Explore government agencies and public programs serving people who are blind, visually impaired, or living with disabilities in Kansas. Select an agency below to learn more about its services, eligibility requirements, contact information, and application process.
Kansas — Statewide
Kansas Rehabilitation Services provides vocational rehabilitation and other disability programs that help Kansans with disabilities achieve employment, independence, and greater participation in their communities.
Kansas — Statewide
Kansas Vocational Rehabilitation helps eligible Kansans with disabilities prepare for, obtain, maintain, or advance in competitive integrated employment.
Kansas — Statewide
Kansas provides specialized vocational rehabilitation, independent-living, employment, assistive-device, and blindness services for people who are blind or visually impaired.
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The Kansas Older Blind Independent Living Program helps people age 55 and older who are blind or visually impaired learn skills and use adaptive resources that support greater independence.
Kansas — Statewide
The Kansas State School for the Blind provides specialized education, blindness-specific instruction, campus programs, and statewide outreach for Kansas students who are blind or visually impaired.
Kansas — Statewide
Kansas Talking Books provides free accessible audio and Braille books, magazines, playback equipment, and digital reading services to eligible Kansas residents.
Kansas — Statewide
Envision provides rehabilitation, education, employment, research, and support programs for people who are blind or have low vision.
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Kansas Centers for Independent Living provide disability-led services that help people with disabilities increase independence, advocate for themselves, and participate fully in their communities.
Kansas — Statewide
Assistive Technology for Kansans helps people with disabilities and health conditions explore, try, borrow, reuse, and obtain assistive technology that can increase independence.
Kansas — Statewide
K-Loan provides a flexible alternative-financing option that may help eligible Kansans with disabilities and their families obtain assistive technology.
Kansas — Statewide
The Disability Rights Center of Kansas protects and advocates for the legal, civil, and human rights of Kansans with disabilities.
Kansas — Statewide
The Kansas Client Assistance Program helps people understand and protect their rights when applying for or receiving vocational rehabilitation and certain independent-living services.