FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SENT, Inc. and Tenants to Homeowners Partner to Expand Affordable Housing Opportunities in Lawrence and Douglas County Organizations will share learning, resources, and relationships to help close
Our Blueprint for Lasting Change Behind every strong organization is a clear plan. At SENT, that plan is rooted in something called a Theory of Change — a thoughtful framework
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A case for one-stop shop resource centers and coordinated care One of my favorite movies of all time is 300. The cinematography is unforgettable, but what has always stayed with
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This blog intentionally aligns five complementary frameworks into a single, organized structure that shows how SENT translates evidence and policy into measurable, neighborhood‑level outcomes while partnering across institutions with a
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Access Our Full Annual Report Here. 2025 was a year of grounding. We entered this year focused on sustainability, accountability, and care for both our neighbors and our team. By
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Real transformation rarely comes from a single program. Real change comes from meeting people where they are, listening first, and walking beside them through life’s twists and turns. That is
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Topeka, KS — February 2026 — SENT, Inc., in partnership with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), Topeka Correctional Facility (TCF), Kansas Correctional Industries (KCI), and Health Legacy
How SENT Is Building Stronger Pathways for Youth, Families, and Community Health Prevention is often misunderstood. It’s not just about saying “don’t.” It’s not about waiting for warning signs to
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So often in the nonprofit world, we enter spaces with deep care and genuine concern for our friends and neighbors. We listen to stories about barriers that stand in the
There is a quiet tension that shows up often in nonprofit and community development work, especially in under-resourced neighborhoods. It usually starts with deep care. Those of us who walk
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