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Latest Updates
New Resource: Your Rights & Safety with In-Home Caregivers
Coalition Letter To Attorney General Kobach: Withdraw Kansas from Texas v. Kennedy
DRC Newsletter - Major Advocacy Win (SDMA) + Resources Inside
DRC Newsletter - 2025 Impact and the New Kansas Guardianship Law
DRC Newsletter - October 2025
Three-Part Talk Series | The Power of Advocacy: From Awareness to Action
TAKE ACTION NOW to Save Disability Rights Services
Action Alert: SAVE Medicaid and Disability Services!
DRC Newsletter - June 2025
DRC & Other Pro-Voting Organizations File Lawsuit Challenging New Ballot Receipt Deadline Restriction
Coalition Letter To Attorney General Kobach: Withdraw Kansas from Harmful Section 504 Lawsuit
Voting: From How to Why
Quarterly Updates from DRC - September 2024
Bullying and Students with Disabilities - A Resource for Parents
Quarterly Updates from DRC - April 2024
DRC Awarded $15,500 Grant to Enhance Legal Services for Persons with Disabilities
Learn About Common Housing Scams
Factors to Consider Before Letting Someone Move Into Your Home - New Resource
Tell the Kansas Legislature to Eliminate the 11-year Waitlist for Disability Services!
Supported Decision Making in Kansas - New Resource
Quarterly Updates from DRC - December 2023
DRC In the News: ‘Darkest of dark stains’: Kansas advocates call for funding of long-forsaken disability services
Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, & the Disability Community
Press Release February 16, 2023
Don't Lose Your Medicaid Coverage - Make Sure Your Information is Up to Date!
Avoid Becoming the Victim of Identity Theft or a Financial Scam
DRC’s office is open for in-person visits!
DRC’s office is open to the public for in-person meetings as of Monday, November 15th 2021.
Victory for Kansas Residents of Mental Health Nursing Facilities
DRC & Other Disability Advocates Reach Agreement with State of Kansas to Reform Services for People Living in Mental Health Nursing Facilities
Money to help house crime victims with disabilities
We have some money to help people with disabilities who have been victims of crime. This money is to help people who had to leave where they lived because it wasn’t safe anymore. We can also use this money to help people make their home safe again after a crime.
Emergency Broadband Benefit to help households pay for Internet
The Emergency Broadband Benefit is a program to help households struggling to pay for internet during the pandemic. It will help people access information, jobs, healthcare, and virtual school. This benefit is a discount of up to $50 per month toward broadband services for eligible households and up to $75 per month for households on Tribal lands. Eligible households can also receive a one-time discount of up to $100 to purchase a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet from participating providers if they contribute $10-$50 toward the purchase price.