• Welcome to the Autism Training Program The Kansas Center of Autism Research and Training (KCART) is happy to announce that we are now resuming trainings on autism and other developmental disabilities with our OASIS (Online and Applied System for Intervention Skills) Provider Training Program (previously known as the Autism Training Program). The OASIS Provider Training’s mission is to increase the number of qualified service providers who can then facilitate program development, implementation, and coordination of interventions across multiple environments including home, community, and school settings for children with ASD and other developmental/behavioral disabilities. What We Offer • Direct Service Provider (DSP) is a three day training that covers the general understanding and knowledge of evidence-based behavioral strategies to provide early intervention services to children with ASD and other developmental disabilities. It is an intensive hybrid training experience consisting of online training modules, interactive lecture, hands-on training with a child with ASD in clinic, and independent activities.

This training meets the State of Kansas’ training requirements for the Intensive Individual Support Provider. Cost of training is $500*. • Behavioral Specialist (BS) is a two-day training that is intended for individuals who will operate at the behavioral consultant level. The training will cover behavioral intervention plans, function of behavior, peer networks, criterion referenced assessments, and program development. This training meets the State of Kansas’ training requirements for Autism Specialist. Cost of training is $300.

Kansas became the 18th state to enact autism insurance reform on April 20, 2010; the law was amended April 16, 2014. Find your Kansas elected officials here. Graphic Designer Handbook. Find autism resources for Kansas families here. This program is part of the Edna A. Hill Child development Center in the Department of Applied Behavioral Science at the University of Kansas. The program serves children, ages 2 ½ through 7 years, who have a diagnosis of autism or a diagnosis of one of the other disorders on the autism spectrum (such as pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified and Asperger's Disorder).

• Respite (Online only) online informational tutorials that cover the general understanding and knowledge of evidence-based behavioral strategies to provide early intervention services to children with ASD and other developmental disabilities. There are 10 Modules with a pre- and post-test. These tutorials are mandatory only if a trainee scores less than 90% on the pre-test. This training meets the State of Kansas’ training requirements for Respite and Parent Support Providers. Cost of training is $200.

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Driver Improvement Test Answers. As a part of Juniper Gardens, KCART is an Approved Continuing Education Provider with the BACB (OP-06-0118) and our Direct Service Provider Training is based on the RBT Task List and is designed to meet the 40-hour training requirement for the RBT credential. The program is offered independent of the BACB. Registration: This program offers training to individuals and specialized training for organizations.. For more information contact Cassie Rauscher at 913-945-6602.

State and Local Resources Autism Society Exists to improve the lives of all affected by autism by increasing public awareness, advocating for appropriate services, and providing the latest information regarding treatment, education, research and advocacy. They maintain a comprehensive resource database for autism-related services and supports, which are searchable by state, county, city, and zip code. Autism Society - The Heartland is a local chapter of the national Autism Society organization. The Special Needs Planning Center A comprehensive planning service that assists families with planning for your loved one with special needs in the areas of financial, benefit protection and application, continuity of care, and transition planning. Wandering and Safety for Loved ones with Autism For more information about the Autism Swim & Safety Program email YMCA Challenger/Special Needs Provides a wide variety of sporting activities for those with special needs in KC to to learn, grow and thrive through recreational and social opportunities. Also swim and water safety lessons.