness meeting. The Salvation Army, an
international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian church. Its message
is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the
gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.
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School Liaison Services, Fort Riley
Contact: Sandy Johnson: 785-240-3261
Bldg. 6620 Normandy Drive
Fee: None
Description: Provides information and assistance to military families on youth education and school
issues. The program collaborates with school districts, installation organizations, and community
organizations to ensure the positive educational experience of military youth.
Second Missionary Baptist Church
Contact: Dr. Leonard F. Gray, Pastor: 785-238-7434
701 W. 10th St.
Website: http://2mbjc.com/
Services:
 Sunday: Morning worship 8:00am & 11:00am • Sunday school 9:30am
 Wednesday: Prayer meeting 7:00pm • Adult Bible study 7:30pm
Senior Citizens Center and Transportation
Contact: 785-238-4015
1025 S. Spring Valley Rd.
Fee: None
Board Meetings: 2nd Monday of each month at 9:30am at the Senior Citizens Center
Eligibility: Persons over 60 years
Description: An umbrella organization that coordinates agencies with programs and services relating
to the elderly. Special emphasis is placed on the areas of health, nutrition, recreation, transportation,
tax assistance, legal aid, energy saving (LIEAP), and housing referral.
Services:
 Transportation: available for senior citizens within Junction City at $2.00/person per ride
 Meals: noon fellowship meals provided in conjunction with the North Central-Flint Hills Area
Agency on Aging (See also Senior Services—Fellowship Meals.)
 Special Activities: Troubadours (also see separate entry) and supper on the 4th Friday evening
of each month
Senior Health Center
Contact: 785-238-3480 • 1-888-550-3414
Hours: Available 24/7
Description: The Senior Health Center is a 9-bed mental health unit offering aid to adults ages 55
and older, who are experiencing psychological difficulties. While staying at the Senior Health Center,
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patients receive complete medical and psychiatric evaluations as well as a complete assessment to
determine the nature and severity of present problems. Following evaluation, recommendations for
the best course of treatment are provided.
Senior Services–Fellowship Meals (North Central-Flint Hills Area Agency on Aging)
Contact: 785-238-4015 • 785-762-5545
Senior Citizens Building
1025 S. Spring Valley Rd.
Fee: Suggested contributions requested of $2.75 for 60 or older and $4.50 for younger than 60; no
one is refused service.
Eligibility: Persons 60 years and older
Description: Senior Services offers a daily noon meal followed by recreational and educational
programs. It also provides door-to-door transportation for noon meals and with advanced notice will
make stops in Junction City for bill paying, doctor’s appointments, and grocery shopping. Home
delivered meals are available for the homebound. On the first Wednesday of each month from
11:00am to noon, a blood pressure screening and general health program are available.
Sertoma Club
Contact: Karen Jamison, President: 785-238-6114
Fee: Quarterly fee
Meetings: 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month at 6:30am at Hampton Inn
Description: Sertoma membership is non-exclusive, not limited by gender, culture, race, or faith. To
provide a variety of services to diverse communities, Sertoma is comprised of men and women of all
ages, from trades people and small business owners to educators and professionals. Sertoma’s
primary service project is assisting the more than 50 million people with speech, hearing and
language disorders. Sertoma also sponsors community projects to promote freedom and democracy,
assist youth, and benefit a variety of local community needs, as identified by the individual clubs.
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Contact: Octavio McKenzie, Pastor: 785-238-2562
439 W. 10th St.
Website: http://junctioncity22.adventistchurchconnect.org/
Services:
 Saturday: Worship 9:30am • Sabbath/Bible school 10:45am
 Tuesday: 7:30pm
Shrine Club of Junction City/Fort Riley
Contact: Tim Echavarria, Treasurer: 785-223-1658
P.O. Box 112
Website: www.isisshriners.com
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Meetings: 3rd Monday of each month at 6:00pm at Stacy’s Restaurant
Description: The Club is a satellite organization of the ISIS Shrine Temple of Salina. The Club
provides funds for the transportation, meals, and lodging of families from this area using the
Shrine Crippled Children Hospitals and Burn Institutes, and assists the families to obtain this service.
Treatment at the Hospitals and Burn Institutes is provided by the Shrine of North America, for
children under 18 years old needing treatment, with no cost to the patient.
Fundraising projects are conducted each year to help provide this service. An annual Shrine
Parade is held in Junction City. More local information can be obtained by calling the secretary or
writing the local club. The Shriners National toll-free number for more information about Shriners
Hospitals for Crippled Children and Burn Institutes is 1-800-237-5055.
Small Business Administration
Contact: 316-269-6566
Wichita District Office
220 W. Douglas Ave. Suite 450
Wichita, KS 67202
Website: www.sba.gov/ks
Description: Offers loan guarantees through bank and non-bank lenders to small businesses and
start-ups. Also provides counseling and low-cost training to all small businesses and start-ups. Assists
in procurement of government contracting, surety bonds, and community development programs.
Social Security Office, Manhattan
Contact: 1-877-840-5741 • TTY: 1-800-325-0778
1121 Hudson Ave., Suite A
Manhattan, KS 66503
Website: www.socialsecurity.gov/
Hours:
 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00am - 3:00pm
 Wednesday 9:00am - 12:00pm
Description: Administers the Social Security Program in seven counties (Geary, Pottawatomie,
Riley, Clay, Marshall, Nemaha, and Washington), assisting qualifying individuals in filing claims for
benefits and processing those benefit claims.
Special Health Care Needs Program, Kansas
Contact: 785-296-1313 • 1-800-332-6262
1000 SW Jackson, Suite 220
Topeka, KS 66612
Fax: 785-296-8616
Website: www.kdheks.gov/shcn/
Eligibility: Kansas residents who meet the financial guidelines and are under age 22 with a medical
condition covered by the program or are of any age with a genetic or metabolic condition (covered as
of 7/1/08).
Description: Promotes the functional skills of persons, who have or are at risk for a disability or
chronic disease. SHCN provides specialized medical services to infants, children and youth up to age
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22 who have eligible medical conditions. Additionally, the program provides services to persons of
all ages with metabolic or genetic conditions screened through the Newborn Screening. Services may
include diagnostic evaluations, treatment services or care coordination and must be prior authorized.
More information and applications are available on the above website.
Special Olympics Kansas—Junction City Pacesetters
Contact: John Hagerty: 785-209-1996 • 1-800-611-0736
429 Maple St.
Website: www.ksso.org/
Description: A year round organization that provides sports and social events for mentally
challenged persons who are at least 8 years old. There are no charges and athletes who live in
Junction City or Fort Riley are picked up by a coach in a van. These athletic events are normally held
on Saturdays. Volunteers are accepted after a background check.
Speech Services of Geary Rehab
Contact: 785-762-3350
Geary Community Hospital, 3rd floor
Fee: Variable, depending upon service
Hours:
Description: Provides evaluations, therapy, and consultations for speech, language, and swallowing
disorders on a private basis. Operates through Geary Rehabilitation, nursing homes, home health, and
Geary Community Hospital.
Spin City
Contact: Lindsay Marrs, Facility Manager: 785-762-SPIN (7746)
915 S. Washington
Website: http://junctioncity-ks.gov/pView.aspx?id=1739&catid=3
Fee: Friday & Saturday $7/person; Sunday $6/person
Hours:
 Friday 6:00 - 11:00pm
 Saturday 1:00 - 5:00pm and 6:00 - 11:00pm
 Sunday 2:00 - 6:00pm
Description: Spin City is a state-of-the-art recreation center with a skating rink, Good Eat’s Café,
party rooms, basketball courts, theater area, dance floor, arcades, miniature golf and a comfortable
seating area for relaxing or visiting with friends.
Special events:
 All Night Skate: 1st Friday of September, November, March, and May—also held New Year’s
Eve—from 7:00pm - 7:00am for children 6 - 12 years of age. The cost is $20.
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Skate Clinic: the last Saturday morning of every other month from 10:00am - noon. The Skate
Clinic is open to the public and will provide skating lessons to beginners (minimum of 5 years
of age). Sign up and payment must be made in advance. The cost is $10/person.
Christian Skate Night: One Sunday each month from 6:30 - 9:30pm; the cost is $4/person. See
website for specific dates.
Square Dance Club—Buckles and Bows
Contact: Anita Cleveland: 785-349-2380
Fee: Annual membership dues plus minimum charge for workshops; attending workshops not
necessary to join club.
Meetings: 3rd Saturday of the month from 7:30pm - 10:00pm
Description: A non-profit square dance club that is affiliated with the Kansas State Square
Dance Organization. Any experienced square dance couple and spectators are welcome to join the
club; just come to any dance night. There are scheduled workshops for interested people between
mid-September and February. Dance demonstrations will be given to interested groups on request.
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Contact: Father Kerry Ninemire, Pastor
785-238-2998
Fax: 785-238-4731
Website: http://saintxparish.org
Masses:
 Saturday: 5:15pm
 Sunday: 8:00am, 9:30am, & 11:00am
St. Francis Xavier Schools
Contact: 785-238-2841
 Russell Swisher, Principal
 Shawn Augustine, Assistant Principal
Fax: 785-238-5021
Website: www.saintxrams.org/
Fee: Financial aid is available.
Description: Offers 3-to-5-year-old preschool and kindergarten through 12th grade. The mission of
the school is to educate the whole person—body, mind, and spirit—in Christian values in accordance
with the Catholic faith and tradition.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran, LCMS
Contact: Christian Schultz, Vicar: 785-238-7619
9719 Clark’s Creek Road
Sunday Services: Bible study 8:30am • Divine worship service 9:30am
Starkey Hearing Foundation (So the World May Hear)
Contact: 866-354-3254
6700 Washington Ave. South
Eden Prairie, MN 55344
Fax: 952-828-6900
Website: www.starkeyhearingfoundation.org/
Description: Provides hearing aids to needy individuals free of charge.
Sterling House
Contact: 785-762-3123
1022 N. Caroline Ave.
Website: www.brookdaleliving.com/sterling-house-of-junction-city.aspx
Fee: Varies with level of care needed and apartment size
Description: Provides permanent assisted care living to Senior Citizens 55 years and older.
Provides individual personalized service, private apartments, a warm secure environment, and a
professional staff available 24 hours a day.
Sunflower Quilters Guild
Contact: Cindy Davis, President: 785-209-0391
Website: www.sunflowerquiltguild.com
Fee: Yearly membership dues of $15. Those interested are welcome to visit two meetings before
becoming a member.
Meetings: Every 3rd Tuesday of the month at 6:30pm at the Dorothy Bramlage Public Library, 230
West 7th Street, Junction City, Kansas, 66441
Description: Offers quilting classes and programs from beginner to expert. Members receive 10%
discount at JoAnn’s and other local quilt shops.
Swap Shop
Contact: Radio Station KJCK-AM: 785-238-1420
W. Ash St. and US 77 Hwy
Website: www.kjck.com/
Time of Broadcast: Monday - Friday 9:30 - 10:00am
Description: A local radio program, 1420 KJCK, based on a call-in system that offers any person the
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opportunity to advertise items for sale and items desired to be purchased. Calls must be made at the
time of broadcast.
Talking Book Services
Contact: Toni Harrell, Director: 620-341-6280 • 1-800-362-0699
Kansas Talking Books
1 Kellogg Circle, Box 4055
Emporia, KS 66801
Website: www.kslib.info/talking-books
Fee: None
Description: Provides books and magazines to eligible Kansas residents in the twelve-county area of
the North Central Kansas Libraries System. This free library service is available for those unable to
use standard print due to temporary or permanent visual or physical impairments.
TARC, Inc.
Contact: 785-232-0597
2701 SW Randolph Ave.
Topeka, KS 66611
Fax: 785-232-3770
Website: www.tarcinc.org/
Description: Provides support and many services to infants, children, adults, and seniors with
developmental disabilities and to their families.
Teen & Youth Runaway Hotline
Hotline: 1-800-RUNAWAY (786-2929)
3080 N. Lincoln Ave.
Chicago, IL 60657
Website: www.1800runaway.org/
Description: A 24-hour hotline for youth and family members to call to work through problems and
find local help from social service agencies and organizations. Also helps runaway and homeless
youths return home safely through Home Free programs in partnership with Greyhound Lines, Inc.
Three Rivers Independent Living Resource Center
Contact: 785-456-9915 • 1-800-555-3994
504 Miller Dr.
PO Box 408
Wamego, KS 66547
Website: www.threeriversinc.org
Eligibility: Any person with a physical disability
Description: The mission of Three Rivers Inc. is to promote self-reliance of individuals with
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disabilities through education, advocacy, training, and support. Services include Home Options Made
Easy (HOME), the Independent Living Program, Financial Management Services (FMS), the
Medical Equipment Loan Program, and Accessibility Consulting for private businesses. Three Rivers
offers information and referral to family members and other agencies and will give presentations on
disability awareness issues free of charge for groups or agencies. The organization serves the
following counties: Riley, Geary, Jackson, Wabaunsee, Pottawatomie, Marshall, Washington, Brown,
and Clay. Offices are located in Wamego and Clay Center.
Transitional Services Program, USD 475
Contact: Marty Rombold, Transitional Living Coordinator: 785-717-4581
Lincoln Elementary School
300 Lincoln Dr.
Website: www.usd475.org/Pages/transitional_living.aspx
Description: Assists children in the school district identified as homeless: those living in shelters,
hotels, or doubled-up with family members due to economic hardship or crisis; unaccompanied
youth; and abandoned teenagers attempting independent living. Helps families access school
supplies, transportation, food, clothing, and necessary resources to support the school-aged child.
Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group
Contact: Jane Garcia: 785-532-1493
Website: www.tbioptions.ksu.edu
Meetings: 4th Thursday of the month at 5:30pm at College Avenue United Methodist Church, 1609
College Ave., Manhattan, KS 66502
Description: Support group seeks to offer assistance to traumatic brain injury patients, their family
members, and caregivers.
Treasurer, Geary County
Contact: Kathy Tremont
 Main Office: 785-238-6021
 Motor Vehicle Department: 785-238-8109
200 E. 8th St.
Fax: 785-238-7631
Website: http://kansastreasurers.org/countyservices/geary.htm
Hours:
 Main Office: Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm
 Motor Vehicle Department: Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Description: The County Treasurer’s Office by state law is responsible for the tax billing, collection
and distribution of tax money for the State, County, Cities, and all other taxing entitles that levy Ad
Valorem and/or special assessment taxes. The Treasurer is also responsible for all other moneys
belonging to Geary County and/or directed by law to be paid to the Treasurer. In addition, the
Treasurer serves as an agent for the State Department of Revenue, Division of Vehicles regarding the
administration of the State motor vehicle title and registration laws.
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Trevor Hotline
Hotline: 1-866-4-U-TREVOR (1-866-488-7386)
Website: www.thetrevorproject.org/
Description: The Trevor Project operates the only accredited, nationwide, around-the-clock crisis
and suicide prevention helpline for LGBTQ youth. It is also the national provider of resources to
LGBTQ youth and their families.
Troubadours of Junction City
Contact: Manny Pasquil: 785-223-0802
1511 Washburn Circle
Fee: None; however, Troubadours maintains a patrons system whereby members can voluntarily
donate monies to the Troubadours Fund to purchase new octavo music and/or new outfits.
Meetings: Mondays from 1:00 - 2:30pm at the Geary County Senior Center
Eligibility: Any senior citizen age 60 and up, who must audition for a place in the group.
Description: A choral group of senior citizens that share a love for music and the willingness to share
their talents with others that meets weekly. The choral season begins in August and ends in June with
a break in July. Three sets of programs are rehearsed during the choral season: one for fall
performances, one for Christmas, and one for spring performances.
Turning Point Wesleyan Church
Contact: 785-579-5335
339 W. 18th St.
Website: http://tpconline.cc
Services:
 Sunday: 10:30am
12th Street Community Center
Contact: 785-238-PLAY (7529)
1002 W. 12th St.
Hours:
 Office Hours: Monday - Friday 7:00am - 5:00pm
 Center Hours:
o Monday - Friday 7:00am - 9:00pm
o Saturday 1:00 - 9:00pm
o Sunday 1:00 - 5:00pm
Description: 12th Street Community Center houses two full-sized basketball courts, 12 basketball
goals, a Multipurpose Room with a 52” big screen TV, pool tables, air hockey, table tennis, vending
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machines and video games. A full kitchen is also available. Each room can be reserved and rented for
private parties/gatherings by calling 785-238-7529. Activities offered include exercise classes,
nutrition classes, arts and crafts classes, sports activities, cheer clinics, puzzle club and card nights for
seniors, and safe sitter babysitting courses. Call the center for specific activities, dates, and times.
UFM Community Learning Center
Contact: 785-539-8763
1221 Thurston St.
Manhattan, KS 66502
Website: www.tryufm.org/
Fee: Class prices vary.
Hours: See online course catalog (on website listed above) for class hours.
Description: Provides a community education program for all ages. Teachers are generally
volunteers who have an interest or a skill to share, and students are motivated entirely by their desire
to learn. Anyone is welcome to teach or attend classes. The curriculum is extremely varied, with
more than 1,000 classes per year and registration three times a year. UFM catalogs are available by
mail at the above address or on the UFM website. The UFM also oversees statewide outreach
community education programs and coordinates the Osher Learning Institute in collaboration with
Kansas University and Kansas State University Division of Continuing Education. The focus in
Osher classes is on learners age 50 or over. For more information on the Osher Learning Institute,
visit www.osher.ku.edu/manhattan.php or call UFM at 785-539-8763.
Unemployment Insurance Benefits, Kansas
Contact: 785-575-1460 • 1-800-292-6333
Website: www.getkansasbenefits.gov/
Eligibility: Must be unemployed under circumstances that do not disqualify a person from receiving
benefits, be able to work, and be willing to accept suitable work.
Description: The mission of Kansas Unemployment Insurance Benefits is to provide information
needed to apply for unemployment insurance benefits and to process claims as quickly as possible.
The fastest way to determine eligibility is to use the simple online process on the website above.
Union Masonic Lodge No. 7 AF & AM
Contact: George Shuler: 785-762-2903
722½ N. Washington St.
P.O. Box 456
Hours: 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month at 7:30pm at the First Presbyterian Church
Eligibility: Membership is voluntary upon receipt of appropriate application, fee, and a unanimous
approval vote of the current membership.
Description: Union Masonic Lodge is a charitable fraternal organization chartered on October 1857.
Freemasons are men bound together by vows of morality and self-improvement in both their public
and private lives. Freemasonry also contributes generously to many local organizations and programs
such as the United Way and Relay for Life.
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United Methodist Church of Our Savior
Contact: Joyce Allen, Pastor: 785-762-5590
1735 Thompson Drive
Sunday Services: Worship 11:00am
United Way of Junction City and Geary County
Contact: Ailleen Cray, Executive Director: 785-238-2117
139 E. 8th St.
P.O. Box 567
Website: www.unitedwayjcgc.org/
Description: A community-based fund development, distribution, planning and coordinating
organization. The United Way’s focus is health and human service needs in the Junction City, Geary
County area. Primary areas of emphasis are child & youth development and promoting families.
Upper Iowa University, Fort Riley
Contact: Tony Lipitt: 785-784-5225
Fax: 785-784-5325
Website: www.uiu.edu/locations/militarycenters/fortriley.html
Fee: Please call for current tuition prices.
Hours:
 every other Friday 8:00am - 3:30pm
Description: UIU provides postsecondary education to a widely diverse student clientele, including
both recent high school graduates and mature learners. The following Bachelor of Science Degrees
are offered at Fort Riley: Business Administration, Management, Human Resources Management,
Marketing, Technology & Information Management, Criminal Justices, Emergency & Disaster
Management, Human Services, Public Administration, Public Administration with Law Enforcement
Emphasis, Public Administration with Fire Science Emphasis, Psychology, and Social Science.
USO Fort Riley
Contact: 785-240-5326
 Jill Iwen, Director
 Crystal Tinkey, Program Manager
6918 Trooper Dr.
Website: http://us.uso.org/FortRiley
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Hours: Open every day of the year, including holidays and training days
 USO Hours:
o Monday - Friday 8:00am - 6:00pm
o Saturday - Sunday 12:00 - 6:00pm
 Family Hours:
o Monday - Friday 2:00pm - 4:00pm
o Saturday - Sunday 12:00pm - 3:00pm
Eligibility: Service members and family members over 18 with a valid military ID. Children are
welcome but must be accompanied by an adult.
Description: The USO center features a computer lab with 9 Internet computers and Wi-Fi
connectivity throughout the center; a video gaming area with various gaming consoles; a library and
family room; pool, air hockey, foosball, shuffleboard, poker and chess tables; a movie theater with a
large DVD and Blu-ray library; 9 televisions; and fire places. The USO also sponsors various
programs such as the United through Reading Military Program, Single Soldier Homecoming Kits for
service members returning from deployments, monthly No Dough Dinners, and family game nights.
Volunteer and monetary contributions are accepted for programs and for the center.
Valeo Behavioral Health Care
Contact:
 Office: 785-233-1730
 24-hour Crisis Hotline: 785-234-3300
400 SW Oakley
Topeka, KS 66606
Website: www.valeotopeka.org/
Description: Offers a wide variety of services to treat chemically dependent individuals and their
families, with the lasting goal of lifelong abstinence. Services include outreach case management,
homeless services, housing and resource services, medical services, employment services,
psychotherapy services, and a psychosocial program.
Valley View Estates Retirement Center
Contact: 785-762-2162
1417 W. Ash St.
Website: http://vvseniorlife.com/
Description: A 28-apartment complex consisting of studio, one-bedroom regular, one-bedroom
deluxe, and two-bedroom apartments for adults ages 55+ who desire a secured living environment
with transportation, meals, housekeeping, and an emergency call system available. This leisure
retirement community is designed to offer variety and to enhance each person’s individuality.
Valley View Professional Care Center
Contact: 785-762-2162
1417 W. Ash St.
Website: http://vvseniorlife.com/
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Description: A licensed professional care center specializing in geriatric care. Services include
nursing care, restorative care, physical therapy, activities, social services, and consultant services if
needed.
Services:
 Special Care Unit: for Alzheimer’s patients, a 24-bed self-contained unit with an enclosed
courtyard, wander-guard system, dining room, activities room, and lounge.
 Respite Care: for families caring for an elderly adult at home; this short-term solution
provides nursing care and assisted living on a temporary basis.
 Adult Day Care: offers alternative day care for adults who live elsewhere, enabling them to
remain in their own homes.
 Home Health Care: home health services offered in conjunction with Geary Community
Hospital (see Home Health & Hospice).
Veterans' Alliance
Contact: American Legion Post #45: 785-238-2432
P.O. Box 1641
Meetings: 2nd Thursday of every month at 7:00pm at the American Legion, 4th and
Franklin Streets
Description: An organization that provides for a united community effort to coordinate and
communicate among all veterans’ groups and agencies in the Junction City area. Provides
information on community services available to meet a wide variety of veterans’ needs, assistance in
locating and using appropriate community services, and referral service as needed.
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Contact:
 Local VFW President: Vincent Van Cleave: 785-375-9442

Post #8773: 785-238-7511
P.O. Box 286

State Office: 785-272-6463
P.O. Box 108
Topeka, KS 66601
Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7:00pm at the Post Home, 1215 S. Washington St.
Description: A male fellowship organization that provides assistance and information to anyone who
has served in the Armed Forces and their family members. Supports community activities and
encourages members to volunteer in community service projects. Special projects include hospital
visitations and a monthly bingo party at Irwin Army Hospital for patients.
Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter #344
Contact: North Central Chapter: 785-238-3505
P.O. Box 1492
Fees: Local and national dues; need not be a member to receive assistance.
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Meetings: 4th Monday of February, April, June, August, and October at 7:00pm at the American
Legion Hall, 201 E. 4th St. (December meeting determined yearly as schedules permit)
Eligibility: Vietnam-era Veteran and Associate Memberships available. Must show copy of 214 to
verify eligibility.
Description: Founded nationally in 1979; Junction City chapter chartered in 1985. Services provided
include VA hospital assistance, memorial support, civic projects, homeless vet support, and PTSD
workshops. The chapter also tries to help needy families at Christmas.
Vocational Rehabilitative Services
(See also Kansas Department for Children & Families)
Contact: Jackie Pratt: 785-762-5445, ext. 211
1010 W. 6th St.
Fax: 785-762-5062
Hours:
 By Appointment: Monday - Thursday 10:00am - 3:00pm
 Walk-in: Friday 10:00am - 3:00pm
Description: Provides vocational rehabilitation services to persons of or near employment age who
have substantial limitations for employment due to mental or physical disabilities, who are
vocationally handicapped by their limitations, and who, given service, can become employable in
normal, sheltered, or home occupations. Services include general and specialty medical diagnosis;
psychological evaluations; vocational clinical testing; physical restoration; rehabilitation; counseling
and planning; vocational training; provision of training tools, materials, equipment and follow-up;
subsistence and travel allotments when required to carry out rehabilitation plans for disabled clients.
Funding for some services may depend on economic need.
Ward Chapel (African Methodist Episcopal)
Contact: Rev. Viola Jones: 785-238-4528
1711 N. Jefferson
Sunday Services: Sunday school 9:30am • Worship 10:45am
Washburn Small Business Development Center
Contact: Daryn Soldan: 785-587-9917
Manhattan Chamber of Commerce
501 Poyntz Ave.
Manhattan, KS 66502
Website: www.washburnsmallbusiness.com
Description: The Washburn University Small Business Development Center (SBDC) provides small
business consulting services and training seminars to northeast Kansas entrepreneurs. The SBDC’s
mission is to increase the economic prosperity of northeast Kansas by helping entrepreneurs start and
grow their businesses by providing professional consulting, training, and resources.
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Weight Loss Surgery Information/Support Group
Contact: 785-762-4500 • 1-877-260-3064
Website: www.innovativeweightlosssolutions.com/
Fax: 785-210-3460
Meetings: 2nd Thursday of the month at Geary County Community Hospital, 3rd floor conference
room, Medical Arts II Building, 1102 St. Mary’s Rd.
 Post-op gastric by-pass support group: 5:00pm
 Meetings for those interested in the procedure, process, or options available: 6:30pm
Description: This is a support group that provides new and ongoing helpful information to patients
who have had Gastric By-Pass surgery or who are thinking about it. Attending class will provide you
the opportunity to meet the Liv-Lite staff, including the surgeons, nurses, dietician and psychologist.
Asking questions and discussion is encouraged between individuals and previous patients who have
had the surgery.
Wheels of H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Eat)
Contact: 785-238-2156
Fax: 785-238-2147
Description: Helping Other People Eat is a community service organization established as a feeding
ministry involving churches, civic groups, social organizations and volunteers within the Junction
City/Fort Riley community. Wheels of Hope supplements the local Food Pantry and solves the
transportation barriers that food insecure families face by bringing food to within walking distance of
their homes and offering it to them free of charge.
Women, Infants, and Children Program (WIC), Junction City and Fort Riley
Contact:
 Junction City: Health Department: 785-762-5682 • 785-762-3839
1212 W. Ash St.
P.O. Box 282
Fax: 785-762-5025
Website: www.gcphd.org/wic.php
Hours:
Eligibility: Must live in the state of Kansas and not exceed the following income guidelines:
for a family of 2 (pregnant woman includes mom and baby) $29,101/year; for a family of 4
$44,123/year
Description: Provides breastfeeding education and support; healthy food; and nutrition
information for pregnant, post-partum, and breastfeeding women, as well as infants and
children up to five years old.
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
Fort Riley: 785-239-5730
Website: http://rileycountyks.gov/1241/WIC
Fee: None
Hours:
o Monday - Wednesday 8:00am - 4:30pm
o Thursday 8:00am - 7:00pm
o Closed 12:00 - 12:30pm each day for lunch
Description: WIC is a nutrition education and supplemental food program that serves
pregnant, post-partum and breastfeeding women, infants and children up to 5 years of age.
WIC provides healthy foods, nutrition advice from Registered Dietitians and ideas on how to
stretch your family’s food dollars. WIC is also a link to helpful community resources.
Woodbine United Methodist Church
Contact: Rev. Tyler Clark, Pastor: 785-257-3474
PO Box 126
Woodbine, KS 67492
Sunday Services: Worship 9:15am • Sunday school 10:30am
Workforce Center, Junction City
Contact: 785-762-8870
1012 W. 6th St., Suite A
Fax: 785-762-3078
Website: www.kansasworks.com
Fee: None
Description: Provides employment and job training services, as well as help searching for job
listings, filling out applications, and creating resumes.
YMCA, Junction City
Contact: Ted Hayden, Executive Director: 785-762-4780
1703 McFarland Rd.
Website: www.junctioncityfamilyymca.com/
Fee: Varies
Hours:
 Tuesday & Thursday 8:00am - 8:00pm
 Saturday 2:00 - 5:00pm
Description: Provides recreation, youth sports, fitness, swimming pool, and other programs.
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Youth Clinic, Junction City
Contact: 785-762-5022
1018 W. 6th St.
Fax: 785-762-8601
Website: www.jcgchealthdept.org/jcyc.php
Fee: Call for details.
Hours:
Eligibility: Ages 6 months - 21 years
Description: Immunizations, preventive dentistry, sports/school physicals, and sick child exams.
Zion United Church of Christ
Contact: Nikki Woolsey, Reverend: 785-238-5732
1811 McFarland Rd.
Website: www.zionucc.com/
Sunday Services: Sunday school 9:30am • Service 10:30am
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MEETING ROOMS
Bella’s Italian Restaurant
785-762-1772
Availability: Days and times vary. Meeting room is available for group meetings and parties,
including Christmas parties and military base parties.
Fees: No fee, only price of food
Best Western Hotel
785-210-1212
Availability: Year round
Accommodations: Room capacity of 20-25 people
Restrictions: No alcohol or smoking
Fees: $50 for 4 hours
Equipment: TV with HDMI cord
Internet Access: Yes
C.L. Hoover Opera House
785-238-3906
Availability: Year round—days and times vary. Call Tuesday - Friday 10:00am - 5:00pm to check
availability.
Accommodations: The auditorium and rehearsal hall are available.
Restrictions: None
Fees: Vary by the specifics of each event
Equipment: Items are available, including tables, chairs, a screen, and a projector. Please ask at time
of reservation.
Internet access: Yes
Cloud County Community College, Geary County Campus
785-238-8010
Availability: Availability varies by semester.
Accommodations: Multiple rooms with varying capacities
Restrictions: No alcohol
Fees: Nominal rental fees vary according to room’s size and features.
Equipment: Microphone, computer, projector
Comfort Inn and Suites
785-579-5787
Availability: Year round—days and times vary.
Accommodations: 351 sq. ft. meeting room
Restrictions: No alcohol or smoking.
Equipment: Varies on event
Internet Access: No
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Courtyard by Marriott
785- 210-1500
Availability: Year round—days and times vary.
Accommodations: Variety of room sizes available depending on occasion.
Restrictions: No smoking
Equipment: Catering and various meeting equipment
785-238-4311
Availability:
 Saturday 8:30am - 5:00 Saturday
 Sunday 12:30pm - 5:00pm
Accommodations: Seats 60 with chairs, 30 at tables
Restrictions: Nonprofit organizations only, no alcohol or smoking
Equipment: Multimedia and overhead projector, DVD/VHS player, kitchenette
Episcopal Church of the Covenant
785-238-2897
Availability: Year round—call for specific date.
Accommodations: A variety of rooms are available.
Restrictions: Only Christian behavior
Fees: Donations
Equipment: TV available in main meeting room. Other equipment may be available; ask at time of
reservation. (Reservations may be scheduled Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings.)
First Baptist Church
785-238-3016
Availability: Year round—call for availability.
Accommodation: A variety of rooms are available.
Restrictions: Room restrictions apply. Call for listing.
Fees: Vary based on event
Equipment: None
Internet Access: Yes, in most rooms
First United Methodist Church
785-238-2156
Accommodations: A variety of rooms are available.
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Fees: Vary based on room and time necessary
Equipment: Kitchen, TV, DVD, projector, catering.
Flint Hills Assembly of God Church (formerly First Assembly of God)
785-762-3292
Availability: Year round—call for availability.
Accommodations: A variety of rooms are available. (Restrooms are not handicap accessible.)
Restrictions: Christian or community services purposes only, no alcohol or smoking
Fees: Donations
Equipment: Ask at time of reservation.
4-H/Senior Citizens Center
785-238-4161 (Geary County Extension Office)
Availability:
 Monday - Friday after 4:00pm
 Saturday & Sunday any time
Accommodations: Dining Room seats 60-65; East Side seats 300.
Fees: $20/hour per section of the building with a 2-hour minimum
Equipment: TV/VCR, refrigerator, and microwave. Kitchen available for additional fee.
Internet Access: No
Geary County Historical Society & Museum
785-238-1666
Availability: Year round except holidays
Accommodations: Auditorium capacity of 100 people
Restrictions: No smoking. Alcohol allowed only with director’s permission.
Fees: Vary based on event and size of group
Equipment: 10 tables and 100 chairs, P.A. system, coffee machine, kitchen, limited A/V equipment.
Internet Access: No
George Smith Reception Hall
785-223-7352
Accommodations: 5000 square-foot room, room capacity of 275 people standing or 100 people
seated
Restrictions: No candles, no tacks/nails, no smoking
Fees: $450/day
Equipment: 25 tables, 100 chairs, coffee machine, catering kitchen
Internet Access: No
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Hampton Inn & Suites
785-579-6950
Accommodations: 800 square-foot room, room capacity of 75 people
Restrictions: No smoking, no pets
Fees: $50 for less than 4 hours; $150 for 4 hours or more
Equipment: TV, projector, screen, microphone, podium
Health Department, Junction City/Geary County
785-762-5788
Availability: Call for available days/times.
Accommodations: Room capacity of 75 people
Fees: $15/hour
Equipment: TV/VCR, overhead and multimedia projector, compatible laptop, refrigerator,
microwave, coffee maker
Holiday Inn Express
785-762-4200
Availability: Year round—call for availability
Accommodations: Room capacity of 30 people, breakfast area
Restrictions: None
Fees: $125 for the day
Equipment: Breakfast area
Munson’s Prime
785-238-1135
Availability:
 Groups of 50 or fewer: Any day of the week (not limited to restaurant hours)
 Groups of 50 - 150: Monday – Wednesday (not limited to restaurant hours)
Accommodations: A private meeting room is available for groups of 50 or fewer. Groups of 50 to
150 may reserve the entire restaurant.
Fees:
 Groups meeting during restaurant hours: Purchase of a meal/person
 Groups meeting before or after restaurant hours: Purchase of a menu item/person (such as a
beverage or serving of ice cream)
Equipment: PA system, computer projection, and screen for PowerPoint presentation available upon
request.
Riley’s Conference Center, Fort Riley
785-784-1000
Availability: Monday – Friday during duty hours
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Accommodations: Five individual meeting rooms
Restrictions:
Equipment: Audiovisual equipment, including top-of-the-line projection systems, programmable
wireless microphones, DVD and CD players, VCRs, and portable sound systems
Rock Springs 4-H Camp
785-257-3221
Availability: Meeting rooms of various sizes, indoor and outdoor facilities, day programs and
overnight stays with meals, recreation and activities offered.
Accommodations: Groups up to 500
Fees: Vary dependent upon facility used
Equipment: TV, TV/VCR, projector, and marker boards
Spin City
785-762-7746
Availability:
 Monday & Thursday 8:00am - 3:00pm; 6:30pm - 11:00pm
 Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 8:00am - 3:00pm
 Saturday by appointment before noon; 6:30 - 11:00pm
 Sunday by appointment with manager approval
Accommodations: Skating rink, game room, concession stand, arcade, basketball court, party rooms
Fees:
 $150/hour for entire facility with a 2-hour minimum
 $25/hour for mini golf course, meeting rooms, or basketball court
Equipment: Televisions, skates, game consoles, arcade, half-court basketball, concession stand
Stacy’s Restaurant
785-238-3039
Availability: Daytime only
Restrictions: No smoking
Fees: None
Equipment: None
Starbird Education Building
785-238-5323 (Milford Nature Center)
Availability: By reservation—call to check availability.
Accommodations: Seating for 75 at tables and chairs
Fees: None
Equipment: Video projection unit, coffee pot
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12th Street Community Center
785-238-7529
Availability:
 Saturday 1:00pm - 9:00pm
 Sunday 1:00pm - 5:00pm
Accommodations: Kitchen/meeting room, multi-purpose room, gym, computer lab
Fees:
 Kitchen and multi-purpose room: $15/hour plus security deposit
 Gym: $25/hour per gym half plus security deposit
 Entire facility: $100/hour plus security deposit
Equipment: 4 computers, big screen television, DVD players, sound system
Internet access: Yes
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INDEX
Big Lakes Developmental Center, Inc .......................... 31
Bikers against Child Abuse Inc., Manhattan Chapter ... 31
Birthline, Inc ................................................................. 31
Board of Realtors, Junction City .................................. 32
Boy Scouts of America, Konza District......................... 32
Boys and Girls Club of Junction City/Geary County ..... 32
Bread of Hope.............................................................. 33
Business ........ See COMMUNITY, GOVERNMENT, AND
POLITICS
A
Academic Counseling .. See EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Adult Education ............ See EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
AIDS.............. See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
Airports .....................................See TRANSPORTATION
Alcohol & Drug Abuse Hotline ...................................... 21
Alcohol and Drug Abuse . See HEALTH SERVICES AND
SUPPORT GROUPS
Alcoholics Anonymous ................................................. 21
AlphaCare .................................................................... 21
Alzheimer’s Association ............................................... 21
Alzheimer's.... See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
American Cancer Society ............................................. 22
American Diabetes Association.................................... 22
American Heart Association ......................................... 22
American Legion Auxiliaries ......................................... 23
American Legion Post #45 ........................................... 23
American Lung Association, Upper Midwest ................ 23
American Red Cross, Manhattan/Topeka and Ft. Riley 24
Animal Control/Shelter ................................................. 25
Apostolic Academy....................................................... 25
Area Transportation Agency, Flint Hills (aTa Public Bus)
................................................................................ 26
Army Community Service (ACS) Programs ................. 26
Arthritis .......... See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
Arthritis Foundation, Kansas Chapter .......................... 27
Arts........................ See RECREATION AND CULTURAL
ENRICHMENT
Arts and Crafts Sales Store and Custom Shop ............ 27
Arts Council, Junction City ........................................... 27
Association of Retired School Personnel, Junction City
................................................................................ 28
Association of the United States Army (AUSA), Fort
Riley-Central Kansas Chapter ................................. 28
aTa Bus ..... See Area Transportation Agency (aTa Public
Bus)
Attention Deficit Disorder See HEALTH SERVICES AND
SUPPORT GROUPS
Audio Reader Network ................................................. 28
Audubon Society, Northern Flint Hills........................... 28
C
C.L. Hoover Opera House .......... See Opera House, C.L.
Hoover
Calvary Baptist Church ................................................ 33
Cancer .......... See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
CancerCare ................................................................. 33
CAPPER Foundation Easter Seals .............................. 33
Career Counseling ....... See EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Caring Place, Inc., Junction City .................................. 34
Casa de Dios—Iglesia de Dios Pentecostal, M.I. ......... 34
CASA of the 8th Judicial District ................................... 34
CDI/Head Start ............................................................ 35
Central Kansas Educational Opportunity Center ......... 35
Central Kansas Foundation for Alcohol and Chemical
Dependency ............................................................ 35
Central Michigan University at Fort Riley ..................... 35
Central Texas College ................................................. 36
Cerebral Palsy Research Foundation of Kansas, Inc. . 36
Chamber of Commerce, Junction City Area................. 36
Child Abuse ..........................See SUPPORT SERVICES
Child Abuse Hotline ..................................................... 37
Child Care .................... See EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Child Care Aware of Eastern Kansas........................... 38
Child, Youth, and School Services, Fort Riley ............. 38
Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder
(CHADD) ................................................................. 38
Church of Deliverance Interdenominational ................. 39
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints ................ 39
Church of the Nazarene ............................................... 39
CHURCHES
Apostolic
Faith Tabernacle Apostolic Church .................... 51
Assembly of God
Flint Hills Assembly of God Church (formerly First
Assembly of God) .......................................... 54
Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church....................................... 33
First Baptist Church ............................................ 53
First Southern Baptist Church ............................ 54
Highland Baptist Church..................................... 66
Junction City Baptist Church .............................. 71
Korean Grace Baptist Church ............................ 77
Second Missionary Baptist Church..................... 98
Catholic
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church................... 102
Chapels, Fort Riley
B
Bar Association, Geary County .................................... 29
Barton County Community College Fort Riley Campus 29
Barton County Community College Hazardous Materials
& Emergency Services Training Institute ................. 29
Bell Taxi Medical Rides ................................................ 29
Beta Sigma Phi ............................................................ 29
Better Business Bureau (of Nebraska, South Dakota, the
Kansas Plains, and Southwest Iowa ....................... 30
Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS)
Program, Fort Riley ................................................. 30
Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Geary County ................... 30
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24/7 Emergency Helpline.................................... 37
Command Chaplain’s Office ............................... 37
Family Life Ministry ............................................. 37
Irwin Army Community Hospital Chapel ............. 37
Kapaun Chapel ................................................... 37
Main Post Chapel ............................................... 37
Morris Hill Chapel ............................................... 37
Normandy Chapel............................................... 37
Saint Mary’s Chapel ........................................... 37
Christian
Casa de Dios ...................................................... 34
First Christian Church ......................................... 53
Church of God
Lighthouse Christian Fellowship Church of God . 79
New Church of the Living God ............................ 87
Church of Latter-Day Saints
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints ....... 39
Episcopal
Episcopal Church of the Covenant ..................... 50
Full Gospel
Junction Full Gospel Church............................... 71
Legacy Community Church ................................ 79
New Testament Christian Community Church of
Junction City .................................................. 87
Interdenominational
Church of Deliverance Interdenominational ........ 39
Lutheran
Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church (Prairie Wind
Parish) ........................................................... 51
Immanuel Lutheran Church ................................ 69
St. Paul's Lutheran, LCMS ............................... 103
Methodist
First United Methodist Church ............................ 54
Korean United Methodist Church ........................ 77
Lyona United Methodist Church ......................... 81
United Methodist Church of Our Savior ............ 108
Ward Chapel (African Methodist Episcopal) ..... 111
Woodbine United Methodist Church ................. 113
Nazarene
Church of the Nazarene...................................... 39
Non-denominational
Living Word International Ministries .................... 80
Pentecostal
Iglesia Hispana Maranata Asambleas de Dios
(Maranata Hispanic Church) .......................... 69
Pentecostal Apostolic Church ............................. 92
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church ................................... 53
Seventh Day Adventist
Seventh Day Adventist Church ........................... 99
United Church of Christ
Zion United Church of Christ ............................ 114
Wesleyan
Turning Point Wesleyan Church ....................... 106
Circle of Hope Cancer Support Group ......................... 39
Civil Air Patrol, Kansas Wing ....................................... 39
Clerk, Geary County..................................................... 40
Clinics ........... See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
Cloud County Community College ABE/GED .............. 41
Cloud County Community College, Geary County
Campus ................................................................... 40
Colleges and Universities ................ See EDUCATIONAL
SERVICES
Commissary, Fort Riley ................................................ 41
Community Centers, Fort Riley .................................... 41
Community Corrections ............................................... 42
COMMUNITY, GOVERNMENT, AND POLITICS
Community Development (See also RECREATION
AND CULTURAL ENRICHMENT)
Business and Economy
Better Business Bureau (of Nebraska, South
Dakota, the Kansas Plains, and Southwest
Iowa .......................................................... 30
Chamber of Commerce, Junction City Area .. 36
Economic Development, Junction City-Geary
County ...................................................... 48
Geary County Convention and Visitors Bureau
.................................................................. 59
Small Business Administration .................... 100
Washburn Small Business Development Center
................................................................ 111
Workforce Center, Junction City .................. 113
Community Betterment (See also VOLUNTEER
ORGANIZATIONS AND SERVICES)
Friends of Animals, Inc. ................................. 57
Garden Club of Junction City ......................... 58
Recycle Center and Hazardous Waste, Geary
County ...................................................... 94
United Way of Junction City and Geary County
................................................................ 108
Military (See also SUPPORT SERVICES—
MILITARY)
Association of the United States Army (AUSA),
Fort Riley-Central Kansas Chapter ........... 28
Fort Riley Information Line ............................ 56
Government
City and County
Elected Officials
Clerk, Geary County ................................. 40
Geary County Office Building.................... 60
Register of Deeds, Geary County ............. 95
Treasurer, Geary County ........................ 105
Emergency Assistance and Management/Law
Enforcement
Crime Stoppers, Geary County ................. 43
Emergency/Non-emergency Contact
Information ........................................... 49
Geary County Emergency Management ... 60
Geary County Rural Fire Department ....... 61
Police Department, Junction City .............. 93
Judicial System
Community Corrections ............................ 42
Court Services .......................................... 42
Geary County District Courthouse, 8th
Judicial District of Kansas .................... 59
Municipal Court, Junction City .................. 85
Federal
Social Security Office, Manhattan................ 100
State
Department for Children and Families (DCF),
Kansas ...................................................... 44
Health and Environment, Kansas Department
of............................................................... 65
Insurance Department, Kansas ..................... 70
Kansas Commission for the Deaf and Hard-ofHearing ..................................................... 73
Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs ...... 73
Special Health Care Needs Program, Kansas
................................................................ 100
122
Unemployment Insurance Benefits, Kansas 107
Politics
Democratic Central Committee ........................... 44
Republican Central Committee, Geary County ... 95
Republican Women, Geary County .................... 95
Corvias Military Living, Fort Riley ................................. 42
Court Services.............................................................. 42
Crime Stoppers, Geary County .................................... 43
Crisis Center, Inc.......................................................... 43
Custer Hill Elementary .................... See EDUCATIONAL
SERVICES—ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY
EDUCATION
Custer House, Fort Riley .............................................. 43
Parents as Teachers (PAT), USD 475 ............... 90
St. Francis Xavier Schools ............................... 102
Colleges and Universities
Academic
Barton County Community College Fort Riley
Campus .................................................... 29
Central Michigan University at Fort Riley ....... 35
Central Texas College ................................... 36
Cloud County Community College, Geary
County Campus ........................................ 40
Upper Iowa University, Fort Riley ................ 108
Industrial and Technical Trade
Manhattan Area Technical College................ 81
Elementary and Secondary Education
Online Schools
Manhattan Virtual Academy........................... 82
Private Schools
Apostolic Academy ........................................ 25
St. Francis Xavier Schools .......................... 102
Public Schools
Geary County Unified School District 475 (USD
475) .......................................................... 62
Elementary Schools - Ft. Riley
Custer Hill ............................................ 63
Fort Riley Elementary........................... 63
Jefferson .............................................. 63
Morris Hill ............................................. 63
Seitz ..................................................... 63
Ware .................................................... 63
Elementary Schools - Geary County
Grandview ............................................ 63
Milford .................................................. 63
Elementary Schools - Junction City
Eisenhower .......................................... 63
Franklin ................................................ 63
Lincoln.................................................. 63
Sheridan............................................... 63
Spring Valley ........................................ 63
Washington .......................................... 63
Westwood ............................................ 63
Secondary Schools
Fort Riley Middle School ...................... 63
Junction City Freshman Success
Academy ......................................... 63
Junction City High School .................... 64
Junction City Middle School ................. 64
Larry Dixon Center for Innovative Studies
........................................................ 64
Parents and Teachers Associations (PTAs) .. 90
Specialized Programs and Services
Civil Air Patrol, Kansas Wing .............................. 39
Dorothy Bramlage Public Library ........................ 46
...................................................................... 48
Fort Riley Post Library ........................................ 56
Geary County Extension Council........................ 60
Intergenerational Clearinghouse and Resource
Educational Center (I.C.A.R.E.) ..................... 70
Kansas Migrant Education Program, Kansas ID&R
...................................................................... 74
Kansas School for the Deaf ................................ 75
Kansas State School for the Blind ...................... 75
K-State Research and Extension, Geary County 75
La Leche League of Manhattan & Junction
City/Fort Riley ................................................ 78
D
Daily Union, The (Newspaper) ..................................... 43
DAV...........See Disabled American Veterans Thrift Store
DCF... See Department for Children and Families (DCF),
Kansas
Democratic Central Committee, Geary County ............ 44
Denistry ......... See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
Department for Children and Families (DCF), Kansas . 44
Depression .... See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, Flint Hills .... 45
Diabetes ........ See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
Diabetic Support Group................................................ 45
Disabled American Veterans Pearl Harbor #16............ 46
Disabled American Veterans Thrift Store (DAV) .......... 45
Disposition Services ..................................................... 46
Domestic Abuse ............ See EMERGENCY SERVICES;
SUPPORT SERVICES
Domestic Abuse Hotline ............................................... 46
Donated Dental Services ............................................. 46
Dorothy Bramlage Public Library.................................. 46
Drama ................... See RECREATION AND CULTURAL
ENRICHMENT
E
Eagles, Fraternal Order (FOE) ..................................... 47
Early Childhood Program, USD 475............................. 47
Easter Seals .. See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
Economic Development, Junction City-Geary County.. 48
Education Association, Junction City ........................... 48
Education Services Counseling Center, Fort Riley....... 48
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Academic and Career Counseling and Planning
Central Kansas Educational Opportunity Center 35
Federal Student Aid Program (FAFSA) .............. 52
Adult Education
Cloud County Community College, ABE/GED .... 41
Learning Center, Geary County .......................... 78
Manhattan Adult Learning Center ....................... 81
One-on-One Adult Tutoring ................................ 89
Child Care and Preschool
CDI/Head Start ................................................... 35
Early Childhood Program, USD 475 ................... 47
Family Child Care Program, Fort Riley ............... 52
Immanuel Lutheran Early Childhood Center ....... 69
Infant-Toddler Services, Geary County............... 69
123
Learning Is for Everyone (LIFE) Continuing
Education Program ........................................ 78
School Liaison Services, Fort Riley .................... 98
Transitional Services Program, USD 475 ......... 105
UFM Community Learning Center .................... 107
Eisenhower Elementary .................. See EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATION
Elks Lodge #1037, Junction City .................................. 48
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Emergency Assistance (See also SUPPORT
SERVICES--HELPLINES)
Animal Control/Shelter ........................................ 25
Crime Stoppers, Geary County ........................... 43
Emergency/Non-emergency Contact Information
....................................................................... 49
Geary Community Hospital ................................. 59
Geary County Rural Fire Department ................. 61
Irwin Army Community Hospital .......................... 70
Police Department, Junction City ........................ 93
Emergency Food/Shelter/Clothing
American Red Cross, Manhattan/Topeka and Fort
Riley ............................................................... 24
Caring Place, Inc., Junction City ......................... 34
Crisis Center, Inc. ............................................... 43
Disabled American Veterans Thrift Store (DAV) . 45
Emergency Shelter, Inc., Manhattan .................. 49
Flint Hills Breadbasket ........................................ 55
Food Pantry of Geary County ............................. 56
House of Hope, Church of the Nazarene ............ 68
New Directions Emergency Shelter and
Residential Care ............................................ 87
Ogden Friendship House of Hope ...................... 88
Open Door Community House, Inc. .................... 89
Salvation Army, Junction City and Manhattan .... 97
Emergency Services Training
American Red Cross, Manhattan/Topeka and Fort
Riley ............................................................... 24
Barton County College Hazardous Materials and
Emergency Services Training Institute........... 29
Emergency Shelter, Inc., Manhattan ............................ 49
Emergency/Non-emergency Contact Information ........ 49
Employment ......................... See SUPPORT SERVICES
Episcopal Church of the Covenant ............................... 50
Epsilon Sigma Alpha .................................................... 50
Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 1364 .......... 50
Eye Care America ........................................................ 50
First Christian Church .................................................. 53
First Infantry Division Post (Newspaper) ...................... 53
First Presbyterian Church ............................................ 53
First Southern Baptist Church ...................................... 54
First United Methodist Church ..................................... 54
Fish and Game Association, Geary County ................. 54
Assembly of God).................................................... 54
Flint Hills Breadbasket ................................................. 55
Flint Hills Human Rights Project (FHHRP) ................... 55
Flint Hills Job Corps Center ......................................... 55
Flint Hills Volunteer Center .......................................... 56
Food.............See EMERGENCY SERVICES; SUPPORT
SERVICES
Food Pantry of Geary County ...................................... 56
Fort Riley ElementarySee EDUCATIONAL SERVICES—
ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
Fort Riley Information Line ........................................... 56
Fort Riley Middle School ................. See EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATION
Fort Riley Post Library ................................................. 56
Four-H.......................................................................... 57
Franklin Elementary .. See EDUCATIONAL SERVICES—
Friends of Animals, Inc. ............................................... 57
Friends of Hope Breast Cancer Support Group ........... 57
Friends of the Dorothy Bramlage Public Library .......... 58
Friend-to-Friend Caregiver Support Group .................. 58
G
Garden Club of Junction City ....................................... 58
Geary Community Healthcare Foundation ................... 58
Geary Community Hospital .......................................... 59
Geary Community Hospital Auxiliary ........................... 59
Geary County Convention & Visitors Bureau ............... 59
Geary County District Courthouse, 8th Judicial District of
Kansas .................................................................... 59
Geary County Emergency Management ...................... 60
Geary County Extension Council ................................. 60
Geary County Historical Society .. See Historical Society,
Geary County
Geary County Office Building ....................................... 60
Geary County Prevention Partnership (Geary County
Community Corrections) ......................................... 61
Geary County Rural Fire Department .......................... 61
Geary County Unified School District 475 (USD 475) See
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES—ELEMENTARY AND
SECONDARY EDUCATION
Geary Rehabilitation and Fitness Center (Geary Rehab)
................................................................................ 64
Geneological Research. See Family Researchers, Geary
County
Girl Scouts of Northeast Kansas and Northwest Missouri
................................................................................ 64
Goodwill Industries ...................................................... 64
Government Auctions ............... See Disposition Services
Grandview Elementary.................... See EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATION
Green Park Apartments and Resource Center ............ 65
F
FAFSA ........ See Federal Student Aid Program (FAFSA)
Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church (Prairie Wind Parish)
................................................................................ 51
Faith Tabernacle Apostolic Church .............................. 51
Families Together, Inc.................................................. 51
Family Care Center of Junction City............................. 51
Family Center, Kansas State University ....................... 52
Family Child Care Program, Fort Riley......................... 52
Family Researchers, Geary County ............................. 52
Federal Student Aid Program (FAFSA) ........................ 52
Financial Aid (for School) ................ See EDUCATIONAL
SERVICES
First Assembly of God .... See Flint Hills Assembly of God
Church
First Baptist Church...................................................... 53
124
Health Insurance and Prescription Assistance
KanCare ............................................................. 71
Rx Assist ............................................................ 97
Hearing, Speech, and Sight
Audio Reader Network ....................................... 28
Eye Care America .............................................. 50
Kansas Commission for the Deaf and Hard-ofHearing .......................................................... 73
Kansas School for the Deaf ................................ 75
Kansas State School for the Blind ...................... 75
Miracle Ear Foundation ...................................... 84
Speech Services of Geary Rehab .................... 101
Starkey Hearing Foundation (So the World May
Hear) ........................................................... 103
Talking Book Services ...................................... 104
Heart and Lung
American Heart Association ............................... 22
American Lung Association, Upper Midwest ...... 23
Maternal and Pediatric Care
Birthline, Inc. ...................................................... 31
Infant-Toddler Services, Geary County .............. 69
City/Fort Riley ................................................ 78
Maternal and Infant Services .............................. 82
Women, Infants, and Children Program (WIC),
Junction City and Fort Riley ......................... 112
Mental Health and Attention Disorders
Alzheimer’s Association ..................................... 21
(CHADD) ....................................................... 38
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, Flint
Hills................................................................ 45
Pawnee Mental Health Services......................... 91
Senior Health Center .......................................... 98
Rehabilitation
Geary Rehabilitation and Fitness Center (Geary
Rehab)........................................................... 64
Vocational Rehabilitative Services ................... 111
Substance Abuse
Alcoholics Anonymous ....................................... 21
Central Kansas Foundation for Alcohol and
Chemical Dependency .................................. 35
Transportation
Bell Taxi Medical Rides ...................................... 29
Weight Loss
Weight Loss Surgery Information/Support Group
.................................................................... 112
Healthcare .... See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
Hearing ......... See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
Heart DiseaseSee HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
Highland Baptist Church .............................................. 66
Historical Society Museum, Geary County................... 66
Historical Society, Geary County ................................. 66
Home and Community-Based Programs, Kansas
Department for Aging and Disability Services
(KDADS) ................................................................. 67
Home Health and Hospice ........................................... 67
Hospice ......... See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
Hospitals ....... See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
Housing.................................See SUPPORT SERVICES
H
Habitat for Humanity .................................................... 65
Head Start ........................................ See CDI/Head Start
Health and Environment, Kansas Department of ......... 65
Health Department, Junction City/Geary County.......... 65
Health Insurance ............. See HEALTH SERVICES AND
SUPPORT GROUPS
HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT GROUPS
Aging and Elderly
Alzheimer’s Association ...................................... 21
(KDADS) ........................................................ 67
North Central-Flint Hills Area Agency on Aging .. 87
Senior Health Center .......................................... 98
Starkey Hearing Foundation (So the World May
Hear) ............................................................ 103
Valley View Professional Care Center .............. 109
AIDS
National AIDS Hotline ......................................... 86
Cancer
American Cancer Society ................................... 22
CancerCare ........................................................ 33
Circle of Hope Cancer Support Group ................ 39
Friends of Hope Breast Cancer Support Group .. 57
Caregivers
Friend-to-Friend Caregiver Support Group ......... 58
Clinics, Hospitals, Healthcare
AlphaCare........................................................... 21
Caring Place, Inc., Junction City ......................... 34
Geary Community Healthcare Foundation.......... 58
Geary Community Hospital ................................. 59
Health and Environment, Kansas Department of 65
Health Department, Junction City/Geary County 65
Home Health and Hospice .................................. 67
Irwin Army Community Hospital .......................... 70
Konza Prairie Community Health and Dental
Center ............................................................ 77
Restoration Center, Inc. ...................................... 95
Special Health Care Needs Program, Kansas .. 100
Valeo Behavioral Health Care .......................... 109
Valley View Professional Care Center .............. 109
Youth Clinic ...................................................... 114
Dentistry
Donated Dental Services .................................... 46
Konza Prairie Community Health and Dental
Center ............................................................ 77
Developmental and Physical Disabilities (See also
Hearing, Speech, and Sight)
Arthritis Foundation, Kansas Chapter) ................ 27
Big Lakes Developmental Center, Inc. ............... 31
CAPPER Foundation Easter Seals ..................... 33
Cerebral Palsy Research Foundation of Kansas,
Inc. ................................................................. 36
(KDADS) ........................................................ 67
TARC, Inc. ........................................................ 104
Three Rivers Independent Living Resource Center
..................................................................... 104
Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group .............. 105
Diabetes
American Diabetes Association .......................... 22
Diabetic Support Group ...................................... 45
125
Housing and Credit Counseling, Inc. ............................ 68
Housing Authority, Junction City .................................. 68
Housing Services, Fort Riley ........................................ 68
Landlords Association, Geary County (GCLA .............. 78
Larry Dixon Center for Innovative Studies ................. See
SECONDARY EDUCATION
Learning Center, Geary County ................................... 78
Learning Is for Everyone (LIFE) Continuing Education
Program .................................................................. 78
Legacy Community Church.......................................... 79
Libraries ...................... See EDUCATIONAL SERVICES;
LIFE Classes .......... See Learning Is for Everyone (LIFE)
Continuing Education Program
Lighthouse Christian Fellowship Church of God .......... 79
Lincoln Elementary ... See EDUCATIONAL SERVICES—
Lions Club of Junction City, Sundowners..................... 79
Little Theater Guild, Junction City ................................ 80
Little Theater, Inc., Junction City .................................. 80
Living Word International Ministries ............................. 80
Lung Disease See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
Lyona United Methodist Church ................................... 81
I
I.C.A.R.E ......... See Intergenerational Clearinghouse and
Resource Educational Center
Iglesia Hispana Maranata Asambleas de Dios (Maranata
Hispanic Church) ..................................................... 69
Immanuel Lutheran Church .......................................... 69
Immanuel Lutheran Early Childhood Center ................ 69
Infant-Toddler Services, Geary County ........................ 69
Insurance Department, Kansas .................................... 70
Educational Center (I.C.A.R.E.)............................... 70
Irwin Army Community Hospital ................................... 70
J
Jefferson Elementary See EDUCATIONAL SERVICES—
Junction City Airport ..................................................... 71
Junction City Baptist Church ........................................ 71
Junction City Brigade ................................................... 71
Junction City Freshman Success Academy ...............See
SECONDARY EDUCATION
Junction City High School ............... See EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATION
Junction City Middle School ............ See EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATION
Junction Full Gospel Church ........................................ 71
M
Manhattan Adult Learning Center ................................ 81
Manhattan Area Technical College .............................. 81
Manhattan Free Press (Newspaper) ............................ 81
Manhattan Mercury, The (Newspaper) ........................ 82
Manhattan Regional Airport ......................................... 82
Manhattan Virtual Academy ......................................... 82
Maternal and Infant Services ....................................... 82
Media and Communication ....... See RECREATION AND
CULTURAL ENRICHMENT
Medical ......... See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
MEETING ROOMS .................................................... 115
4-H/Senior Citizens Center ................................... 117
Bella's Italian Restaurant....................................... 115
Best Western Hotel ............................................... 115
C.L. Hoover Opera House..................................... 115
Cloud County Community College, Geary County
Campus ............................................................ 115
Comfort Inn and Suites ......................................... 115
Courtyard by Marriott ............................................ 116
Dorothy Bramlage Public Library........................... 116
Episcopal Church of the Covenant ........................ 116
First Baptist Church............................................... 116
First United Methodist Church ............................... 116
Assembly of God) ............................................. 117
Geary County Historical Society & Museum ......... 117
George Smith Reception Hall ................................ 117
Hampton Inn & Suites ........................................... 118
Health Department, Junction City/Geary County .. 118
Holiday Inn Express .............................................. 118
Munson's Prime .................................................... 118
Riley's Conference Center, Fort Riley ................... 118
Rock Springs 4-H Camp ....................................... 119
Spin City................................................................ 119
Stacy's Restaurant ................................................ 119
Starbird Education Building ................................... 119
Twelfth Street Community Center ......................... 120
Milford Elementary .... See EDUCATIONAL SERVICES—
K
KanCare ....................................................................... 71
Kansas Agricultural Mediation Services ....................... 72
Kansas Child Abuse Hotline ......................................... 72
Kansas Children’s Service League .............................. 72
Kansas Commission for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing73
Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs ..................... 73
Kansas Housing Resources Corporation ..................... 73
Kansas Human Rights Commission ............................. 74
Kansas Legal Services................................................. 74
Kansas Migrant Education Program, Kansas ID&R ...... 74
Kansas School for the Deaf ......................................... 75
Kansas State School for the Blind ................................ 75
Kiwanis Clubs of Junction City ..................................... 75
KJCK-AM (1420 AM) .................................................... 76
KJCK-FM (97.5 FM) ..................................................... 76
Knights of Columbus .................................................... 76
Konza Prairie Community Health and Dental Center ... 77
Korean Grace Baptist Church ...................................... 77
Korean United Methodist Church ................................. 77
K-State Research and Extension, Geary County ......... 75
L
La Leche League of Manhattan & Junction City/Fort
Riley ........................................................................ 78
Ladies' Reading Club ................................................... 77
126
Milford Lake ................................................................. 83
Milford Nature Center ................................................... 83
Milford State Park......................................................... 83
Military Affairs Council, Junction City-Geary County .... 84
Military OneSource....................................................... 84
Military Services ................... See SUPPORT SERVICES
Ministerial Association of Geary County ....................... 84
Miracle Ear Foundation ................................................ 84
MOPS ................................ See Mothers of Preschoolers
Morris Hill Elementary ..................... See EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATION
Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) ................................ 85
Municipal Court, Junction City ...................................... 85
Municipal Swimming Pool, Junction City ...................... 85
Museums .............. See RECREATION AND CULTURAL
ENRICHMENT
Museums, Fort Riley .................................................... 86
Preschool ..................... See EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Association of Retired School Personnel, Junction
City ..................................................................... 28
Association of the United States Army (AUSA), Fort
Riley-Central Kansas Chapter ............................ 28
Bar Association, Geary County ............................... 29
Board of Realtors, Junction City .............................. 32
Education Association, Junction City ...................... 48
Landlords Association ............................................. 78
Ministerial Alliance of Geary County ....................... 84
National Active & Retired Federal Employees
Association (NARFE) ......................................... 86
Veterans' Alliance ................................................. 110
PTAs .................See Parents and Teachers Associations
R
Rebecca Foundation’s Cloth Diaper Closet, The
(TRFCDC) ............................................................... 93
Arts and Education
Arts and Crafts Sales Store and Custom Shop .. 27
Arts Council, Junction City ................................. 27
Dorothy Bramlage Public Library ........................ 46
Learning Is for Everyone (LIFE) Continuing
Education Program ........................................ 78
Little Theater Guild, Junction City....................... 80
Little Theater, Inc., Junction City ........................ 80
Opera House, C.L. Hoover ................................. 90
Sunflower Quilters Guild................................... 103
Talking Book Services ...................................... 104
Troubadours of Junction City ........................... 106
Twelfth Street Community Center .................... 106
UFM Community Learning Center .................... 107
Fitness, Physical Recreation, and Sports
Geary Rehabilitation and Fitness Center (Geary
Rehab)........................................................... 64
Junction City Brigade ......................................... 71
Municipal Swimming Pool, Junction City ............ 85
Parks and Recreation Department, Junction City91
Special Olympics Kansas—Junction City
Pacesetters.................................................. 101
Spin City ........................................................... 101
Square Dance Club—Buckles and Bows ......... 102
Twelfth Street Community Center .................... 106
YMCA, Junction City ........................................ 113
Media and Communication
Newspapers
Daily Union, The ............................................ 43
First Infantry Division Post ............................. 53
Manhattan Free Press ................................... 81
Manhattan Mercury, The ............................... 82
Radio
Audio Reader Network .................................. 28
KJCK-AM (1420 AM) ..................................... 76
KJCK-FM (97.5 FM) ...................................... 76
Swap Shop .................................................. 103
Military
Community Centers, Fort Riley .......................... 41
USO Fort Riley ................................................. 108
Museums and History
Custer House, Fort Riley .................................... 43
Historical Society Museum, Geary County ......... 66
N
NARFE ................. See National Active & Retired Federal
Employees Association
Association (NARFE) .............................................. 86
National AIDS Hotline .................................................. 86
National Suicide Prevention Hotline ............................. 86
National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline .......................... 86
New Church of the Living God ..................................... 87
New Directions Emergency Shelter & Residential Care
................................................................................ 87
New Testament Christian Community Church of Junction
City .......................................................................... 87
Newspapers .......... See RECREATION AND CULTURAL
ENRICHMENT
North Central-Flint Hills Area Agency on Aging............ 87
O
Ogden Friendship House of Hope ................................ 88
Old Trooper Regiment, Inc. & Lady Troopers .............. 88
Older Kansans Employment Program .......................... 89
One-on-one Adult Tutoring ........................................... 89
Open Door Community House, Inc. ............................. 89
Opera House, C.L. Hoover ........................................... 90
Operation Wheels, Fort Riley ....................................... 90
Optimist Club, Breakfast .............................................. 90
P
Parents and Teachers Associations (PTAs) ................. 90
Parents as Teachers (PAT), USD 475 ......................... 90
Parks and Recreation Department, Junction City......... 91
Pawnee Mental Health Services .................................. 91
Pentecostal Apostolic Church ...................................... 92
Phil-Am Association, Junction City Chapter ................. 92
Pilot Club International ................................................. 92
Police Department, Junction City ................................. 93
Politics........... See COMMUNITY, GOVERNMENT, AND
POLITICS
Post Exchange, Fort Riley............................................ 93
Post Thrift Shop, Fort Riley .......................................... 93
Pregnancy ............ See SUPPORT SERVICES; HEALTH
SERVICES AND SUPPORT GROUPS
127
Historical Society, Geary County ........................ 66
Museums, Fort Riley ........................................... 86
Nature and Animals
Audubon Society, Northern Flint Hills ................. 28
Fish and Game Association, Geary County ........ 54
Friends of Animals, Inc. ...................................... 57
Milford Lake ........................................................ 83
Milford Nature Center ......................................... 83
Milford State Park ............................................... 83
Parks and Recreation Department, Junction City91
Rock Springs 4-H Center .................................... 96
Special Interest (See also VOLUNTEER
ORGANIZATIONS AND SERVICES)
Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 1364 50
Garden Club of Junction City .............................. 58
Ladies' Reading Club.......................................... 77
Optimist Club, Breakfast ..................................... 90
Phil-Am Association, Junction City Chapter........ 92
Rodeo Association, Junction City ....................... 96
Youth
Boy Scouts of America, Konza District ............... 32
Boys and Girls Club of Junction City/Geary County
....................................................................... 32
Four-H ................................................................ 57
Girl Scouts of Northeast Kansas and Northwest
Missouri ......................................................... 64
Recycle Center and Hazardous Waste, Geary County 94
Red Cross See American Red Cross, Manhattan/Topeka
and Fort Riley
Register of Deeds, Geary County ................................ 95
Republican Central Committee, Geary County ............ 95
Republican Women, Geary County .............................. 95
Restoration Center, Inc. ............................................... 95
Rock Springs 4-H Center ............................................. 96
Rodeo Association, Junction City ................................. 96
Rotary Club .................................................................. 96
Rx Assist ...................................................................... 97
Sterling House ............................................. 103
Three Rivers Independent Living Resource
Center ..................................................... 104
Valley View Estates Retirement Center ....... 109
Senior Services
North Central-Flint Hills Area Agency on Aging
.................................................................. 87
Older Kansans Employment Program ........... 89
Senior Citizens Center and Transportation .... 98
Senior Services--Fellowship Meals (North
Central-Flint Hills Area Agency on Aging) . 99
Social Security Office, Manhattan................ 100
Troubadours of Junction City ....................... 106
Veterans
Disabled American Veterans Pearl Harbor #16 .. 46
Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs ........... 73
Veterans' Alliance ............................................. 110
Veterans of Foreign Wars ................................ 110
Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter #344 ... 110
Sertoma Club ............................................................... 99
Seventh Day Adventist Church .................................... 99
Sexual Assault ............... See EMERGENCY SERVICES;
SUPPORT SERVICES
Sheridan Elementary See EDUCATIONAL SERVICES—
Shrine Club of Junction City/Fort Riley ........................ 99
Small Business Administration ................................... 100
Social Security Office, Manhattan .............................. 100
Sororities...... See VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS AND
SERVICES
Special Health Care Needs Program, Kansas ........... 100
Special Olympics Kansas-Junction City Pacesetters . 101
Speech Services of Geary Rehab .............................. 101
Spin City .................................................................... 101
Spring Valley Elementary................ See EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATION
Square Dance Club—Buckles and Bows ................... 102
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church ............................ 102
St. Francis Xavier Schools ......................................... 102
St. Paul’s Lutheran, LCMS ......................................... 103
Starkey Hearing Foundation (So the World May Hear)
.............................................................................. 103
Sterling House ........................................................... 103
Substance Abuse ............ See HEALTH SERVICES AND
SUPPORT GROUPS
Sunflower Quilters Guild ............................................ 103
Support Groups .............. See HEALTH SERVICES AND
SUPPORT GROUPS
SUPPORT SERVICES
Children, Youth, and Families
Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Geary County ......... 30
CASA of the 8th Judicial District ......................... 34
Child Care Aware of Eastern Kansas ................. 38
Child, Youth, and School Services, Fort Riley .... 38
Kansas .......................................................... 44
Geary County Prevention Partnership (Geary
County Community Corrections).................... 61
Kansas Children's Service League ..................... 72
City/Fort Riley ................................................ 78
Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS)....................... 85
S
Salvation Army ............................................................. 97
School Liaison Services, Fort Riley .............................. 98
Schools .....................See EDUCATIONAL SERVICES—
Second Missionary Baptist Church .............................. 98
Seitz Elementary .......See EDUCATIONAL SERVICES—
Senior Citizens Center and Transportation .................. 98
Senior Health Center.................................................... 98
Senior Services–Fellowship Meals (North Central-Flint
Hills Area Agency on Aging) .................................... 99
SENIORS, VETERANS, RETIREES
Retirees
Association of Retired School Personnel, Junction
City................................................................. 28
Association (NARFE) ..................................... 86
Seniors (See also HEALTH SERVICES AND
SUPPORT GROUPS—AGING AND ELDERLY)
Senior Living
Green Park Apartments and Resource Center
.................................................................. 65
Housing Authority, Junction City .................... 68
128
Parents as Teachers (PAT), USD 475 ................ 90
Rebecca Foundation's Cloth Diaper Closet, The
(TRFCDC) ...................................................... 93
United Way of Junction City and Geary County 108
Counseling and Rehabilitation (See also HEALTH
SERVICES AND SUPPORT GROUPS)
Crisis Center, Inc. ............................................... 43
....................................................................... 48
Family Care Center of Junction City ................... 51
Family Center, Kansas State University ............. 52
Discounted or Free Food, Clothing, Household Items
and Goods
Bread of Hope .................................................... 33
Disabled American Veterans Thrift Store (DAV) . 45
Disposition Services ........................................... 46
Goodwill Industries ............................................. 64
Ogden Friendship House of Hope ...................... 88
Post Thrift Shop, Fort Riley................................. 93
(TRFCDC) ...................................................... 93
Salvation Army, Junction City and Manhattan .... 97
..................................................................... 112
Employment
Employment Preparation and Assistance
Kansas ...................................................... 44
Older Kansans Employment Program ........... 89
Workforce Center, Junction City .................. 113
Unemployment
Unemployment Insurance Benefits, Kansas 107
Vocational Training
Barton County Community College Hazardous
Materials and Emergency Services Training
Institute ..................................................... 29
Flint Hills Job Corps Center ........................... 55
Vocational Rehabilitative Services ............... 111
Financial
Insurance Department, Kansas .......................... 70
Social Security Office, Manhattan ..................... 100
Unemployment Insurance Benefits, Kansas ..... 107
Health ....... See HEALTH SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS
Helplines
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Hotline ......................... 21
Bikers against Child Abuse Inc, Manhattan
Chapter .......................................................... 31
Birthline, Inc. ....................................................... 31
Child Abuse Hotline ............................................ 37
Domestic Abuse Hotline ..................................... 46
Kansas Child Abuse Hotline ............................... 72
National AIDS Hotline ......................................... 86
National Suicide Prevention Hotline ................... 86
National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline ................. 86
Teen & Youth Runaway Hotline ........................ 104
Trevor Hotline ................................................... 106
Housing
Corvias Military Living, Fort Riley ....................... 42
Green Park Apartments and Resource Center ... 65
Habitat for Humanity........................................... 65
Housing and Credit Counseling, Inc. .................. 68
Housing Authority, Junction City......................... 68
Housing Services, Fort Riley .............................. 68
Kansas Housing Resources Corporation ........... 73
Valley View Estates Retirement Center............ 109
Human Rights
Flint Hills Human Rights Project (FHHRP) ......... 55
Kansas Human Rights Commission ................... 74
Legal
Kansas Agricultural Mediation Services ............. 72
Kansas Legal Services ....................................... 74
Military
Army Community Service (ACS) Program ......... 26
Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS)
Program, Fort Riley ....................................... 30
Child, Youth, and School Services, Fort Riley .... 38
Commissary, Ft Riley ......................................... 41
Community Centers, Fort Riley .......................... 41
Corvias Military Living, Fort Riley ....................... 42
...................................................................... 48
Family Child Care Program, Fort Riley ............... 52
Fort Riley Information Line ................................. 56
Housing Services, Fort Riley .............................. 68
Irwin Army Community Hospital ......................... 70
Military Affairs Council Junction City-Geary County
...................................................................... 84
Military OneSource ............................................. 84
Operation Wheels, Fort Riley ............................. 90
Post Exchange, Fort Riley .................................. 93
Post Thrift Shop, Fort Riley ................................ 93
School Liaison Services, Fort Riley .................... 98
USO Fort Riley ................................................. 108
Special Needs
(CHADD) .......... See HEALTH SERVICES AND
SUPPORT GROUPS
Early Childhood Program, USD 475 ................... 47
Families Together, Inc. ....................................... 51
(KDADS) ........................................................ 67
Swap Shop ................................................................ 103
T
Talking Book Services ............................................... 104
TARC, Inc. ................................................................. 104
Teen & Youth Runaway Hotline ................................. 104
Three Rivers Independent Living Resource Center ... 104
Transitional Services Program, USD 475 .................. 105
TRANSPORTATION
Area Transportation Agency (aTa Public Bus) ........ 26
Bell Taxi Medical Rides ........................................... 29
Junction City Airport ................................................ 71
Manhattan Regional Airport .................................... 82
Operation Wheels, Fort Riley .................................. 90
Senior Citizens Center and Transportation ............. 98
Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group ....................... 105
Treasurer, Geary County ........................................... 105
Trevor Hotline ............................................................ 106
Troubadours of Junction City ..................................... 106
129
Turning Point Wesleyan Church................................. 106
Tutoring ........................ See EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Twelfth Street Community Center .............................. 106
Sertoma Club ..................................................... 99
Shrine Club of Junction City/Fort Riley ............... 99
United Way of Junction City and Geary County 108
.................................................................... 112
Fraternal Organizations and Sororities
Fraternal Organizations
Eagles, Fraternal Order (FOE) ...................... 47
Elks Lodge #1037, Junction City ................... 48
Knights of Columbus ..................................... 76
Union Masonic Lodge No. 7 AF & AM ......... 107
Sororities
Beta Sigma Phi .............................................. 29
Epsilon Sigma Alpha ..................................... 50
Veterans and Military
American Legion Auxiliaries ............................... 23
American Legion Post #45 ................................. 23
Old Trooper Regiment, Inc. & Lady Troopers ..... 88
Veterans of Foreign Wars ................................ 110
Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter #344 ... 110
U
UFM Community Learning Center.............................. 107
Unemployment Insurance Benefits, Kansas .............. 107
Union Masonic Lodge No. 7 AF & AM........................ 107
United Methodist Church of Our Savior ...................... 108
United Way of Junction City and Geary County ......... 108
Upper Iowa University, Fort Riley ............................... 108
USD 475 ...................See EDUCATIONAL SERVICES—
USO Fort Riley ........................................................... 108
V
Valeo Behavioral Health Care .................................... 109
Valley View Estates Retirement Center ..................... 109
Valley View Professional Care Center ....................... 109
Veterans .......... See SENIORS, VETERANS, RETIREES
Veterans' Alliance ...................................................... 110
Veterans of Foreign Wars .......................................... 110
Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter #344 ............. 110
Vocational Rehabilitative Services ............................. 111
VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS AND SERVICES
Community and Human Service
Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Geary County .......... 30
CASA of the 8th Judicial District ......................... 34
Family Researchers, Geary County .................... 52
Flint Hills Volunteer Center ................................. 56
Four-H ................................................................ 57
Friends of the Dorothy Bramlage Public Library . 58
Geary Community Hospital Auxiliary .................. 59
Geary County Extension Council ........................ 60
Geary County Rural Fire Department ................. 61
Habitat for Humanity ........................................... 65
Historical Society Museum, Geary County ......... 66
Historical Society, Geary County ........................ 66
Kiwanis Clubs of Junction City............................ 75
Lions Club of Junction City, Sundowners ........... 79
One-on-One Adult Tutoring ................................ 89
Open Door Community House, Inc. .................... 89
Pilot Club International ....................................... 92
(TRFCDC) ...................................................... 93
Rodeo Association, Junction City ....................... 96
Rotary Club......................................................... 96
W
Ward Chapel (African Methodist Episcopal) .............. 111
Ware Elementary ...... See EDUCATIONAL SERVICES—
Washburn Small Business Development Center ....... 111
Washington Elementary .................. See EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATION
Weight Loss Surgery Information/Support Group ...... 112
Westwood Elementary .................... See EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATION
Wheels of H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Eat) ........ 112
WIC ............. See Women, Infants, and Children Program
Women, Infants, and Children Program (WIC), Junction
City and Fort Riley................................................. 112
Woodbine United Methodist Church .......................... 113
Workforce Center, Junction City ................................ 113
Y
YMCA, Junction City .................................................. 113
Youth Activities and Programs .. See RECREATION AND
CULTURAL ENRICHMENT
Youth Clinic, Junction City ......................................... 114
Z
Zion United Church of Christ...................................... 114
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