The AbilityPoint

The AbilityPoint AbilityPoint provides resources to improve the lives of kansas persons living with disabilities

AbilityPoint provides targeted case management as well as educational programs and social experiences for youth and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.

🌟 Board Member Spotlight: Monique Garcia 🌟We are excited to celebrate one of our incredible board members, Monique Garci...
11/21/2025

🌟 Board Member Spotlight: Monique Garcia 🌟

We are excited to celebrate one of our incredible board members, Monique Garcia, for being recognized at KU’s 2025 Homecoming Awards and receiving the Wintermote National Volunteer of the Year honor!

Monique is not only a dedicated leader here at AbilityPoint, but also a lifelong mentor and advocate for students through the KU Alumni network. Her commitment to service, community, and lifting others up shines through everything she does.

We are so proud to have Monique on our board and grateful for the passion she brings to supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities across South-Central Kansas.

Please join us in congratulating Monique on this amazing achievement! ❤️💙
Rock Chalk, Monique!

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Part 4 (final part)

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We sure know how to fill a room. Thank you Cross Road Church for helping us fill this one and providing DELICIOUS food f...
11/19/2025

We sure know how to fill a room. Thank you Cross Road Church for helping us fill this one and providing DELICIOUS food for everyone to enjoy! Thankful Feast 2025 ✅

TOMORROW!!
11/17/2025

TOMORROW!!

as well.YESS grad and Shooting Star Self Advocate Chris Leon has been doing his part to support our veterans. He ef...
11/13/2025

as well.
YESS grad and Shooting Star Self Advocate Chris Leon has been doing his part to support our veterans. He efforts to raise funds for the Kansas Honor Flight organization has inspired many and raised over $100,000 for the great work they do.

Thank you KWCH 12 News for sharing Chris's story. Chris and Pat are amazing volunteers for AbilityPoint as well.

A huge shout out to Allmetal Recycling, LLC for their part in supporting Chris, our veterans and our community.

Recap post #3! Last night we hosted our thanksmas mini tour! We enjoyed a Thanksgiving meal cooked by Joe and Brittany ...
11/12/2025

Recap post #3! Last night we hosted our thanksmas mini tour! We enjoyed a Thanksgiving meal cooked by Joe and Brittany followed by an evening of chaos ball white elephant and our tradition - a Saran wrapped gift ball.
We had a super cool end to our night when we got to see the northern lights!

Recap of the week post #2! We had our youth hanging out at AbilityPoint on Monday and Tuesday for discovery days while ...
11/12/2025

Recap of the week post #2!
We had our youth hanging out at AbilityPoint on Monday and Tuesday for discovery days while USD259 was not in session.

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2919 W 2nd Street N
Wichita, KS
67203

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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+13169431191

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The Arc of Sedgwick County makes a difference in the lives of individuals and families living with intellectual and developmental disabilities. For 65 years, The Arc has promoted their general welfare, fostered the development of programs on their behalf and increased the public’s awareness and acceptance. We provide educational programs and social experiences for youth and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.

Our nonprofit organization began in 1953 in a grassroots effort by parents concerned about services and future opportunities for their children and the families and children of tomorrow. They had a vision for community based services. They thrived off of teamwork as they collaborated with and supported each other. The future generations have benefited from their passion and advocacy to achieve a better life for their kids and a better community to provide opportunities.