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The Autism Project Family Support

The Autism Project

Johnston, Rhode Island - Providence County

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Jun 3, 2026

Area

Johnston

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1516 Atwood Ave, Johnston, RI 02919

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Provider overview

The Autism Project in Johnston provides family support, systems navigation, coaching, and support groups for families of children and adults with autism.

The Autism Project is a Johnston-based collaboration of parents and professionals providing support, training, and programming for the autism community since 1997.

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Ages
Families of children and adults with autism spectrum disorder
Season
Year-round support, groups, and trainings
Cost
Many family support services and groups are free or low cost; confirm specific programs and any fees.

Location contacts

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1 public contact

The Autism Project

1516 Atwood Ave, Johnston, RI 02919

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Programs and offerings

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Family support and support groups

Autism family support, systems navigation, coaching, support groups, and connection with other families.

Ages
Families of children and adults with autism spectrum disorder
Season
Year-round support, groups, and trainings
Schedule
Contact The Autism Project for current family support, support group schedules, and trainings.
Cost
Many family support services and groups are free or low cost; confirm specific programs and any fees.
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Why this is listed
The Autism Project in Johnston, a collaboration of parents and professionals since 1997, provides a Family Support Team offering systems navigation, education, coaching, and support for families of children and adults with autism, plus support groups including a monthly Grandparent Support Group.
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Program details we found

Family support and support groups

The Autism Project in Johnston, a collaboration of parents and professionals since 1997, provides a Family Support Team offering systems navigation, education, coaching, and support for families of children and adults with autism, plus support groups including a monthly Grandparent Support Group.

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Inclusion and support details

What the provider says: The source names autism spectrum disorder, a Family Support Team, systems navigation, education, coaching, support, and a Grandparent Support Group.

Access notes to confirm: Ask about family support staff, support groups for your situation, systems navigation, trainings, and how to get started.

What we checked

What we found: The Autism Project in Johnston, a collaboration of parents and professionals since 1997, provides a Family Support Team offering systems navigation, education, coaching, and support for families of children and adults with autism, plus support groups including a monthly Grandparent Support Group.

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