This year’s theme is Barn Raising.  Barn Raising was common in the 18th and 19th century in rural communities. Barns were a vital necessity to families and farms. Since building or raising a barn, required many people, the family would call on its neighbors for help. Each person would come, bringing with them their knowledge and skills to share. These events were also social gathering for these rural families.  Many Housing Authorities feel secluded. While we are all busy keeping our business running smoothly, it is vital for our survival to come together. KS NAHRO hopes to serve as our connection. This year’s spring conference is a place for all to come, learn, share knowledge, and support each other while having a little fun too! We look forward to seeing and learning from you in April of 2018.



Do your commissioners need training but can’t travel?

No worries we will come to you!!

Kansas NAHRO is offering NAHRO’s Commissioner’s Fundamentals and Commissioner’s Ethics onsite training for your commissioner and neighboring agencies who are interested.

Click here for more information!