You are invited to join: Youth Horizons' Prayer Walk invites you to join in prayer at the residential program Wren House for Girls. We will be walking around the campus praying for specific areas and needs for the girls and staff. A tour will be available afterwards. In 2024 we served 24 long-term residential placements and 525 emergency overnight placements.

Thursday, June 26 9 - 10 a.m. Wren House for Girls 2219 E. 101st Valley Center, KS 67147

Please RSVP to ******@email.com or text(###) ###-#### if you would like to attend.

Option 2, if you are unable to join us, please stop where you are between 9-10am on Thursday morning and pray for our residential foster care kids and staff at both Wren House for girls and Kinloch Price Boys Ranch. There are great needs for resiliency and strength - and we are grateful.

A single mother, who has been experiencing homelessness for several years, is working to reunify with her 13-year-old daughter. Her greatest need is to establish safe housing, but a past-due water bill of $417.40 is preventing her getting an apartment. Any help towards paying off this debt would be greatly appreciated.

The youth is placed with her older sister so the youth may be in a family placement outside of foster care. The family just moved into a home of their own, and the youth has her own bedroom. The caregiver needs assistance with paying her rent this month due to unexpected circumstances that caused her to miss days of work. If the caregiver receives assistance, she will not be behind on her rent and face additional late fees.

Margaret is a single mother of 5. She has recently moved into a new place and started a new job. While she is making steps to create a stable home for herself and her children, she is not able to afford a bed at this time for herself nor her other children. At this time she is in need of a full/queen bed for herself and a toddler bed. I know that if she can receive assistance with these items she would be grateful, and it will assist her in getting a step closer to stability.

Requesting: Queen bed and Toddler bed.

An expectant mother in trial reunification with her 2 toddlers, a 3-year-old girl and 2-year-old boy, just started a new job and would greatly appreciate a gas card to get her and the kids to daycare, work shifts, appointments, and meetings.

V is a mom and grandma working hard to care for her two children and one grandson. She fell behind on her electric bill due to an illness and missing work and now it's shut off. They were able to stay last night at a friend's house but that's not feasible to do again. Any amount helps to stabilize this family and help prevent the need for foster care!

one of our church members car was repossessed this weekend after already having been charged off months ago. they are requesting help with the amount of $5,000. This is the amount we were behind in payments, plus the fees to get it out of the impound lot.

A single mom is working hard to make ends meet and just recently got a job. She is trying to provide the best she can for her kids. Since not having steady income she has fallen short on getting things that are needed. She could use some help with diapers for one of the kids. If you are able to help please let me know.

There is a 30-ish year-old young man living at apartments in Castle Rock. He is paralyzed from the chest down and in a wheelchair. He was granted special permission to be at these apartments even though he doesn't qualify due to his age. He receives food from Help & Hope on a monthly basis when they visit him. His family lives in Elizabeth and has even less money than this young man. It is noted that sometimes he will give his money to his mom/dad so they can eat.

Help & Hope has been going to this gentleman's apartment on Wednesdays when they deliver food to him, and have been making his bed and doing light chores for him.

Looking for a weekly/monthly volunteer(s) who would like to visit this young man and assist with light chores?

We have a single mom with her two children and their pet that we just moved into an apartment, but the landlord wants a pet deposit and will not waive it although he did discount it. Any small donations will be greatly appreciated