The Brain Injury Support Group is for individuals with diverse brain injuries. The group discusses issues related to employment, perception and memory loss. Guest speakers are also invited to address the group. Group members are active in systems advocacy and participate in legislative rallies and activities. Read more …

Meet and Greet is a peer support program designed for social interaction for people with disabilities. It consists of a diverse age range and interests. Some common activities are fishing, visiting art galleries and participating in community events. The group meets bi-monthly and activities are planned by participants. Read more …

Parent Network of Mid-Missouri encourages, educates and empowers families of individuals with disabilities to maximize independence. Parents of individuals with disabilities meet twice a month to socialize and learn from one another. Read more …

Sibling Saturdays meets several times a year to allow siblings with and without disabilities to learn from other siblings and discuss what it’s like to be, or to have a sibling with a disability. Read more …

Individuals with long standing vision loss and those with more recent experience are welcome to discuss daily living skills, exploration of options, and coping with specific aggravations and frustrations of vision loss in a world designed for the convenience of visual access. Read more …

Wii Excellerate provides a place for youth with and without disabilities to hang out, play games and have fun! Read more …

The Women’s Support Group meets on a weekly basis. Guest speakers are invited to discuss topics of interest, which the group chooses. Some common topics have been emergency preparedness, living with a disability, how to self direct personal care services, staying healthy in the new year and sexuality. Read more …