Kansas Domestic Violence Crisis And Support Resources

Kansas Unemployment Law Protects Victims of Domestic Violence Under Chapter 44, Article 7, Kansas statutes provide that victims of domestic violence may collect full benefits if their voluntary leaving was due to domestic violence, reasonable fear of domestic violence, or the need to address the physical, psychological or legal impacts of domestic violence, including the need to receive services or shelter. A restraining order or court action, a police report, medical documentation, or statement from a victim advocate, healthcare worker or other recognized service provider is required. For more information, contact the Kansas Dept. of Labor.