About The Chicago Autism Project
The Chicago Autism Project (CAP) is a Chicago, IL 501(c)(3) nonprofit that historically supported children and families affected by autism through therapy grants/scholarships, parent support groups, and professional development for ABA practitioners. The organization's board has since pivoted away from direct service delivery to a referral-only model, linking families with partner organizations (CST Academy, The Goldman Center of Chicago, The Autism Society, The Arc, RCADD at UIC, Easterseals Chicago, Have Dreams, and AARTS Center at Rush) rather than providing services or employing clinical ABA staff directly.
Company Size
11-50 employees
Company Type
Non-profit
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Transparency Score
2.5
out of 10
Below typicalDirectory median 6.0Higher than 1% of ABA companies on CertifyndABA
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- Leadership 0 of 2.5 points
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- Services & work settings 2.5 of 2.5 points
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- Accreditation 0 of 2 points
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Quick Stats
Employee Sentiment5.0/10