Wesley House connects families to family resource specialists
Little six-month-old Georgia is the light of everyone’s eye when she visits Wesley House with her parents, Austin and Katherine. […]
The Golden Rule: Revisiting Norman Rockwell on April 1
Since the formation of Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas in 2003, a print of The Golden Rule has traditionally graced the
CHC/SEK celebrates the Week of the Young Child
Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas was built to improve the health of children and ensure that they are ready
Health center attorney, father sworn in before U.S. Supreme Court
Fathers and sons share countless experiences, but few have the opportunity to be sworn in simultaneously before the United States
Sharing is kindness
To five-year-old Cana Stewart, sharing is kindness. Each year, Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas chooses a design made by
CHC/SEK expands behavioral health services in Linn County
Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas expanded its behavioral health program into Linn County by welcoming Licensed Specialist Clinical Social
Food pantry to convert to client choice
Consumers receiving groceries from Wesley House are experiencing more empowerment as the food pantry shifts to a new model allowing
Talk about your colon health: Colorectal cancer survivor encourages people to talk
Lora Wilson has made it her mission to share about her colorectal cancer any time someone asks. “When people ask
Preparing for prom: Fairy Godmother Boutique set for March 16
Thanks to generous donors and the Fairy Godmother Boutique, area high school students can pick out new and gently used
17 years of dedication: Dr. JoAnn McCleeary, PsyD retires
Psychologist JoAnn McCleeary’s coworkers describe her as a caring person who is a champion for her patients, an advocate for
Heart to Heart: Dog helps improve patient’s mental, heart health
Ava, a terrier-chihuahua mix dog, plays a special part in Doyen Korth’s life, helping him improve his heart and mental
Heart Health Month: Stopping tobacco use
Stopping tobacco use can help reduce your risk of developing heart disease, stroke, lung cancer, and other serious health problems.