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Get Financially Prepared: Take Steps Ahead of Disaster, Leader’s Guide

by Family Resource Management Program Focus Team Family Resource Management Program Focus Team

MF3056

Teach participants about the need for a household inventory and adequate insurance, how to create a grab-and-go box, and how to document damage, recovery, and expenses of a disaster. 4 p.

Published Date: Aug 2012

Simple Home Modification for Aging in Place, Fact Sheet

by Carol Ann Crouch

MF3058

Home modification can allow individuals to remain in the home longer, saving them money, making their living environment safer, and giving them more independence. 4 p.

Published Date: Aug 2012

Simple Home Modification for Aging in Place, Leader's Guide

by Carol Ann Crouch

MF3059

Participants will learn methods to age in place, assess and modify homes for safety, independence and economy for older or disabled people, and reduce the need for assisted living facilities and nursing homes. 4 p.

Published Date: Aug 2012

Cut the Clutter and Get Organized, Presentation

by Denise G. Dias

EP161

Decide what to discard, and what to keep and store neatly, so you can find what you really need. Organize clothing and closets.

Published Date: Jul 2009

Living in the Country

by Kerri Ebert G. Morgan Powell

MF2798

Make informed decisions about purchasing a home or site in rural Kansas. Topics include farms, utilities, wastewater, roads, property maintenance, fire protection, wildlife. (Minor text change made in online file, Feb. 2011.) 16-page, color.

Revision Date: May 2008

Dry Basements and Crawl Spaces

by Danny H. Rogers G. Morgan Powell

MF2809

Water enters a house from three sources: run-in from near a building, often through a window, door, or hole or crack in the foundation; high water table, and flooding. 8 pages.

Published Date: Apr 2008

Is Your Lunch Eating Your Lunch? (Kansas Saves Poster)

MF2755

The money you spend each weekday on a carry-out food, invested over 20 years, will amount to more than $40,000. Poster, 11x17", 1 p.

Published Date: Jan 2007

How Are You Doing? A Financial Checkup: Leader's Guide

by Susie Latta Diane Burnett

MF2720

This presentation will provide tools to assess your financial strengths and weaknesses. 2 p.

Published Date: Aug 2006

Basic Living Skills Brochure (for clients)

by Paula Peters

MF2509

Brochure to be distributed to those served by K-State Research and Extension and how to obtain Basic Living Skills publications

Published Date: Aug 2001

Basic Living Skills Brochure (for professionals)

by Paula Peters

MF2510

Brochure to be distributed to professional clientele, providing information about the Basic Living Skills series and how to obtain them.

Published Date: Aug 2001

Basic Living Skills Folder

by Paula Peters

MF2511

Folder highlights the series content and can be used to introduce the Basic Living Skills series

Published Date: Aug 2001

Making Time for Your Community: Getting Organized

by Emily Mark

EP106

You can begin to organize your home and your life by establishing systems for getting out of the house in the morning, keeping track of important dates, housework, shopping, & bills.

Published Date: Jun 2001

Your Spending Record

by Joyce E. Jones

UNN14

Worksheet to record household spending, 11"x17"

Published Date: Oct 1993