County Of Haskell

County Of Haskell Haskell County Division is a U.S. local government entity registered to receive federal grant awards. As a county-level organization in Kansas, it primarily functions as a sub-grantee, receiving federal funds through state agencies to implement various public health and nutrition programs at the community level. The county has been registered in SAM.gov since December 29, 2015, with its current registration valid until September 24, 2025. Operating as a local government body, County Of Haskell serves the residents of Haskell County, Kansas, by administering federal programs aimed at improving public health, nutrition, and overall community well-being.

The County Of Haskell has been involved in several key federal grant programs, primarily as a sub-grantee through the Kansas Department of Health & Environment. A significant portion of its work involves administering the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) at the local level. This includes determining eligibility, providing nutrition education, and issuing WIC benefits to eligible participants. The county has also played a crucial role in COVID-19 response efforts, receiving funding to support testing, contact tracing, surveillance, and mitigation activities to monitor and suppress the spread of the virus. Additionally, County Of Haskell has participated in a project aimed at improving public health infrastructure, focusing on workforce development, organizational improvement, and addressing health disparities. These sub-grants cover various operational costs, including staff salaries, supplies, travel expenses, training, and both direct and indirect costs associated with program implementation. Through these initiatives, County Of Haskell demonstrates its commitment to enhancing public health and nutrition services for its community, while effectively utilizing federal funds to address local needs.