Here is a brief article about one of the T4A athletes. This article was also featured in the Ventura County Star! Congratulations Luke!...

Hello all! Allow me to introduce myself! My name is Tricia-Rae Powell and I am the new Communications Associate for Train 4 Autism. I...

By: Shelly Overton Each year I try to have a goal in mind, not all do I share. 2014 wasn't one of the non sharing years. A couple years...

By: Shelly Overton Each year I try to have a goal in mind, not all do I share. 2014 wasn't one of the non sharing years. A couple years...

By: Steven Kapp “Why fit in when you were born to stand out?” asked Dr. Seuss. Indeed, autistic children’s performance is sometimes...

By: Trang 4 Autism I have to admit, I have a runner’s high. They say this “high” happens when endorphins are released in our brains and...

By: Adair Renning Our daughter Asia turned 33 this past April. She was not formally diagnosed with autism until she was 12, but that's...

By: AJ Gaston The most important thing that I can offer to T4A and those who T4A supports is AWARENESS. I had the opportunity to...

Watch this 2014 speech made by our very own Jeremy Catama, LA Marathon Finisher & Autism Hero! #aut2run #train4autism #jeremy #t4a

Esteban Gonzalez, T4A Dad. I’ve always heard about Ragnar but was dismissive about it. Being in a van with 6 other runners for 30 hours?...