About
Founded in 2004 by three couples whose adult children have IDD, the practice offers a safe community and individualized support plans to enable capable adults with developmental disabilities to live independently and safely in the community. Their comprehensive services include educational advocacy, access to essential resources, social & life skill programs, work transportation, MPower Health, fitness & nutrition programs, enrichment & recreational opportunities, community support, and mental well-being. With a focus on autonomy and self-mastery, The Mission Project has been supporting adults with IDD for almost 20 years, providing a supportive network and promoting independence. Participants live in apartments in Mission, Kansas, a safe neighborhood with jobs, services, retail, entertainment, parks, and a community center within walking distance. The Mission Project is a triumph for the participants and their loved ones, offering a world of independence and a life of possibilities.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Educational Advocacy
The Mission Project provides educational advocacy to support families of adults with IDD.
Social & Life Skill Programs
The Mission Project offers social & life skill programs to help adults with IDD develop essential skills for independent living.
Work Transportation
The Mission Project provides work transportation to enable adults with IDD to access employment opportunities.
MPower Health
The Mission Project offers MPower Health programs to support the physical and mental well-being of adults with IDD.
Enrichment & Recreational Opportunities
The Mission Project provides enrichment & recreational opportunities to promote socialization and community engagement among adults with IDD.
Community Support
The Mission Project offers community support to help adults with IDD navigate daily life and access essential resources.