Discover how Tidal Wave Auto Spa's Charity Day raised $867.23 for The Whole Person, supporting programs that empower individuals with disabilities to live independently and thrive in their communities.
The Whole Person is excited to welcome Kathy Kay as the new CEO. With 17 years of experience in the non-profit sector and a deep personal commitment to advocating for people with disabilities, Kathy is poised to lead the organization into a new era of growth. Her leadership will strengthen The Whole Person's mission to provide essential services, advocacy, and support for individuals with disabilities in the Kansas City community.
Common misunderstandings surround the Olympics, Paralympics, and Special Olympics, leading to confusion, particularly regarding the latter two. Here, we aim to clarify key points for better comprehension.
** NOTICE: KC Ultimate Games have been canceled for 2024. In light of unforeseen circumstances, we regret to announce the cancellation of this year's KC Ultimate Games. This decision was made after careful consideration and with sincere regret. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all who have supported us, including Basehor-Linwood High School, the Basehor Police Department, and our valued sponsors. We appreciate your understanding and continued support during this challenging time. **
Unleash your spirit, conquer the challenge. This summer, The Whole Person (TWP) will be hosting Kansas City’s first-ever KC Ultimate Games. Created for children and adults with disabilities, the KC Ultimate Games allows them to compete against individuals with similar disabilities.
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.
Adaptive biker and disabled community advocate Annijke Wade talks neurogenic bladder management and inclusivity For Annijke Wade,* mountain biking is more than a hobby, it’s an obsession – and it’s what she loves most in the world. A year and a half ago, Annijke rode on her favorite trail in Angel Fire, New Mexico – […]
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