lawr-dg-co-housing-authority-new-horizon-budget-request.pdf (PDF, 133.24 KB)
Lawrence-Douglas County Housing Authority requests $50,000 to continue rental assistance for homeless families transitioning out of the community shelter.
Lawrence-Douglas County Housing Authority requests $50,000 to continue rental assistance for homeless families transitioning out of the community shelter.
The Housing Authority requests $25,000 to fund a case manager helping homeless individuals transition from shelters into stable, permanent housing.
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department requests $824,116 in 2020 funding to support community health programs, clinic services, and behavioral health initiatives.
Just Food requests $25,000 from Douglas County to help cover facility lease costs while serving thousands of food-insecure residents monthly.
Independence, Inc. requests $215,000 from Douglas County to fund accessible transportation services for people with disabilities and rural residents.
Heartland Community Health Center asks Douglas County for $184,350 in 2020 to keep providing affordable primary care to vulnerable residents.
The Santa Fe Trail Historical Society requests $3,930 from Douglas County to maintain historic sites, cabins, and buildings in South Douglas County.
Eudora Area Historical Society requests $14,605 from Douglas County in 2020 to help fund its museum and executive director position.
Douglas County Historical Society requests $235,539 in 2020 county funding to support operations at the Watkins Museum of History.
The Clinton Lake Historical Society requests $27,821 from Douglas County in 2020 to help operate the Wakarusa River Valley Heritage Museum.
Black Jack Battlefield Trust requests $9,737 in 2020 county funding to maintain the historic battlefield site and expand educational programs.
The Salvation Army requests $25,000 from Douglas County to help fund emergency rent and utility assistance preventing homelessness.
The Lawrence Chamber requested $195,000 from Douglas County in 2020 to support economic development, business growth, and workforce programs countywide.
Peaslee Tech requests $200,000 from Douglas County in 2020 to continue providing technical training and workforce development programs.
Douglas County Fair Board requests $12,000 in 2020 funding to support the county's free annual 4-H/FFA fair.
Douglas County VNA requests $280,000 in 2020 funding to continue providing home health, hospice, and personal care services to residents.
Douglas County Legal Aid Society requests $40,000 to continue providing free legal representation to children facing criminal charges in Douglas County.
Douglas County is offering up to $200,000 in grants for 2020 to support local natural and cultural heritage conservation projects.
Douglas County is offering up to $200,000 in grants to support local projects that preserve natural and cultural heritage sites.