Supported Living Services for Adults With Disabilities | Center for the Developmentally Disabled
9150 E 41st Terr, Kansas City, MO 64133
Eligibility
Developmentally disabled individuals 16+. Developmental disabilities include intellectual disabilities, Cerebral Palsy, Epilepsy, Autism and other neurological conditions that manifest and are diagnosed before the age of 22. They usually limit three or more activities of daily living.
Required documents
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Hours
24/7
816-531-0045
Voice·
Main Phone
816-756-5612
Fax·
Fax
To access this service, contact:
Main Email
Sarah Mudd (President and Chief Executive Officer)
Languages
ASL
Application process
Call for information
Fees
Varies based on program; Most programs are Medicaid funded. Some may be required to pay an income-based fee
Service area
Clay and Jackson Counties, MO
The Center for the Developmentally Disabled provides community housing where men and women are supported 24/7 in group homes located in Kansas City, Independence, Grain Valley and Grandview.
CDD also has supported living where individuals are supported in their own apartment according to individual need and may range from a few hours of support per week to 24 hours per day.
Day habilitation is also available. Participants are given the opportunity to be involved in community living skills such as shopping, recreation and socialization skills.
Additional services include assistance with activities of daily living; health, medical and safety monitoring; transportation and food services; Money management and oversight; Recreation, socialization and travel; and advocacy and legal support.
Last Assured
05/18/2026
Data provided by
United Way of Greater Kansas City 211
Providing organization
CENTER FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED
The Center for the Developmentally Disabled provides community housing where men and women are supported 24/7 in group homes located in Kansas City, Independence, Grain Valley and Grandview.
CDD also has supported living where individuals are supported in their own apartment according to individual need and may range from a few hours of support per week to 24 hours per day.
Day habilitation is also available. Participants are given the opportunity to be involved in community living skills such as shopping, recreation and socialization skills.
Additional services provided in both the Group Living and On-Site Supported Living Programs include assistance with activities of daily living; health, medical and safety monitoring; transportation and food services; Money management and oversight; Recreation, socialization and travel; and advocacy and legal support.