About The Autism Project.
The Autism Project provides Applied Behavior Analysis therapy services for children and adults with autism spectrum disorder. Based in Warwick, RI, the organization employs Board Certified Behavior Analysts and Registered Behavior Technicians to deliver center-based, home-based, and school-based ABA therapy.
How The Autism Project works.
The Autism Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing comprehensive support, training, and programming for children and adults with autism spectrum disorder, their families, and professionals who work with them. Operating from Johnston, Rhode Island since 1997, the organization has grown into a significant resource serving over 4,000 individuals each year.
The Autism Project offers a diverse range of services including professional training and consultation for educators and therapists, family support services that provide systems navigation and coaching, social skills groups for children with autism and related challenges, a summer camp program, and community education workshops. The organization has established itself as a trusted partner for Rhode Island's public school system, providing workshops and consultation services to approximately 90% of the state's school districts.
The organization is led by Executive Director Joanne Quinn, who was hired in 2002 to develop The Autism Project into an independent nonprofit entity. The team includes professionals and community members dedicated to making quality autism support accessible to all residents of Rhode Island. The Autism Project maintains an active presence in the community, hosting events such as its annual Imagine Walk to raise awareness and support for individuals with autism.
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- Stephanie Deburgo7 months ago
Talk about support , supporting children with special needs. Family support & the team takes weeks to call parents back . To effectively support is to as well have an edgy communication system !
- Haddy Slast year
I am really pleased with my visit today and I want to say a huge thank you to Raji. She was very helpful when I came into the center today with my son. She made me feel so welcomed and gave me all the information and resources I needed for my son. Also, want to acknowledge Linda for all her help too last year.
- Kay Karahalis2 years ago
No Stars! Bad. Nobody responds to voice mail if you are trying to find out more information, the Email link is broken and the website is hard to understand. There is probably something better somewhere else.
- Debra Thomson2 years ago
If you are caring for an autistic child, The Autism Project can provide help in many ways. There are parent and grandparents groups, classes about different aspects of autism, and wonderful staff who can help the families and the children in many ways. I highly recommend them!
- Laura Morris6 years ago
This place is amazing. When you walk in the front door everyone there just understands. You dont have to do any explaining and people just know how to help you. During all of these school shut downs they have been going above and beyond to help my family and still provide resources and services. You guys rock!
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The Autism Project is headquartered in Warwick, RI.
