For nearly 50 years, KC Shepherd's Center has offered a unique peer led platform of services aimed at helping older adults to stay active and involved, get the care they need, remain independent as long as possible in their own homes, and age well in place. Our model is ‘of seniors, by seniors, for seniors', reflected in our senior volunteers, our governance structures and our programs.

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MissionThe Whole Person connects people with disabilities to the resources they need by supporting independent choice and advocating for positive change in the community.Vision StatementThe Whole Person envisions a fully accessible community where opportunities and choices are not limited by disability.DescriptionThe Whole Person is a Center for Independent Living Founded in 1978. We are a private, non-residential, nonprofit corporation providing a full range of community-based services for people with disabilities in the Kansas City Metro Area.Accreditation 2017-2020:The Whole Person, Inc., has been accredited by CARF International for a period of three years. CARF shared with us, "This achievement is an indication of your organization's dedication and commitment to improving the quality of the lives of the persons served. Services, personnel, and documentation clearly indicate an established pattern of practice excellence. Your organization should take pride in achieving this high level of accreditation."​ CARF International is an independent, nonprofit accreditor of health and human services. www.carf.orgSocial Media:Facebook at  https://www.facebook.com/TheWholePersonTwitter:  WholePersonKC

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Brookside Charter School opened its doors in 1956 as Brookside Day School, as an educational alternative in the Kansas City area. The focus has been: low student/teacher ratio, children are recognized for their individuality, a feeling of community, and a multicultural environment. It was developed to enable all families the right to choose educational options that are not limited to those who have the financial ability to pay for an expensive private education. Brookside Day School operated under these beliefs until 2002. In 2002, Brookside Day School became Brookside Charter School, and has experienced many changes, including: becoming a Leader in Me school (based on Stephen Covey's 7Habits of Highly Effective People),  several changes in locations, and a shift in student demographics. We have grown from 137 students (2002-03) to 737 students (2019-20); Free/Reduced Lunch from 35.7% (2002-03) to 99% (2019); and minority enrollment from 44.53% (2002-03) to 97% (2019-20).   Brookside Charter does not offer transportation; therefore, staff is able to communicate with parents on a daily basis, which keeps our community strong. When a child enrolls in Pre-K or Kindergarten, we recognize the importance of keeping that student in our school all the way through 8th grade.  Brookside Charter began as a neighborhood school, but now, any child who lives within the Kansas City Public School (KCPS) boundaries can attend here.  Our parents' personal lives may cause them to move around, but as long as they stay within KCPS boundaries, their child can continue school here.  Keeping a child at the same school may be more expensive for a traditional district, but as far as value for the child, it's priceless.

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Kansas City Young Audiences mission is to engage all youth in the arts, promote creativity, and inspire success in education.About KCYA Kansas City Young Audiences is the original provider of arts education programs for children and youth in the Kansas City metro. Our programs serve approximately 100,000 students annually, and for many. it is their first brush with the arts. Nearly 70% of the students we serve come from lower-income homes and may not have access to these experiences if it weren't for KCYA and our 150 partner teaching artists.   Our Rallying Cry: Every child deserves the transformational spark the arts ignite!Our History Kansas City Young Audiences (KCYA) has been the leading provider of high-quality arts education for 55 years. Established as a non-profit agency in 1961 by a group of dedicated volunteers, KCYA's original mission was to provide children, in Kansas City schools, an opportunity to see and hear classical music performances.  Since that time, Kansas City Young Audiences now provides programs in creative writing, dance, theatre, visual art as well as music and serves the greater Kansas City area, Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri. KCYA is an affiliate of the national Young Audiences Arts for Learning network, the leading provider of arts education programs in the United States. Kansas City Young Audiences arts programs have helped more than 5 million children cultivate artistic expression; unleashing ideas, creativity, and individual problem solving skills.

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