- Initiatives
- Opportunities
Opportunities
Learn more about what opportunities mean at KHF, including for both funding and participation.
Current Opportunities
At any given time, we may have multiple available opportunities. This could include grants, sponsorships or when we seek your opinions.
- News & Views
News
See the latest news releases from KHF, including information on initiatives, opportunities and people.
Blog
Whether it's our staff or our board, the people associated with KHF have unique expertise and insights. Through this blog, you can read more about the topics that are important to us.
Stories
Want to know about the impact our partners are having across the state? Here, we try and share stories of impact and effort taking place each day.
- About Us
Who We Are
See a high-level overview of our work, our strategies, our team and our history.
Our Team
Learn more about the people that make KHF a place of both impact and enjoyment.
Financial Information
We try to always be effective stewards of the KHF endowment. Learn more about our finances and how they're managed.
Careers
Check here to see of any job postings and more information about working with us.
County Health Rankings (2018)
The annual Rankings provide a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play. They provide a starting point for change in communities. In this year’s report, Johnson County ranks healthiest in Kansas and Republic County is the least healthy county in the state, according to the ninth annual County Health Rankings, released recently by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) and the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute (UWPHI). According to the 2018 Rankings, the five healthiest counties in Kansas, starting with most healthy, are Johnson County, followed by Wabaunsee County, Riley County, Nemaha County and Pottawatomie County. By utilizing the link below, you can view the county-specific data to see trends in different health and community outcomes.
