Families for Effective Autism Treatment of Rhode Island (FEAT/RI) is a non-profit organization of parents. Our mission is to inform parents on effective early intervention based on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). We strive to disseminate accurate information about ABA, promote the development and quality of programs, as well as guide, support, and advocate for families seeking this type of intervention. FEAT/RI assistance is available to FEAT/RI members, as well as non-member parents and families.

Provides day, educational, and residential services to children and youth with autism. Dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for persons with autism and other emotional and developmental disabilities.

Families living with autism and related disorders coming together
to share support and information with each other.

Promote an enhanced quality of life, social integration, and support for individuals of all ages affected by mental retardation and other developmental disabilities. Empower communities and individuals to promote wellness through prevention which includes: public awareness, education, public policy, and research. Provide quality, cost-effective services.

Psychological Support Services provides comprehensive and individualized psychological, educational, and behavioral services to children and their families. Our expertise includes learning and developmental disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, and behavior and emotional problems.

The Division is responsible for planning, providing and administering a community system of services/ supports for adults with developmental disabilities in Rhode Island by enhancing the quality of support/services so that people with disabilities can identify and move toward personal futures of inclusion and participation in community life; safeguarding the health and safety of people with disabilities through quality management activities that promote human rights and protect people from abuse; and ensuring equitable access to and allocation of available resources in order to be responsive to the individual needs of the person.

The Division funds a statewide network of community services/support for adults with developmental disabilities by contracting with a variety of community provider agencies. These services are both privately operated and publicly operated. Every individual with developmental disabilities is encouraged to direct the funding available to them to meet their need for support. Funding is available in three board categories: Residential Services, Day/Employment Services and Family Supports.

A multi-disciplinary center offering a wide range of services for individuals with ASD, including clinical and neuropsychological assessment, individual, family, and group cognitive-behavioral and social developmental therapy, school consultation, summer day camp, and EEG biofeedback. The professional staff has been wokring with kids with ASD for many years.