KPA consists of paralegal/legal assistant members statewide. Members of KPA receive a number of benefits which helps the professional keep abreast of a rapidly evolving profession. Such benefits include:

• Subscription to In Brief..., the KPA's bi-monthly newsletter
• Subscription to the KPA's Job Registry List 
• Networking with colleagues and others in the legal community.
• Participation in local District luncheons, mini-seminars and social events.
• Discounted rates for the KPA's Annual Meeting and Seminar.
• Access to free PACE and PCCE study groups.
• Certification exam and educational scholarship opportunities.
• Participation in the Mentor/Mentee program.
• Participation in Pro Bono and Community Service activities.
• Representation with the Kansas Bar Association.
  
• Opportunities to partake in and receive KPA's salary surveys
• Updates on national, state and local issues and legislation affecting our profession
• Discounts on materials from Delmar Learning
• Special pricing on insurance through Aflac (contact Perry Henault for more information)
• Discounted tuition rates through Rasmussen College.
  
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• • Subscription to the National Paralegal Reporter, a national magazine for paralegals
  • Copies of the NFPA's quarterly newsletter,
  • Discounts on professional services - including car rentals, credit cards, professional liability insurance, hotel, pharmacy, eye-wear, group life and disability insurance, and a credit union.
  • Information via the Internet server paralegals.org
  • References, list serve and other legal research tips and tools to use on the Internet
  • Discounts on NFPA publications, events, seminars and educational materials
  • Networking opportunities - meet other paralegals and exchange ideas at national meetings held twice each year, through local NFPA associations and through the networking groups offered through the Internet.
  • Support for the individual paralegals - receive access to NFPA's extensive library on paralegal issues and reports on federal and state legislative activities.
  • NFPA assists individuals in filing amicus briefs when the subject is deemed to have an affect on the paralegal profession.