Resource Directory

NameContactDescription
2getherTechJeff Grosvenor
573-301-1075
jgrosvenor@2gethertech.com
www.2gethertech.com
Remote support systems including audio communication, panic buttons, watches and pendants, environmental, door/window, motion, medication, chair and incontinence sensors and still cameras video.
ABILITIES, LLC660-747-7507Operates group homes and ISL’s for children, teens, and
adults with developmental disabilities.
ABILITY KC-WARRENSBURG10345 S Maguire Street, Suite B
Warrensburg, MO 64093
660-429-0062
Employment Services through Vocational Rehab or Medicaid Waivers, OT/PT, assitive technology, adaptive swimming, driving lessons, & applied behavior analysis.
ADA CENTER-GREAT PLAINS REGION100 Corporate Lake Drive
Columbia, MO 65203
1-800-949-4232
http://www.gpadacenter.org
Provides technical assistance by phone and electronically for questions relating to ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act). Calls are confidential and knowledgeable staff is available Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. central time to provide compliance solutions. The Great Plains Region serves Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa.
ADAPT-ABILITY9355 Dielman Industrial Drive
St. Louis, MO 63132
314-432-1101
314-432-0780
http://www.adapt-ability.org
Toll Free: 866-370-0001 The agency mission is to enable people with disabilities through technology. Assistive technology services include: assessment of the person, device, family, and environment; training and support for use of devices, including maintenance, repair, and modifications. Services focus on seating/mobility, home modifications, and job site accommodations. Serves persons with developmental disabilities of varying ages.
ADULT ABUSE AND NEGLECT HOTLINE800-392-0210Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation of the Elderly and Disabled.
AFFORDABLE COLLEGES ONLINEhttp://www.affordablecollegesonline.org/spotlight/affordable-colleges-for-students-with-disabilities/
The Affordable Colleges Online link provides students with disabilities and their families with a nice succinct guide on resources and questions to explore when making college choices, exploring financial aid, securing accommodations and seeking employment.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS660-747-6313Holds meetings seven days a week for the Warrensburg area.
AMERICAN RED CROSS-KANSAS CITY816-931-8400CPR and First Aid training, emergency prepardeness. Worldwide communication for service members and family in emergencies. Childcare/babysitting classes and disaster services & response.
AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACTU.S. Department of Justice
9350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Civil Rights Division, Disability Rights Section NYA
Washington,, DC 20530
1-800-514-0301
http://www.ada.gov
United States Justice Department, Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) website offers information, publications, and technical assistance regarding ADA regulations.
AMY'S LOVING CARE321 W Young Street, Warrensburg, MO 64093
877-429-4101
Personal Care Attendant services for Seniors.
ANGEL SENSE GPS646-770-2950
orgs@angelsense.com
http://angelsense.com/agencies
A wearable GPS and voice monitoring system for individuals who may wander or elope.
ANOTHER DAY11802 W 77th Street, Lenexa, KS 66214
913-599-2221
Personal Care Attendant services. Will hire specific people for individuals in Johnson County.
App2SpeakGina Baldwin - Founder
gbaldwin@app2speak.com
www.app2speak.com
Offers communication software.
APPLE BUS COMPANY660-747-0083
AWS1215 Fern Ridge Parkway, Suite 204
Creve Coeur, MO 63141
314-542-9806
http://www.awsusa.com
Provides residential services in a variety of settings through funding from the Missouri Department of Mental Health and the Federal Medicaid Waiver.
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH HOLDINGS - WARRENSBURG & KNOB NOSTER816-501-5138
info@behavioralhealth.org
Behavioralhealth.org
Behavioral Health Kansas City creates meaningful change for individuals with developmental disabilities. Working closely with families, schools, and agencies to provide services the individual needs to lead happy and healthy lives. Provides Early Intervention Services (ABA Services), Educational Services, and Residential/Crisis Services. Located in Warrensburg, Knob Noster, and Kansas City.
BIG BROTHERS/ BIG SISTERS608 N. College St
Warrensburg
660-429-1991
Provides a mentoring service to youth.
BRIGHT FUTURES-HOLDEN816-345-0269 brightfutures@holdenschools.org
Helping meet Children's basic needs in order to allow them to excel at school. Food, clothing etc. This is for Holden students.
CARE CONNECTION FOR AGING SERVICES106 W Young Street
Warrensburg, MO 64093
www.goaging.org
660-747-3107
Nutrition, care management, family caregiver support, in-home services, health education, fitness, recreation, disease management, falls prevention, nursing home advocacy, and health insurance counseling.
CENTER FOR HUMAN SERVICESCenter for Human Services - Employment Services
1500 Ewing Drive, Sedalia MO 65301
660.826-4400
www.chs-mo.org
Employment Services, job skills training and placement in collaboration with Vocational Rehab and the Department of Mental Health. Job coach support, assistive technology and Certified Benefits Specialist available. Serving Johnson County.
CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION ASSOCIATION503 E. 23rd Street, Independence, MO 64055
www.childabuseprevention.org
816-252-8388
Counseling, Family Support, and Education
CHILD CARE AWARE OF MISSOURI800-200-9017Formerly Missouri Child Care Resources Referral Network.
Ensures families in the local community have access to
quality child care.
CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT505 Ridgeview Dr, Suite A, Warrensburg
660-543-7962
Modify or establish child and medical support. Establishment of
paternity.
COMMUNITY CLOTHES CLOSET251 SE Hwy 13, Warrensburg, MO 64093
660-429-0170 Open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 9:00AM-12:00PM
It only cost $1.50 (cash only) for someone to fill one bag full of clothes.
COMPASS HEALTH844-853-8937Substance abuse and mental health counseling. Sliding scale
fee.
COMPASS HEALTH ADULT RESIDENTIAL RECOVERY844-853-8937Addiction recovery.
CONNECTED HEARTS660-441-3047 or
660-909-2622
Provides funds and services donated from the community for needy children to prevent homelessness and help children experiencing homelessness. School based program, but go through Warrensburg School District Counselors or Social Workers
CORNERSTONES OF CARE816-508-6200Partner with children, young adults and families to achieve
safety and health.
CROSSROADS HOSPICE816-333-9200Offers end-of-life hospice care services to patients of all ages
(including the elderly.)
DOCTOR'S EQUIPMENT6021 Troost Ave, Kansas City, MO 64110
816-523-6644
Medical supplies and equipment.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE- NATIONALwww.ndvh.org
800-799-7233
National domestic violence hotline
EASTER SEALS1-800-200-2119
or info@esmw.org
Easterseals Midwest is part of a 100 year old network of disability service providers. Our services are custom designed in and for the communities we serve. We support more than 5,000 children and adults with disabilities, helping to build a world where all people have equal opportunity to realize their goals, dreams, and aspirations.
ECHO (EARLY CHILDHOOD HUNGER OPERATION)209 E Market Street, Warrensburg, MO 64093
816-714-9311
Back Snacks given to pre-school aged children for the weekend.
ELECTRONIC CAREGIVERSusan Tonarely

https://electroniccaregiver.com/

stonarely@electroniccaregiver.com
Life Safety GPS technology.
EXPANDING HORIZONS444 E Gay St,
Warrensburg
660-747-2676
Assisted living for persons with developmental disabilities.
FAMILY SUPPORT DIVISION-LOCAL505B Ridgeview Dr, Suite A, Warrensburg
660-543-7900
Assists families with Medicaid, food stamps, energy
assistance, futures program, and MC plus.
FIREFLY FRIENDSwww.fireflyfriends.com
Firefly offers a range of products ranging from 1-14 years old.
FIRST CALL ALCOHOL DRUG PREVENTION & RECOVERY- KC METRO663 E. 3rd St
Kansas City
816-361-5900
Information, education, prevention, referral, and assessment
services for alcoholism, tobacco and other forms of addiction
FIRST CHOICE417-673-8090
Medical supplies and equipment.
FLEXIBLE STAFFING520 Burkarth Rd
Warrensburg
660-422-8400
Equal employment opportunity.
GRANDCARE SYSTEMSwww.GrandCare.comPersonal health and home safety monitoring system.
GRAYMATTERS ALLIANCE314-266-2678
info@graymattersalliance.com
Offers assistive technology and remote monitoring systems.
HEAD START330 E. Gay St.
Warrensburg
660-429-1144
Preschool program for 3 and 4 year olds who meet income and
qualification guidelines. Early Head Start is available to help
pregnant teens as well as children from birth to age 3.
HEAD START330 E Gay Street, Warrensburg, MO 64093
660-429-1144
Child development program serving income eligible families.
HEARTLAND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT941 S. Cherokee, Suite 4
Marshall, MO 65340
660-886-9229
www.heartlandmedequip.com
Medical Equipment
HOLDEN FIRE DEPARTMENT101 W 3rd Street, Holden, MO 64040 816-732-4040
HOLDEN POLICE DEPARTMENT110 W 3rd Street, Holden, MO 64040 816-850-4154
HOUSING AUTHORITY866-441-7352
Housing assistance
JEFFERSON LINESwww.jeffersonlines.com
800-451-5333
Provides safe, reliable, and affordable bus travel
JOHNSON COUNTY ADULT LITERACY PROGRAM AT TRAILS REGIONAL LIBRARY660-429-5442Free tutoring for adults.
JOHNSON COUNTY AMBULANCE500 E Young Ave
Warrensburg, MO 64093
660-747-5735
JOHNSON COUNTY BOARD OF SERVICES200 N. Devasher Rd
Warrensburg
660-747-2619
Services for individuals with developmental disabilities.
JOHNSON COUNTY CANCER FOUNDATION660-747-3789Provides financial support to those with cancer and in
need of assistance.
JOHNSON COUNTY CENTRAL DISPATCH E-911315 Hawthorne Blvd, Warrensburg, MO 64093
660-747-2265
Offers a notification service for individuals who have developmental disabilities.
JOHNSON COUNTY COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES723 PCA Rd
Warrensburg
660-747-6121
Provides services in home health, and public health.
Free clinic.
JOHNSON COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT122 Hout St
Warrensburg
660-747-2666
Disaster preparedness training. CPR and First Aid training.
Volunteer opportunities.
JOHNSON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTWarrensburg
660-747-5220 Holden
816-732-8675
JOHNSON COUNTY MISSOURI SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT278 SW 871st Rd, Centerview, MO 64019
660-747-6469
JOHNSON COUNTY UNITED WAY660-747-5174Unites the resources of donors, volunteers, and agencies
to improve lives in the community.
KANSAS CITY REGIONAL OFFICE821 Admiral Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64106
816-889-3400
Missouri Department of Mental Health: Division of Developmental Disabilities.
KID POWER https://www.kidpower.org/learn-online/#videosONLINE WEBINARS FOR SAFETY AND WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN, TEENS, AND ADULTS
KINGSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT303 E Artic Street, Kingsville, MO 64061
660-747-5511
KNOB NOSTER FIRE DEPARTMENT107 E South Railroad Street, Knob Noster, MO 65336
660-563-8000
KNOB NOSTER POLICE DEPARTMENT200 N State Street, Knob Noster, MO 65336
660-563-2233
LEGAL AID OF WESTERN MISSOURI305 N. Holden St
Warrensburg
660-747-7101
Provides civil legal representation in income maintenance.
MEDICAID TRANSPORTATION SERVICES1-866-269-5927NEMT stands for Non-Emergency Medical Transportation. The purpose of the NEMT program is to ensure transportation to eligible MO HealthNet Division (MHD) fee-for-service and managed care health plan participants who do not have access to free appropriate transportation to and from scheduled -MHD covered services. The NEMT program may use public transportation or bus tokens, vans, taxi, ambulance, or even an airplane if necessary to get you to your health care appointment. You may also be able to get help with gas costs if you have a car, or have a friend or a neighbor who can take you. The NEMT program must approve this before your appointment.

You must pay $2 for each trip. This $2 will be charged for trips that are one-way or round trip.
If your trip requires more than one stop, you still only pay $2.
Your ride cannot be denied if you cannot pay $2.
You do not have to pay the $2 for trips if you are in a Managed Care Health Plan.
You do not pay $2 if you are under age 19, pregnant, blind, or if you live in a nursing home.
You do not pay $2 if you use public transportation, bus tokens, or if you receive help to pay for gas.
MIDWEST SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST GRANT PROGRAM573-256-5055 grants@midwestspecialneedstrust.org PO Box 7629 Columbia, MO 65205
Missouri Family Trust was established as a result of advocacy by parents and professionals who realized that many obstacles hinder planning for the financial future of individuals with disabilities. The organization was created by statute (RSMo 402.199 – 402.208) in 1989 for the primary purpose of administering special needs trusts for persons with disabilities to protect important public benefits such as Medicaid and SSI. As authorized and specified by statute, the Missouri Family Trust was incorporated as a non-profit and received IRS 501(c)(3) charitable designation.

Midwest Special Needs Trust Charitable Trust Program provides small financial assistance grants to impoverished residents of Missouri with a Social Security verifiable disability.

The maximum grant award is $1500. Grants may be requested for medical and dental care, rehabilitative services or equipment, educational assistance, specialized transportation and other needs not covered by public benefits or available through other community programs.
MISSOURI ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY816-655-6700
info@mo-at.org
MoAT strives to increase access to assistive technology for Missourians with all types of disabilities, of all ages.
MISSOURI ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY SWAP N SHOPhttps://at.mo.gov/recycle-reuse/swap-n-shop-disclaimer.htmlUsed adaptive equipment and technology for sale all around MO.
MISSOURI CAREER CENTER660-530-5627Provides employment assistance.
MISSOURI CHILD ABUSE & NEGLECT HOTLINE800-392-3738
MISSOURI CHILD AND ABUSE & NEGLECT HOTLINE800-392-3738Missouri hotline number when child abuse is suspected.
MISSOURI INCLUSIVE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION1-855-444-5100
www.mohousing.com
Provides training on DDD's Technology First initiative and on accessing assistive technology through DD waivers to support coordinators, providers, individuals, and families. They can assist in finding assistive technology resources and giving consultations on individual situations.
MISSOURI JOB CENTER215 E. 5th St
Sedalia
660-530-5627
Assists in preparing for and finding employment.
MISSOURI VALLEY COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY118 Hout St
Warrensburg
660-747-2245
Individual Development Account, Section 8 housing, diaper
assistance, crisis intervention, electric and gas assistance,
free income tax.
MOOREVIEW RESIDENTIAL 130 W Culton Street, Warrensburg, MO 64093
660-429-1587
Mental Health Residential Service
NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINEwww.nationalpreventionlifeline.org
800-273-8255
NEW BEGINNINGS208 E. Gay Street
Warrensburg, MO 64093
660-429-3800
Pregancy tests, ultrasounds, caring counsel, support services, abortion recovery, real choices for real life.
NIGHT OWL SUPPORT SYSTEMS, LLC877-559-1642
info@nossllc.com
www.nossllc.com
Remote support systems including audio communication, motion sensors, door/window sensors, and environmental sensors.
NON-EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION1-866-269-5927
Medicaid transportation ride to Medicaid funded appointments only such as doctor appointments and counseling appointments. $2 per each trip (one way or round trip).
NORTHWEST COMMUNITY SERVICES100 W. 1st Street,
Higginsville, MO 64037
660-584-2142
They offer residential services, employment services, community integration, and personal care attendance to people who have developmental disabilities.
NUMOTION314-422-2996
www.numotion.com
Speciality controls for power wheelchairs such as head, chin, tongue, speech, and sip & puff controls.
OATS TRANSPORTATION660-827-2611
Transportation for senior citizens, people with disabilities, and the rural general public.
OLD DRUM TRANSPORTATION (OATS BUS)www.oatstransit.org
660-429-981
Safe, reliable and courteous transportation.
PARENT STRESS HOTLINE800-367-2543A helpline for those who feel they need to get help for
child abuse.
PARENTLINK WARMLINE800-552-8522Offers parenting information and loan library. All
information is free and kept confidential.
PARENTS AS TEACHERS660-747-7424
Early childhood family education program to assist and support families in preparing their children for success in school and beyond.
PHOENIX HOME CARE102 W 7th Street
Sedalia, MO 65301
660-827-6667
Personal Care Attendant services. Will hire specific people for individuals in Johnson County.
POISON CONTROL800-222-1222Poison control assistance.
PRESTON'S MARCH302-407-6905 www.prestonsmarch.org
Provides children with special needs access to freedom, fun, and physical exercise that an adaptive bike will provide, to promote inclusion, and to educate those we service and the community regarding the importance of physical fitness in the special needs population.
RECOVERY LIGHTHOUSE, INC.107 E. Culton St
Warrensburg
660-429-2222
Provides counseling for chemically-dependent people and
families
REHAB SPECIALTIES2725 Merchants Drive A, Jefferson City, MO 65109 573-659-0630
Medical supplies and equipment.
REST ASSURED419-603-5391
www.restassuredsystem.com
ksmith@restassuredsystem.com
Real time remote support system.
RISE COMMUNITY SERVICES607 N. Ridgeview Dr
Warrensburg
660-747-7990
RISE Community Services works with individuals with developmental disabilities in Johnson County by promoting community inclusion, self-sufficiency, and individual choices. RISE serves individuals through Vocational, Employment, Residential, and Community Services. The RISE Café and RISE Crafts & Curiosities store also offer opportunities for individuals to gain employment experience through the agency.
SADOWSKY AUTISM SERVICES6330 NW Kelly Drive, STE A,
Parkville, MO 64152
816-491-8173
Sadowsky Autism Services (SAS) provides a variety of services to children and families affected by autism spectrum disorders. Our services include early intervention program supervision and instruction, support for children in school based programs, and behavioral assessment/management. They do offer services in Johnson County, MO.
SALVATION ARMY SOCIAL SERVICES125 N Holden Street, Warrensburg, MO 64093
660-422-4303
Utility assistance, clothing, food, various household items.
SHARE AND CARE FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE1835 S. Second St.
Clinton, MO 64735
660-885-8330
Share & Care is a non-for-profit corporation organized by parents and family members specifically to provide the best quality services available for children and adults with developmental disabilities.

They provide Functional Living Services, Individualized Supported Living, and Small Group Homes.
SENIOR HOME844-759-0108
www.seniorhomes.com/assisted-living/seniors-with-disabilities/
SHOW ME SYSTEMS417-582-5446
www.ShowMeSystems.com
Traditional Personal Alert Response Systems, Mobile Personal Alert Response Systems (go anywhere over cellular networks), panic buttons, GPS location devices, and fall detection. All with 24 hour two-way Voice supports.
SMARTCARE636-485-8365
scott@smartcaresystems.com
www.smartcareconsultants.com
Remote support systems including alert system, sensor focusing on activities of daily living, daily wellness reports, activity trending patters and comparisons.
SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE3404 W 10th Street, Sedalia, MO 65301
800-772-1213
Social Security benefits, SSD/SSI, and social security cards.
STANDING IN THE GAP MINISTRIES816-209-7172
STAR RESOURCE, LLCGreg Starrs
314-432-7827
greg.starrs@starresourcehomecare.com
Medical alert, medication dispensers, and Angel Sense Guardian GPS.
STATE PLANNED SERVICES-ADULTS866-835-3505
Department of Health and Senior Services funded supports for adults.
STATE PLANNED SERVICES-CHILDREN800-451-0669
Department of Health and Senior Services funded supports for children.
SURVIVAL ADULT ABUSE CENTER660-429-2847Physical and sexual abuse victim services, support groups,
residential shelter, job training, and daycare.
THE COLOR CODED CHEFwww.thecolorcodedchef.com
www.thecolorcodedchef.com
THE DREAM WORKS1119 N 5th Street, Kansas City, KS 66101
913-281-8695
Personal Care Attendant services. Will hire specific people for individuals in Johnson County.
THE LIME TREE-RECOVERY LIGHT HOUSE107 E Culton Street, Warrensburg, MO 64093
660-429-2222
Women's treatment center
UCM VICTIM ADVOCACY HOTLINE AND SUPPORT660-441-4855
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UCM students who have experienced discrimination, harasssment, sexual violence, sexual harassment, intimate partner violence, or stalking.
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI EXTENSION- JOHNSON COUNTY135 W. Market St
Warrenburg
660-747-3193
Provides services to the community in the areas of
agriculture, youth (4-h), financial education, health and
nutrition, and other resources.
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION 2115 W. Broadway Blvd.
Sedalia, MO 65301
660-530-5560
Voc Rehab employees are available in Johnson County, MO. They offer employment services and education assistance. Services are FREE.
WARRENBURG SENIOR CENTER445 E. Gay St
Warrensburg
660-747-2624
Provides meals five days a week in community settings
and through home delivery.
WARRENSBURG CITY HALL102 S. Holden St
Warrensburg
660-747-9131
Property maintenance code questions. Ask for
Neighborhood Services Coordinator.
WARRENSBURG FIRE DEPARTMENT102 S Holden Street,
Warrensburg, MO 64093
660-747-9136
WARRENSBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT102B S. Holden Street, Warrensburg, MO 64093
660-747-9133
WARRENSBURG R-VI SCHOOL DISRICT201 S. Holden St
Warrensburg
660-747-7823
WESTERN MISSOURI MEDICAL CENTER403 Burkarth Rd
Warrensburg, MO 64093
660-747-2500
Hospital and Emergency Room, support groups, and educational classes.
WHITEMAN AFB AIRMAN AND FAMILY READINESS CENTER660-687-7132Food pantry. Access to Military Family Life Consultants
(MFLC). Individual and family counseling. Military ID is
required.
WHITEMAN AFB FAMILY ADVOCACY660-687-4342Classes and seminars offered; New Parent Support
Program, Play Group; Common Sense Parenting; Love and
Logic; Couples Communication; Anxiety and Stress
Management, etc
WILS-WEST CENTRAL INDEPENDENT LIVING SOLUTIONS660-422-7883
w-ils.org
612 N. Ridgeview Drive
Warrensburg, MO 64093
WILS is a consumer driven, non-residential, 501(c)3 nonprofit resource center that serves people with disabilities and their families through many programs and our 5 core services:
• Advocacy
• Peer Support
• Independent Living Skills
• Advocacy
• Life Transitions
As a Center for Independent Living (CIL) we empower persons with disabilities to take charge of their lives and live as independently as possible. Fifty-one percent of our staff and board of directors are persons with disabilities; we are who we serve.
WOLFNER TALKING BOOK AND BRAILLE LIBRARYPO Box 387
Jefferson City, MO 65102
573-751-8720
TDD: 1-800-347-1379
Wolfner@sos.mo.gov
www.sos.mo.gov/wolfner
Free library service for Missourians of all ages who are unable to use standard print materials due to visual, physical, or reading disability.

The Services Navigator is an online system that allows you to easily search for programs and services across the state of Missouri. It was developed by the Missouri Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act partners in cooperation with Missouri’s state agencies and local Workforce Development Boards. Their goal is to connect people to the programs and services they need.

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