Home Staff Webmail Services Employment How You Can Help Staff Directory Links Welcome To Tri-Ko, Inc. Proudly serving Anderson, Linn, and Miami Kansas counties, Tri-Ko, Inc. is a Community Service Provider (CSP) that assists persons with developmental disabilities to achieve meaningful levels of independence, inclusion and productivity. Located in historic Osawatomie, Kansas, our agency employs a strong community network, receiving tremendous support from our many friends, including business leaders, charity organizations, and other community service providers. In addition to a spacious and productive workshop, our facility boasts numerous other departments enabling us to support a wide variety of interests and needs, from vocational and wage-earning assistance to self esteem, socialization and life skills supports. Our highly skilled and passionate staff are entirely committed to the welfare, safety, and happiness of our valued clients. Copyright © Tri-Ko, Inc • Website by Redlogic Communications, Inc.

What is CDDO? I/DD Eligibility CDDO Policies Affiliate Providers CDDO Forms Council of Community Members Community Resources Current Legislators Contact Us What is CDDO? I/DD Eligibility CDDO Policies Affiliate Providers CDDO Forms Council of Community Members Community Resources Current Legislators Contact Us What is CDDO? A Community Developmental Disability Organization (CDDO) is the single point of application, eligibility determination, and referral for individuals and families to obtain services through the developmental disability system in the State of Kansas. CDDOs determine whether a person qualifies for services and work with the person and/or their family to choose from a variety of service options, and refer those persons to other community resources if additional supports are needed. Kansas currently has 27 CDDOs, each of which are assigned a particular county or group of counties in which they are the primary provider of “gatekeeping” services. The Tri-Ko, Inc. CDDO service area includes Miami, Anderson, and Linn Counties. View a map of Kansas CDDOs CDDOs are responsible for: Implementing Policies and Procedures Reporting information to the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services (KDADS) Organizing Council of Community Members Organizing a local Quality Oversight Committee Ensuring Equal Access to services Completing Initial and Annual Reassessments (BASIS) to ensure continued functional eligibility for I/DD services. Annually informing individuals of available services and their rights Monitoring of affiliated service providers Gatekeeping for people living in an Intermediate Care Facility for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF/IID) who wish to access community services What is CDDO? I/DD Eligibility CDDO Policies Affiliate Providers CDDO Forms Council of Community Members Community Resources Current Legislators Contact Us Copyright © Tri-Ko, Inc • Website by Redlogic Communications, Inc.