The Kansas Center for Autism Research and Training (K-CART) at the University of Kansas was established in 2008 with private and public funds to promote research and training on the causes, nature and management of Autism Spectrum Disorders.
K-CART's Autism Resource Center provides families and professionals with a library of print and electronic media and assistance with locating services.For more information on the Resource Center, call 913-897-8471 or email kcart.ku.edu. Website: kcart.ku.edu/autism-resource-center.
K-CART also manages a comprehensive training program: the Autism Training Program (ATP) for professionals and family members of individuals affected by an Autism Spectrum Disorders. For information on the ATP, contact [email protected]. To register for the training, go to www.autismtrainingprogram.com. For general information on the program, go to: kcart.ku.edu/autism_training.
K-CART is affiliated with the Center for Child Health and Development at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, Kansas, that provides clinical services for children. Website: kumc.edu/cchd.
Committed to the highest scientific standards, K-CART generates new scientific discoveries about Autism Spectrum Disorders and trains professionals, practitioners and families who serve children and adults with autism.
