Information and Referral

Reviewed practical guidance

Eligibility and access

This section uses only the access facts AQL could connect to this exact service. Confirm the current pathway directly before relying on it.

Who can ask

The official contact page does not publish a narrow age, disability, income, or funding rule for asking an Information and Referral question.

What it covers

Questions about The Whole Person programs and community resources, including adaptive equipment, transportation, accessible housing, and related needs.

Reviewed practical guidance

To establish you'll probably need:

These steps use The Whole Person's public instructions. Each step links to its evidence. When the official page stops short of a full intake checklist, this guide says so instead of filling the gap.

1. 1

   Call the main office or use the official contact page.

   Ask for Information and Referral. The official page says the call center routes inquiries to the staff member best able to help.

   Have ready or be ready to discuss

   • The question, concern, or resource need you want help sorting out.

   Open the official contact pageEvidence: Official contact and Information & Referral page
2. 2

   Name the kind of help you are trying to find.

   The official page specifically names adaptive equipment, transportation, and accessible housing as examples. You can also ask which The Whole Person program fits your situation.

   Evidence: Official contact and Information & Referral page
3. 3

   Ask staff to identify the next official route.

   That may be a The Whole Person program or a Kansas City metro resource. The public page promises connection and routing, not guaranteed acceptance by another program.

   Evidence: Official contact and Information & Referral page

Do not assume this part

Confirm directly before relying on the service