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Hope Center for Autism

place Fort Worth, TX 11-50 employees

info About Hope Center for Autism

Hope Center for Autism was a Fort Worth, Texas nonprofit that provided applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy and support to children with autism spectrum disorder and intellectual disabilities, along with its K-4 division, The Bridge of Hope Academy. Founded in 2007-2008 by Susan and Glenn Wood, the organization operated locations in Fort Worth and Wichita Falls, Texas before abruptly closing permanently in March 2024 due to sustained financial insolvency.

Founded

2007

Company Size

11-50 employees

Company Type

Non-profit

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Work Environments

ClinicSchool

Treatment Approaches

ABA

Client Populations

Autism Spectrum DisorderIntellectual Disabilities

Age Groups Served

3-5 years6-12 years

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Transparency Score

4.0

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Directory median 6.0Higher than 12% of ABA companies on CertifyndABA

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Employee Sentiment3.5/10