My Semicolon; Our Story
I wear a semicolon on the underside of my wrist. Not because I am weak. I wear it because my support system includes access to mental health care. That semicolon […]
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I wear a semicolon on the underside of my wrist. Not because I am weak. I wear it because my support system includes access to mental health care. That semicolon […]
My Semicolon; Our Story Read More »
Training alone is not enough. People need training plus support. That is what a wraparound model means. Here is something most people get wrong about Southeast Topeka. They think the
A Job Is a Start. A Career Is a Future. Read More »
Getting to work, school, or the doctor sounds simple. But for many families in Southeast Topeka, it is not simple at all. If you do not have a reliable way
Why Getting Around Matters: Transportation and Opportunity in Our Neighborhood Read More »
Factories across the country need workers. Good jobs are opening up right here in Topeka too. But most young people are not lining up to take them. SENT wants to
Manufacturing Jobs Are Changing. Here’s How SENT Is Helping Neighbors Get Ready. Read More »
SENT is a holistic community development nonprofit based in the southeast Topeka neighborhood of Hi-Crest. We like to say we are person-centered and data-driven. We have dynamic programming on a
Housing Is Not the Finish Line. It Is the Foundation. Read More »
How SENT Inc.’s Substance Use Disorder Recovery Services Are Meeting People Where They Are — and Walking With Them Toward What’s Next There is a moment, for many people struggling
Recovery Is Not a Straight Line. But It Is Possible. Read More »
Mental Health Across the Lifespan, and Why Every Season Needs Support Recently, I was sitting at the dinner table talking with my pre-teen twins about college. As we talked, they
The Time of Our Lives Read More »
A Public Conversation About Housing, Public Investment, and the Future We Are Building Together For too long, affordable housing has been treated only as a social-service issue. It is certainly
You Are Right to Be Asking Questions Read More »
In the Declaration of Independence, the founders wrote, “We hold these truths to be self-evident.” They were naming a promise that should not have to be argued: that people have
When the Truths of Homeownership Are No Longer Self-Evident Read More »
Why rising gambling, shrinking affordability, and the search for a way out are quietly reshaping families—and what we can do about it. Twice, I watched my mom get suckered. The
When Hope Gets Built on False Promises Read More »