Johnson County Kansas

The BOCC also allocated nearly $800,000 in federal funding to five nonprofit organizations to help residents address challenges in paying rent, utility and transportation costs.

The Johnson County Board of County Commissioners recently approved a conditional award of $2.38 million in federal funds to an area nonprofit that will provide up to 16 housing units to serve the county’s most vulnerable homeless population.

Recognizing the need for support, the Kansas Respite for Alzheimer’s and Dementia program was developed to provide temporary relief to unpaid caregivers who care for individuals  with a probable diagnosis of these conditions. K-RAD is a resource for family caregivers who have limited access to respite care and/or other supports through current systems.

The Kansas Silver Haired Legislature is made up of delegates elected by its peers in each county and serves as an advocate for key issues affecting Kansans age 60 and older.

Medicare Open Enrollment, now underway until Dec. 7, is giving beneficiaries the chance to review and update their drug and health coverage in 2026.

Since 1974, Meals on Wheels America has hosted an annual conference of senior nutrition program leaders, advocates and partners from across the country dedicated to the mission of improving the health and well-being of older adults.

Gramping is a rewarding, fun experience especially with a 26-year old granddaughter as co-driver and a GPS wizard as navigator not needing a road map.

Do you need to obtain a vehicle registration, license plate or title? Johnson County has two offices in Mission and Olathe that provide these services, and here are a few tips to help you get what you need.

Want to volunteer? A 50 Plus Community Connection event can help residents to discover ways to get involved in the Johnson County community.