The Autism Resource Center of Kansas City fosters a safe, supportive environment for adults with autism. Our pre-vocational program builds confidence, independence, and essential skills for meaningful employment and community engagement. Through hands-on learning, expert support, and a holistic, personalized approach, participants develop social and workplace skills, explore career opportunities, and work toward supported employment. Our mission is to equip adults on the autism spectrum with the tools they need to thrive in daily life, build meaningful connections, and achieve greater independence.
Pre-Vocational Training
Develop essential job skills, workplace readiness, and employment opportunities.
Community & Social Skills
Foster self-advocacy, and meaningful social connections for greater independence.
Life Skills & Daily Living
Build independence through self-care, healthy habits, and essential daily skills.
Assistive Technology & Learning
Utilize innovative tools to support skill development and independence.
Collaboration & Resources
Partner with professionals to provide access to essential support for long-term success.
We are committed to supporting adults on the autism spectrum and their families across the entire Kansas City Metro-Area by providing essential resources, guidance, and community connections. Whether you’re in Lenexa, Overland Park, Olathe, Lee’s Summit, Midtown or North Kansas City, explore our resources to find the tools and support needed for growth and success.
Our multidisciplinary team with our custom approach, focuses on vocational training, social connections, and overall quality of life. At ARCKC, we believe that every individual deserves the opportunity to thrive in a supportive and inclusive community.
1 in 36 children in the United States diagnosed with autism.
1 in 45 adults in the United States diagnosed with autism.
The average age of first intervention in the United States.
Males are 4x more likely than females to be diagnosed with autism.
Join Our Team
Build a rewarding career supporting adults with autism in a meaningful, engaging environment.
