Program Reviews in Kansas: Collaboration Between Kansas Infant-Toddler Services and the Kansas University Affiliated Program

(6/01) A diverse network of agencies, organizations, parents and community members across the state of Kansas collaborate to provide a system of services for infants and toddlers and their families. The mission of this early intervention system is to provide the necessary services to facilitate the development of young children with disabilities or developmental delays. (Read the full story.)

Southeast Kansas Respite Services

(3/01) Incorporated in 1991, Southeast Kansas Respite Services has been making it possible for families/caregivers of individuals with special needs to have a break or rest from the constant care requirements of their loved ones. Respite services become necessary when the “typical sitter” is not trained to handle the situations that may arise, or perhaps, the family cannot find anyone who is willing to provide the special care. (Read the full story.)