Hunger costs Kansas $1.6 billion!

That is why the Kansas Association of Community Action Programs presents to the public the Kansas Hunger Atlas . Why? Because in 2013, hunger is an entirely PREVENTABLE problem.

If you're interested in even more data, visit our Poverty in America page for our recommendations on the latest online interactive resources. If you are a struggling Kansan, please visit the KACAP Member Agencies page to find the Community Action Office that serves you.

If you are inspired to do MORE, then register today for the 2013 Kansas Conference on Poverty: Power OVER Poverty, July 17-19, 2013 at the Downtown Ramada in Topeka, KS.

Explore our site to learn more about the Kansas Community Action Network. Newly posted items include Job Openings , the June Kansas Promise, and an RFP for a Case Management Researcher .