Johnson County Community Developmental Disabilities Organization - CDDO

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Johnson County Community Developmental Disabilities Organization - CDDO The Johnson County, KS CDDO is the single IDD services entry point for county residents.

The CDDO will be at the upcoming Family Resource Night hosted by the Gardner Edgerton School District on Monday, October...
10/15/2026

The CDDO will be at the upcoming Family Resource Night hosted by the Gardner Edgerton School District on Monday, October 19, from 5- 7 p.m. at Trail Ridge Middle School.

Our team will be available to answer questions about IDD Waiver services in Johnson County and how to get the application process started.

The event is open to all families, with snacks and activities for children in pre-K and older. Come and visit with mental health providers, speech therapists, occupational therapists, sensory, athletic organizations, community services, and legal services.

SACK is coming to Johnson County! Join us for an Advocacy Tour Stop and a chance to connect with other self-advocates, l...
10/09/2026

SACK is coming to Johnson County! Join us for an Advocacy Tour Stop and a chance to connect with other self-advocates, learn about resources, and help shape the future of disability rights in your community.

📅 October 19 · 10am–noon
📍 Central Resource Library, Carmack Room, 9875 W 87th St, Overland Park, KS

SACK is coming to Johnson County!

Join us for an Advocacy Tour Stop and a chance to connect with other self-advocates, learn about resources, and help shape the future of disability rights in your community.

📅 October 19 · 10am–noon
📍 Central Resource Library, Carmack Room
9875 W 87th St · Overland Park, KS

We want to hear from YOU.

Everyone is welcome — self-advocates, families, service providers, and community members.

Learn more at sackonline dot org or call 785-749-5588.

[White flyer with text details about the event: Join the SACK Advocacy Tour Stop in Johnson County!
Meeting Details:
Community Connection Meet with local advocates and share your experiences with others in your area.
Resource Sharing Access information about support services, Supported Decision Making and intellectual/ developmental disability resources.
Voice Advocacy Help shape the future of advocacy efforts in Johnson County and across the state of Kansas.
When?
October 19th 10am - noon
Where?
Central Resource Library Carmack Room 9875 W 87th St. Overland Park, KS 66212
Why?
We're excited to partner with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), service providers, families, and other community members to build and strengthen local self-advocacy groups throughout Kansas.
Learn more at sackonline dot org or call 785-749-5588. ]

We are proud to join more than 40 professionals from across the area for Basic Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training, ...
10/08/2026

We are proud to join more than 40 professionals from across the area for Basic Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training, hosted by the Gardner Police Department. We had a great discussion today about our role in the community and how collaboration helps us better support the people we serve.

Thank you to the Kansas Law Enforcement CIT Council, Gardner Police Department and everyone investing their time this week to strengthen how our communities respond to people experiencing a mental health crisis.

This morning kicked off our Fall Basic Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Course, hosted by the Gardner Police Department at the Gardner Justice Center!

We are excited to welcome 40 professionals from across the area for a week of learning, collaboration, and connection. Throughout the course, participants will build skills and knowledge that support CIT’s mission of promoting education, advocacy, and problem-solving within our communities.

The class was welcomed this morning by Gardner Police Chief Kelly Herron, Deputy Chief Brittanie Pruitt, Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe, and Johnson County Mental Health Center Director Tim DeWeese.

CIT works because it is truly a collaborative effort. Law enforcement, mental health professionals, prosecutors, advocates, community partners, and other disciplines each bring an important perspective to the table. By learning together and strengthening these partnerships, we can improve how our communities respond to individuals experiencing a mental health crisis.

We’re looking forward to a great week of training, conversations, and new connections!

Education. Advocacy. Collaboration. Better outcomes for our communities.

Thank you to all our incredible exhibitors who joined us for this year’s Resource Fair! It was such a wonderful day fill...
10/02/2026

Thank you to all our incredible exhibitors who joined us for this year’s Resource Fair! It was such a wonderful day filled with connection, collaboration, and community. We appreciate your support in helping bring valuable resources to those who need them.

We're excited to see you on Thursday, Oct. 1, for our annual IDD Resource Fair at the Johnson County KS Arts and Heritag...
09/25/2026

We're excited to see you on Thursday, Oct. 1, for our annual IDD Resource Fair at the Johnson County KS Arts and Heritage Center from 2-6 pm.

There will be more than 60 exhibitors in attendance, including Kansas Council on Developmental Disabilities, Kansas Department of Health and Environment, Kansas State Treasurer, Sunflower Health Plan, UnitedHealthcare, and Healthy Blue Kansas.

There will also be service providers in attendance for Case Management, Day Services, Employment Services, Residential Services, and more!

For a complete exhibitor list, visit https://www.jocogov.org/department/community-developmental-disabilities-organization/2026-resource-fair

06/10/2026

We are helping Kansans stay up to date on their SUN Bucks case. Text messages with program updates may be sent to you regarding SUN Bucks from the number 51523.

If you want to receive messages regarding SUN Bucks and other programs, you may opt-in using the Self-Service Portal (https://cssp.kees.ks.gov/apspssp/sspNonMed.portal/login/doView).

Learn more about SUN Bucks and text communications at SUNBucks.dcf.ks.gov.

You can also stay up to date on SUN Bucks and other DCF programs by subscribing to our e-newsletter, DCF Direct at https://www.dcf.ks.gov/Newsroom/Pages/default.aspx.

06/05/2026

Address

10501 Lackman Road
Lenexa, KS
66219

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19138262600

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