Catherine Little

My Story

Catherine Little has dedicated her career to helping individuals with disabilities and their families navigate services with confidence, compassion, and integrity. She earned her B.S. in Family & Consumer Studies from the University of Utah and has been providing Private Support Coordination since 2014.

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Catherine's passion for this work began as a child, when her mother intentionally gave her opportunities to build friendships with children who had disabilities, starting in preschool. Those early experiences shaped the way she sees people—with ability before disability—and volunteering at Camp Kostopulos during college confirmed that serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities was where she was meant to be.

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As the founder of TRU Advocacy, Catherine is known for her compassionate, person-centered approach and unwavering commitment to helping individuals and families navigate complex systems with confidence. She believes every person deserves to be seen for their strengths and supported in building a meaningful life. Her exceptional attention to detail, strong organizational skills, and extensive knowledge of the DSPD system ensure that no opportunity is overlooked and every individual receives personalized, high-quality advocacy.

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Catherine's commitment to serving others extends beyond her work through humanitarian service in Guatemala and eSwatini and her involvement with the Junior League. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time outdoors—whether cycling, hiking, skiing, running, or golfing—and treasures every opportunity to spend time with her two adult sons.