Starkey, Inc.
Starkey helps people with intellectual disabilities work, live more independently and actively engage in their community.
Starkey serves 450 people with intellectual and developmental disabilities through employment, vocational training, residential, life enrichment and case management programs. It is located in Wichita, Kansas, in Sedgwick County.
06/18/2026
"Hey, batter batter..." โพ
A day spent watching the Wichita Wind Surge is the BEST kind of day!
06/17/2026
Summertime! ๐
You'll find us:
๐ง Getting acquainted with friends at the Sedgwick County Zoo
๐ฃ "Fishing" at the Museum of World Treasures
๐ Spinning the Wheel of Fortune at All Star Sports
๐ Checking out the Twisted Oz motorcycle shop
๐ Picking strawberries at Meadowlark Farm
06/16/2026
We enjoyed checking out Old Cowtown Museum's "155th Celebration of Base Ball in Wichita" exhibit, featuring the first organized Wichita team from 1871. The exhibit was created in coordination with the Cowtown Vintage Base Ball Club.
The exhibit showcases our cityโs place as an inclusive innovator in the sport. During the gameโs early history, Kansas was home to racially integrated teams, womenโs teams and Native American teams. โพ
06/15/2026
Thank you to the Derby Knights for spending time with individuals from our Passport Program, teaching them to fish! ๐ฃ We had such a great time!
Also, sometimes it's fun to *catch* the fish but not *hold* the fish. ๐
06/11/2026
Summer birthdays are in full swing around here! ๐
Happy birthday, Luis and Charles! ๐
06/10/2026
Employees like Irene Medeiros, Community Living Trainer/CNA, make sure the individuals who live in our group homes have some fresh veggies to add to their meals! ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ
This is part of one garden. They have planted squash, tomatoes, potatoes, eggplant and sugar snap peas, among other vegetables!
06/09/2026
ShaCorrie and Setrina learned to make taco salad in the Passport Program! ๐ฎ
Individuals in that program can determine what new things they want to learn, and cooking is always high on the list. ๐ฉ๐พโ๐ณ
06/08/2026
Some of the paying jobs on Starkey's campus involve recycling! โป
We gather cardboard to take to Pratt Recycling and plastic to drop at PRo Kansas Miller Recycling Center. We also take our aluminum cans to Allmetal Recycling.
Just doing our part for the environment while earning a paycheck!
06/05/2026
Thank you, Commissioner Baty!
Always enjoy visiting with Colin McKenney and Dotty Harpool from a truly wonderful organization. Starkey, Inc.
For the last 3.5 years, Iโve worked alongside my friends at Starkey to address a growing need for services related to individuals that have a dual diagnosis โ a mental health condition AND an intellectual disability. There is a lack of resources, specialized training, and coordinated care for those needing this level of services, but we have made REAL progress in the last few years and there is a host of improvements being implemented now.
Special thanks to my friends Senate Majority Leader Chase Blasi and Senator Stephen Owens for their shared commitment for solutions!
Next stop โ we have a desperate need for crisis Intervention beds to serve this population. I pushed hard to carve off FOUR beds out of the 104 for this purpose at the new mental health hospital, and even had the Governorโs interest, but failed to get it accomplished due to LICENSING constraints. ๐
So, back to the drawing board, but itโs something Iโm determined to help deliver before my time is done!
Learn more โฌ๏ธ
https://starkey.org
https://iod.unh.edu/national-center-start-services/start-model
06/05/2026
Individuals who are part of our Semi Independent Living Program have been taking in all the FOOD and FUN that Wichita Riverfest has to offer this week! ๐ง๐ก
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4500 W Maple Street
Wichita, KS
67209
Opening Hours
| Monday | 8am - 4:30pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 4:30pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 4:30pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 4:30pm |
| Friday | 8am - 4:30pm |