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Read the full newsletter here. A case for one-stop shop resource centers and coordinated care When it comes to closing the affordable housing gap in neighborhoods like Hi-Crest, in counties […]

Read the Full Newsletter Here. Even Spartans Have the Agoge A case for one-stop shop resource centers and coordinated care One of my favorite movies of all time is 300.

  Improving Trust in Mainstream Financial Institutions in Under-Resourced Communities In nonprofit work, we often enter communities with deep care and genuine concern. We listen to stories about barriers to

A Thoughtful Look at Research and Our Practice This is a question we hear often, and it is a fair one. When people have seen neighborhoods change without protections, it

As we step into December, we’re reflecting with deep gratitude on a season marked by extraordinary collaboration and community care. When SNAP benefits were temporarily suspended this fall, thousands of

At SENT, we believe that transformation happens when people are given both opportunity and support. That’s why we’re so excited to share about a new chapter in our Workforce Development

Read the Full Newsletter Here.    In Topeka’s 66605 ZIP code, the median household income is about $57,600 a year. For many families earning below that, the reality is stark. Energy bills

Read the Full Newsletter Here. We believe it is easier to expand a lung than to grow a new one. That same philosophy shapes how we partner with our local

Read the full newsletter here. A Season for the Whole Family’s Next Step As the school year begins, it signals more than just a return to the classroom. It’s a

Read the Full Newsletter Here.  In June, SENT was officially awarded tax credits for Johnson-Betts Meadows — a $46 million investment that will bring 176 units of affordable housing to Southeast Topeka.