In a time of uncertainty, transformation, and growth, the Kentucky Association of Private Providers (KAPP) recognizes the power of unity, innovation, and shared purpose. Our 2025 conference theme, “Building Tomorrow Together,” celebrates the collective strength of Kentucky’s waiver service providers as we collaborate across disciplines, communities, and challenges to shape a future that uplifts every individual we serve.
Join us, October 29, 2025, in Louisville as we connect, inspire, and lay the foundation for a stronger tomorrow – together.
The Basics:
When: October 29, 2025
Where: Marriott Louisville East
1903 Embassy Square Blvd, Louisville, KY 40299
Tickets:
| REGISTRATION TYPE | COST |
|---|---|
| Member Early Bird (on or before August 30, 2025) | $185 |
| Member Standard (after August 30, 2025) | $235 |
| Non-Member Early Bird (on or before August 30, 2025) | $235 |
| Non-Member Standard (after August 30, 2025) | $285 |
Room Block:
We have secured a block of rooms at the Marriott Louisville East for a discounted rate for conference attendees. To take advantage of our special conference pricing, please book before October 3, 2025.
Who Attends?
All are welcome! As Kentucky’s signature gathering of 1915(c) waiver providers that support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), KAPP’s Annual Conference attracts a diverse range of innovators from provider organizations, including:
- CEOs
- Executive leaders
- Program directors & program managers
- Supervisors
- Direct support professionals
- Behavioral health specialists
- Case managers & support coordinators
- Nurses & other clinical staff
- Administrative staff (including professionals from human resources, finance, communications, development and more)
- Board members
In addition to provider organization staff, the KAPP Annual Conference draws a wide array of others supporting our collective mission, including:
- Self-advocates & other people with I/DD
- Family members of people with I/DD
- Companies offering leading products and services used by I/DD providers
- Members of the disability advocacy community