Contact:
Marc Marcano, Administrative Coordinator or Shawnette Mansfield, Social
Services Coordinator, (913) 281-3300.
Description:
The Easter Egg Hunt is a Saturday activity for children age's 1-8 living in public housing
or Section 8. The children are divided into age groups and each "hunt" in their
own area. The children "hunt" for eggs filled with goodies, golden coins for
special prizes and other miscellaneous items. The Easter Bunny passes out candy and snacks
and beverages are provided for the children and parents. All children receive a bag to put
their treasures in.
Program Start Date:
March, 1999
Program Size:
Approximately 200 public housing and Section 8 children participate in the Easter Egg
Hunt.
Eligible Participants:
Youth ages 1-8 that live in public housing or Section 8.
Type of Assistance:
The Easter Egg Hunt brings families from various developments and Section 8 together for a
morning of fun activities. The children have fun hunting and finding the various hidden
goodies. It is a nice activity for the children and their parents to attend.
Contributors to the Program:
Donations of candy, plastic eggs, donuts, bagels, cream cheese etc, are provided by
employees of the KCKHA as well as the community.
PHA Funding:
No PHA funds are used for this program.