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Meals On Wheels
Meals On Wheels of Barton County provides nutritious home-delivered meals to seniors and homebound individuals throughout Barton County. In addition to supporting nutrition and independence, the program offers regular wellness checks and friendly social interaction that help reduce isolation and improve quality of life for participants. Volunteers play a vital role by delivering meals and providing caring connections within the community. Individuals interested in receiving services must complete an intake and interview process and meet eligibility criteria for participation. Services are provided based on program availability and capacity. Volunteer Here
Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Program
The Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Program provides transportation for individuals traveling outside of their hometown for medical-related appointments and treatments. The program helps connect community members with essential healthcare services that may not be available locally, supporting continued health and well-being. Interested individuals must complete an intake process prior to receiving services. A minimum two-week advance notice is required when scheduling rides, and transportation services are provided based on volunteer and vehicle availability. A free-will donation is accepted to help support the program, but no one is denied service based on an inability to donate. Volunteer Here
Grocery Shopping
The Senior Grocery Shopping Program assists seniors with obtaining essential grocery and household items when shopping independently may be difficult. Volunteer shoppers purchase requested items and deliver them directly to participants. To help ensure timely service, shopping requests should be limited to essential items and shorter grocery lists. Participants must be able to pay for groceries by check, and services may be arranged on a weekly basis depending on volunteer availability.
For more information, call Linn Hogg at 620-792-1614 or email at HoggL@bartonccc.edu
Senior Food Box Program
The Senior Food Box Program, offered in partnership with Kansas Food Bank, provides monthly supplemental food boxes to eligible older adults. Participants must be age 60 or older and meet income eligibility requirements established by the program. Interested individuals are required to complete an application process to determine eligibility for participation.
For more information, call Linn Hogg at 620-792-1614 or email at HoggL@bartonccc.edu
Medicare Counseling
The SHICK (Senior Health Insurance Counseling for Kansas) Medicare Counseling Program provides free, unbiased assistance to individuals navigating Medicare and related health insurance options. Trained counselors help participants better understand Medicare benefits, prescription drug coverage, supplemental insurance options, enrollment periods, and available cost-saving programs. Counseling services are confidential and designed to help individuals make informed healthcare coverage decisions.
For more information, call Linn Hogg at 620-792-1614 or email at HoggL@bartonccc.edu
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide provides free tax preparation assistance to individuals and families, with a focus on older adults and those with low to moderate incomes. IRS-certified volunteers help taxpayers prepare and electronically file federal and state income tax returns while ensuring they receive the credits and refunds for which they qualify. Local Tax-Aide sites offer a welcoming environment where community members can receive trusted, confidential assistance during tax season.
Appointments may typically be scheduled beginning around January 15 each year. Services are generally provided weekly on Thursdays, starting the first week of February and continuing through the annual tax filing deadline.
For more information, call Linn Hogg at 620-792-1614 or email at HoggL@bartonccc.edu