About Project HOPE Foundation
Project HOPE Foundation is a nonprofit autism services organization founded in 1997 by two parents seeking help for their sons with autism. Based in Upstate South Carolina with nine campuses across Anderson, Clemson, Greenville, Greenwood, Landrum, Spartanburg, and Woodruff, it is the largest South Carolina-based ABA provider, offering a lifespan of services from diagnosis through adulthood including ABA therapy, a K-12 private school (Hope Academy), speech and occupational therapy, and adult day/employment programs.
Services & Specializations
Work Environments
Treatment Approaches
Client Populations
Age Groups Served
Locations
Greenville, SC Headquarters
Greenville, SC Primary
Anderson, SC
Clemson, SC
Greenwood, SC
Landrum, SC
Spartanburg, SC
Woodruff, SC
Benefits & Perks
Health Insurance
Transparency Score
out of 10
TypicalDirectory median 6.0Higher than 60% of ABA companies on CertifyndABA
- Pay 2 of 3 points
- Found: Pay ranges published
- Not found: Pay listed for more than one role
- Leadership 1.5 of 2.5 points
- Found: Leadership named
- Not found: Leadership bios
- Services & work settings 2.5 of 2.5 points
- Found: Treatment approaches
- Found: Work settings
- Found: Client populations
- Found: Age groups
- Accreditation 1 of 2 points
- Not found: Recognized accreditation (BHCOE, Joint Commission, CARF)
- Found: Other certifications listed