Over $4.9 Million State Grant Boosts Community Care Center Project in Humboldt

USD 258 Humboldt has received a $4,970,400 grant from the state’s Capital Projects Fund Accelerator (CPF Accelerator) awards. The grant is for a Community Care Center project, which will feature child care, career counseling, adult learning resources, and a pharmacy.

Gov. Laura Kelly and the Kansas Children’s Cabinet and Trust Fund announced the grant. They also shared plans for 458 new child care slots, funded by nearly $28 million in CPF Accelerator awards across seven Kansas communities.

The grant will be used to build or renovate community facilities. These facilities will offer new licensed child care slots, high-speed internet access, and programs for work, education, and health care monitoring.

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