Kansas Client Assistance Program

About

The Kansas Client Assistance Program, commonly called CAP, operates through the Disability Rights Center of Kansas.

CAP was created under the Rehabilitation Act to protect the rights of people with disabilities who want to work and who use qualifying rehabilitation programs.

CAP is independent from Kansas Rehabilitation Services.

CAP May Serve

Individuals who are:

• Applicants for or clients of Kansas Vocational Rehabilitation
• Clients of a Center for Independent Living
• Clients of qualifying Projects With Industries programs
• Served by other qualifying Rehabilitation Act programs

CAP May Help With

• Understanding vocational rehabilitation rights
• Eligibility concerns
• Problems with an Individualized Plan for Employment
• Disagreements about services
• Self-advocacy
• Advocacy with VR
• Appeals and fair-hearing information
• Legal representation in qualifying situations

Contact Information

Organization: Disability Rights Center of Kansas

Address: 214 SW 6th Avenue, Suite 100, Topeka, KS 66603

Telephone: 785-273-9661

Toll-Free: 877-776-1541

Official CAP Website: Learn More About the Kansas Client Assistance Program

Why We Recommend This Resource

Vocational rehabilitation consumers sometimes experience disagreements involving eligibility, services, employment plans, delays, or communication.

CAP provides an independent resource for understanding and protecting the rights provided under the Rehabilitation Act.