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Phyllis Gilmore, Acting Secretary of Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services. 

Phyllis Gilmore Sworn in as Secretary of Social and Rehabilitation Services Phyllis Gilmore was sworn in as Secretary of the Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services on March 21 by Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach. Read More

Erik 
Adopt A Kansas Kid Erik enjoys playing video games, riding his bike and going swimming. He also likes eating out and listening to music. Erik’s favorite class in school is reading. He enjoys listening to stories as well as telling them. Erik is looking forward to the day he finds his forever family. Erik says, “I want a Mom and Dad that will refer to me as their son.” He would like for his family to protect him and love him unconditionally. Erik is a great kid and has a lot to offer in return to his forever family. Read More

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May is Foster Care Awareness Month
May is Foster Care Awareness Month in Kansas and across the nation. The Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services this month is spotlighting the needs of the more than 5,000 children in state custody.
SRS to increase funding for domestic violence victims
Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Secretary Phyllis Gilmore announced Thursday that the agency will offer $2 million in grants directly to the state’s community domestic violence centers.
SRS, First Lady Mary Brownback encourage child abuse prevention
The Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services and Kansas First Lady Mary Brownback planted a pinwheel garden Friday on the south lawn of the statehouse in recognition of Child Abuse Prevention month.