Welcome to the Website of the Kent Autistic Trust

We have been providing high quality services for people with Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC) and their families since 1989. We offer individual, tailor made, person centred, solutions of support for adults through our living and day vocational and lifeskill services.

Our team has a wide range of expertise and we provide consultancy services that aim to empower people with ASC through providing specialist assessments and training for the people who work with or support them.

We have a Family Support Service offering advice and information for people with ASC, their families, carers and the people who work with them.

Call us on: 01634 405168 or email: office@kentautistic.com to see if we can help.

The founders of the Trust aimed to create an organisation that could be used by and be of benefit to people with ASC and their families. The scope, direction and expansion of the Trust's activities is and will continue to be driven by these needs.

The Board welcomes interest from people in joining the Board. Meetings are held around four times a year in the evening in Gillingham, Kent. If you would like to have an informal discussion about becoming a member of the Board please contact the Chairman c/o Kay Brunning on 01634 405168 or email kbrunning@kentautistic.com

We can now provide individuals with an "AUTISM ALERT CARD" - this card been designed to alert the police and other emergency services to the fact the holder has an Autism Spectrum Condition - so far this card has been issued to 330 people. For more details click Family Support on the main menu.

Good News for Family Support Services!

We are delighted to be able to tell you that our funding problem has been solved until the end of March thanks to Kent and Medway Councils, who have agreed to fund the Family Support Service (with slight changes) until then. Many thanks to everyone for your fantastic support in helping us to achieve this. Many of you spent considerable time and effort and we are very grateful. Over the next few months Kent and Medway will decide what services they would like to commission for Autism and we expect these to be put out to public tender. We will keep you informed of developments.