Kansas Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (KCDHH) advocates for the accessibility of public services, ranging from education to employment. This includes advocacy in using interpreters when needed for mental health, medical or legal services; captioning of local television news broadcasts; 9-1-1 and emergency weather warnings.

KCDHH also recommends priorities for the development and coordination of services, by serving as an advisory board to the Governor, on the needs of Kansans who are deaf or hard of hearing.