Kentucky Autism Training Center
The Kentucky Autism Training Center (KATC) is committed to improving the quality of life for autistics in the state of Kentucky - through all stages and settings of life.
Upcoming Events and Trainings
Mondays via Zoom
August 24 & 31
September 14, 21 & 28
6:30 - 7:45 PM ET
5:30 - 6:45 PM CT
Whether you're a school professional, caregiver, self-advocate, service provider, or simply someone who wants to deepen your understanding of autism
- YOU BELONG HERE.
Resources for You
Parent and Caregiver Resources
Explore KATC's most-requested family resources, including safety information, provider listings, Medicaid waivers, transition supports, newsletters, and caregiver events. Practical tools and trusted information, all in one place.
School Partner Resources
Access free tools and resources for educators and school teams, including safety materials, visual supports, autism education resources, on-demand learning, toolkits, newsletters, and professional development opportunities designed to support autistic students.
First Responder Resources
Free autism-focused resources for law enforcement, fire, EMS, and emergency personnel. Explore the Yellow Dot Program, wandering response tools, communication supports, on-demand learning, The Bridge safety bulletin, and training designed to promote safer, more informed emergency responses.
Stay Curious - Stay Connected
Learning is better together
KATC Annual Report
KATC Annual Report FY26
The Kentucky Autism Training Center (KATC) continues to serve as Kentucky’s leading resource on autism, collaborating with educators, caregivers, community partners and other stakeholders across the state. In FY 2026, KATC reached all 120 counties in Kentucky, expanding access to evidence-based training, resources and support. To learn more about KATC’s statewide impact and accomplishments, view our FY 2026 Annual Report.
DOES KATC DO THAT
Caregiver Support
- Caregiver trainings for support groups wanting training
(not for individual families) - Support Groups / KATC Events
School Support
- Staff training for schools wanting training
(not for individual families)
- Provider Lists
- Caregiver Trainings for individual families wanting training
- Ongoing consultation (Case Management)
- Staff Training for individual families wanting training for student's team
- Direct IEP support
- Crisis Support
(Refer to 988 or Local Crisis Line)
Please review all resources provided before contacting KATC directly (502-852-4631). Our small staff serves families across the entire state of Kentucky. Your consideration helps us steward our resources and support all families more effectively.