Through K-State Research and Extension, the Kansas Agriculture Safety and Health (KASH) Program and Kansas AgrAbility Project (KAP) extend this work directly to farmers, ranchers, and agricultural workers by providing education, resources, and individualized assistance that help people stay safe, healthy, independent, and able to continue working and living on the farm. The position develops partnerships with agricultural, rehabilitation, healthcare, Extension, and community organizations; assesses individual needs; connects clients with appropriate resources; promotes mental health and well-being; and supports efforts to improve safety, accessibility, independence, and quality of life in agriculture.