The Whole Person offers a broad range of services to people with disabilities to increase their ability to perform day-to-day activities and reduce the need of support from family members, professional attendants or other care-giving services.
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Missouri CDSThe Missouri Consumer Directed Services (CDS) program helps people with significant physical disabilities obtain assistance with personal care and daily activities to maintain or increase their independence. Learn More
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The Whole Person provides a full range of programs and services for people with disabilities in Johnson, Leavenworth and Wyandotte counties in Kansas. Learn More
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Home Health CareHome Health Care offers skilled, professional, and friendly care in your home in Northwest Missouri.
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Career opportunities for part-time Personal Care Attendants and CNAs. Earn up to $300 per week caring for a person with a disability, in their home. Flexible hours. Apply Here
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Helping people with disabilities find careers which match their strengths, abilities, conditions and preferences for employment.
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Blind Low VisionEncouraging individuals to achieve greater independence and access to the community.
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Deaf Hard of Hearing ServicesThe Whole Person strives to manage, reduce and break down this barrier to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities.
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Catering with a social conscience! Choose from a variety of delicious sandwiches, salads, desserts or platters. Order online!
TWP Blog
Missouri’s Department of Elementary and Secondary education will for the first time create developmental standards for deaf and hard-of-hearing children under legislation signed by Gov. Mike Parson Thursday.
The readers of Kansas City Magazine have voted The Whole Person as the “Best Disabilities Nonprofit” in the magazine’s Best of Kansas City list for 2023.
TWP Blind, Low Vision Specialist, Meghan Schmidt shares information about The Whole Person's community game and technology demonstration event.
TWP Blind, Low Vision Specialist, Meghan Schmidt shares information about The Whole Person's accessible bowling event and how the new venue had features that were more accessible to bowlers.
TWP Blind, Low Vision Specialist, Meghan Schmidt shares information about Stretching Without Looking, an inclusive and empowering online yoga experience designed specifically for individuals with visual impairments. The Zoom class provides a safe, supportive environment where you can explore the benefits of yoga from home.
Missouri Survey: MO Statewide Independent Living Council (MOSILC) has developed an Annual Statewide Needs Assessment to gather information about your community’s needs, opinions, and challenges for people with disabilities. It is MOSILC’s hope that gathering this feedback will provide MOSILC with important direction on how to support people with disabilities within your community. We are hopeful this new survey will provide the CILs and MOSILC with data that can be used in the planning process for the next several years.
✅ Please take a moment to complete the survey and share with members of your family, friends, or community to help us continue supporting the needs of Missouri residents. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MOSILCNeedsAssessment2023
