Celebrate Disability Pride Month with The Whole Person and join the ADA 36th Anniversary Celebration on July 24 as we honor progress, advocacy, and independent living.
As Kansas City prepares for the World Cup and future growth, accessibility, transportation, and inclusive public spaces are becoming more important than ever for residents and visitors alike.
Supporting disability services in Kansas City helps individuals live independently, strengthens families, and builds a more accessible community for everyone. Learn why giving matters.
The Whole Person restored safe home access for a Kansas City resident by replacing a deteriorating wheelchair ramp with a durable aluminum solution, improving safety, independence, and accessibility.
The Whole Person advocates at the Missouri State Capitol for Independent Living services, highlighting MOCIL Day, budget progress, and the importance of continued disability support funding.
Join events at The Whole Person in Kansas City and be part of a welcoming community that celebrates independence, connection, and inclusion through meaningful experiences.
Learn about disability transportation services in Kansas City, including RideKC buses, ADA paratransit eligibility, Medicaid NEMT, and how The Whole Person can help.
For decades, The Whole Person has advanced independence and advocacy in Kansas City. Learn how our history as a Center for Independent Living guides our work today.
Low Vision Awareness Month raises awareness, improves accessibility, and connects people with low vision to resources, advocacy, and support at The Whole Person.
