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Eyeglasses provided for those eligible. No contacts provided

Kansas City Free Eye Clinic provides no cost, comprehensive eye care including vision correction via eyeglasses to the uninsured and under insured population.

Eyeglasses provided for those eligible. No contacts provided. (AccessKC)

Sorenso Video Relay Service: Assistive device helps give a variety of ways in which to communicate to those who are deaf and hard of hearing: Also, used to break down barriers as a tool for those who are not exposed to the deaf community to community with them.

Equipment Loans: Provides a temporary loan program for some equipment to provide a temporary replacement during times of repair, short term usage or waiting for replacement equipment from insurance providers. Equipment include manual wheelchairs, canes, crutches, walkers, shower chairs, toilet seats, recreational devices, seating cushions, and back supports.

Provides medical equipment as available on a loan basis for various medical needs.

Provides assistive listening devices including FM transmitters, phone amplifiers, door bells, alarm clocks.

Provides access to basic telephone calling (both sending and receiving) for individuals with all types of disabilities. A full range of adaptive equipment is provided at no cost for those that meet the eligibility requirements. The program provides such equipment as text telephones, voice carry over phones, phones for hearing carry over, amplified phones, Braille phones, hands-free phones and photo phones.

SJSD helps with the cost of eye glasses.

Work with companies to allow for easy access and delivery of products such as diabetic supplies, infusion sets, insulin, pumps, nebulizers and more.

American Cancer Society provides a catalog listing wigs, hairpieces, hats, swimwear, and breast forms.

Through partnership with area Lions Clubs, AFL-CIO Community Services does intake for eyeglasses for adults.

Provide resources for individuals when their insurance, family finances and all other resources have been exhausted. These resources may be for therapy equipment, specialized clothing, sensory tools, special car seats, helmets, glasses, dental care, and the list can be very diverse.

Wigs, scarves, hats, etc. are available at the Health Department provided by the American Cancer Society.

A diversified telecommunications service provider, established in 1901 as a small regional telephone company, Hamilton Telecommunications has grown to provide a variety of phone and Internet services, one of which is Traditional Relay Service (TRS). TRS is a free 24-hour service that provides equal communication access via the phone to individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, deaf-blind or have difficulty speaking. Hamilton provides Relay in numerous contracted states as well as captioned telephone (Hamilton® CapTel®) nationwide and has established various programs to educate hearing healthcare professionals, aging adults and veterans around services available to individuals with hearing loss so they may stay connected to what’s most important in their lives.

Provides walking aids to individuals.

Sell a variety of durable medical equipment retail including both new & refurbished products, provide repair services, low-cost rental options, and more. Donations of used equipment are also accepted and a receipt of donation is provided.

The Telecommunications Access Program for Internet (TAP-I) provides to Missourians who cannot use traditional computer equipment, the adaptive computer equipment necessary for basic access to the Internet and e-mail. The program provides such equipment as screen enlargement software, screen readers, adaptive keyboards or alternative pointing devices such as trackballs or rollerballs. TAP-I provides web sites that are adapted for assistive technology users. Also provided: consumer support to applicants in determining the adaptive computer equipment needed for Internet access and training on how to use the adaptive equipment to access the Internet and e-mail.

Provides specialized telephones to meet unique needs for persons with disabilities.

Assistive Technology may include, but not exclusively, temporarily loans equipment to individuals who require it for daily living.

Providing cloth masks to individuals in need. No library card needed

Loans several types of medical and assistive technology equipment, like wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, and electric beds, as available. CAPACITY No Restrictions

Assistance with medical equipment or supplies.

Provides hearing aids for individuals with hearing loss. Counseling and follow-up care based on needs.

Provides emergency assistance to individuals on a case by case basis. Assistance would be provided only if no other funding source is available and if agency has funding at the time of the requested need.