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Ability KC

Ability KC Logo. Green Anility with Blue KC. The Y in abilty has a dot to look like ahead with arms raised
2 Men in wheelchairs, both looking at a screen playing a game. An XAC is on top of an xbox.

Our mission is to enable play in order to combat social isolation, and Ability KC’s mission is to build a brighter future for the children and adults with disabilities by providing educational, vocational and therapeutic services, so together we can bring gaming and its benefits to the Kansas City area.

AbleGamers is proud to partner with Ability KC to support adaptive gaming. As part of the Adaptive Computer and Communication Technology program at Ability KC, players acquire and learn about assistive technologies specific to gaming.

AbleGamers and Ability KC work together to help figure out gaming setups that include commercial products as well as 3D printed solutions.

None of this would be possible without you. Help support this partnership with Ability KC, donate to AbleGamers today

Text "Individuals impacted March to may 2022 - 10. Equipment given $16,985"

Services

  • Ability KC is offering one-on-one peer counseling supported by AbleGamers
  • Granting gaming equipment to those that cannot afford it
  • In order to help people with disabilities make social connections, Abilities KC has Group Gaming Events
  • The AbleGamers Engineering Research team has been working on 3D printed solutions for individuals in the Kansas City Area

News from the Ability KC Partnership

A photo of Elliott playing a video game with his adaptive gaming controller setup

AbleGamers Impact, Elliott R

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A photo of Oliver with some of his adaptive gaming equipment. gaming is a life-enriching activity

AbleGamers Impact, Oliver W

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A photo of Damion with his adaptive gaming equipment, the QuadStick ready to game and socialize with friends.

AbleGamers Impact, Damion C

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Roland, an African=America male with a black hoodie. He is in a wheelchair holding a joystick in his hand. In front of him is an XAC and switches

AbleGamers Impact, Meet Roland C

Roland is from Kansas City, MO. He suffered a spinal cord injury and a stroke which impacted his life and his ability to game. Ability KC, one of AbleGamers partners, connected Roland to our program.
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Michael in his wheelchair, in front of him is an arcade stick and an XBox controller

AbleGamers Impact – Michael V

Michael is from Kansas City, MO. He has been gaming since he was eight years old and was forced to stop after he endured a Traumatic Brain Injury which impacted his life and his ability to game.
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two men using wheelchairs are playing a racing video game. A large screen mounted on a cart in front of them.

AbleGamers Team Proud to Partner with Ability KC

Our Peer Counseling Team is proud to partner with Ability KC to support adaptive gaming through Powerd by AbleGamers. As part of the Adaptive Computer and Communication Technology program at Ability KC, players acquire and learn about assistive technologies specific…
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