"Helping strategies, if indeed they are to be ultimately helpful, demand careful examination of long-term implications. There is no guarantee that unexamined charity will have a redemptive outcome simply because it ‘seems right’ or feels good to the giver."
- Robert D. Lupton, Charity Detox
Press Release: SENT Inc. and KDHE Partner to Expand Maternal Health and Family Wellness in Southeast Topeka
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SENT Inc. and KDHE Partner to Expand Maternal Health and Family Wellness in Southeast Topeka Topeka, KS — [AUGUST 2025] — SENT Inc. (Strengthening and Equipping Neighborhoods […]
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PRESS RELEASE: SENT Inc. and True to Life Ministries Launch Transformative Partnership to Empower Disconnected Youth in Topeka
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 2025 SENT Inc. and True to Life Ministries Launch Transformative Partnership to Empower Disconnected Youth in Topeka Topeka, KS – [July 2025] — SENT Inc. is […]
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Housing Is Health: How SENT Inc. Is Building a Future Without Homelessness
Housing Is Health: How SENT Inc. Is Building a Future Without Homelessness Homelessness is one of the most visible symptoms of systemic inequity in America. But it’s not just a […]
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SENT Inc. Newsletter: A Historic Win — But the Work Is Bigger Than One Project
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. […]
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Changing the Narrative: How SENT Is Centering Equity, Belonging, and Community Voice
Across the country, communities are rethinking what it really means to pursue health and opportunity for all. At SENT, this question is not theoretical—it’s practical, urgent, and rooted in the […]
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SENT Inc. Newsletter: From Where We Are to Where We Want to Be: The Power of Placemaking in Hi-Crest
READ THE FULL NEWSLETTER HERE There’s something transformational about gathering. When neighbors meet under the summer sky, not just to pass through a space but to dwell, laugh, dance, and […]
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Fun Is Killing Us: Why Doing the Right Thing Feels So Hard—And What We Can Do About It
We live in a time where fun, excitement, and entertainment seem to guide almost every part of life. We want things fast, easy, and enjoyable. And if something doesn’t feel […]
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PRESS RELEASE: SENT Launches First-Ever Summer Session of Creative Expressions to Support Teen Mental Health
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 2025 SENT Launches First-Ever Summer Session of Creative Expressions to Support Teen Mental Health Topeka, KS — For the first time ever, SENT, Inc. is launching […]
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PRESS RELEASE: SENT and Topeka Center for Peace and Justice Partner to Support Justice-Involved Youth Through Healing-Focused Program
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SENT and Topeka Center for Peace and Justice Partner to Support Justice-Involved Youth Through Healing-Focused Program Topeka, KS —May 19, 2025 — A powerful new partnership between SENT Topeka and […]
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“We’re Waiting for You” – Marcus’ Story
For Marcus, joining a support group wasn’t a bold step forward—it was a last resort. After years of drinking and drug use, after multiple arrests and the unraveling of life […]
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“When the Bricks Fell Off My Shoulders” – Linda’s Story
Substance Use Disorder doesn’t just affect the person using—it ripples through families. Linda joined Al-Anon not because she struggled with addiction, but because someone she loved did. As the family […]
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“There Is Hope—LOTS of It!” – Bri’s Story
When Bri first entered treatment, it wasn’t because she believed recovery was possible. It was because she was facing serious prison time for drug-related crimes after years of battling an […]
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“A Load Lifted Off My Heart” – Carol’s Story
Carol joined Nar-Anon because of a loved one’s addiction. She was full of fear, anger, and despair—and completely without hope for the future. The emotional toll of someone else’s substance […]
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“I Found Trust Again” – James’ Story
For James, recovery began with a step toward connection. After struggling with substance use, he knew he couldn’t face the journey alone. That’s when he walked into a support group […]
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“They Taught Me How to Show Up” – Maya’s Story
Maya didn’t walk into her first support group because of her own addiction. She walked in for the people she loved. After seeing close friends and family battle substance use—and […]
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Investing in Moms, Transforming Generations: Why SENT’s Maternal Health Work Matters Now More Than Ever
When a mother thrives, her child has a better chance to thrive. But in communities across the country, including Southeast Topeka, that opportunity is far from guaranteed. The challenges mothers […]
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