The Disability Rights Center of Kansas provides free disability-rights advocacy, information, and legal services to qualifying Kansans with disabilities.
The Disability Rights Center of Kansas, commonly called DRC, is the federally designated Protection and Advocacy organization for people with disabilities in Kansas.
DRC is a private nonprofit organization and is not part of state or federal government.
Its attorneys and advocates provide disability-rights advocacy and legal services.
DRC also has federal authority to investigate certain allegations of abuse and neglect involving people with disabilities.
Direct legal representation depends on the issue, program authority, current priorities, and available resources.
Kansans with disabilities whose issues fall within DRC’s Protection and Advocacy programs and service priorities.
Address: 214 SW 6th Avenue, Suite 100, Topeka, KS 66603
Telephone: 785-273-9661
Toll-Free: 877-776-1541
Official Website: Visit the Disability Rights Center of Kansas
Request Assistance: Request Disability Rights Assistance
People with disabilities sometimes need assistance from an organization independent from the agency or service provider involved in a dispute.
DRC can provide information, self-advocacy assistance, advocacy, and in qualifying cases legal representation related to disability rights.