Rising Star Academy (RSA)
September – June | Bellevue
Providing high quality early childhood intervention for all learners ages 3-7, RSA stands as FEAT of Washington’s flagship early intensive behavioral intervention (EIBI) program. Each week, RSA provides up to 30 hours of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services to the students who attend the program. Read more and apply.
Transitions for Teens (TFT)
September – June | Bellevue
Designed by one of the nation’s leading experts in behavior analytic intervention for adolescents with autism and related disabilities (Dr. Peter Gerhardt), Transitions for Teens program provides high quality ABA services to low- and moderately-skilled adolescents ages 13-21 with autism and related disabilities. These services improve teens’ independence, self-determination, and quality of life. Read more and apply.
Experience Learning Project (ELP SS)
September – June | University Place
Offered on site during two Fridays a month, from 4:30 – 6:30 PM, and at community locations on the Saturdays following each Friday, the modified version of ELP offered in the South Sound adheres the main goals of ELP – social thinking and social problem-solving skills – as it integrates social learning to help build knowledge, character and civic skills in young people. Teens may join this ongoing program at any time. Learn more and register
Super Saturday Offerings
September – June | Bellevue, University Place & Sumner
Held monthly, Super Saturday promotes productive interaction between children with autism and their typical peers ages 3-8, improves leisure skills, and provides families with much needed respite. Read more and register.
Summer Offerings
Experience Learning Project (ELP)
July – August | Bellevue
This innovative program improves social thinking and social problem-solving skills within a service learning context for adolescents with high functioning autism (HFA) and Asperger’s Syndrome. Read more and apply.
Summer Intervention Program (SIP)
July – August (6 weeks) | Bellevue, Tacoma
Designed to provide children a fun and high quality summer learning experience, FEAT of Washington’s Summer Intervention Program (SIP) works with children with autism and their typical peers to improve their social, language, and academic skills. Read more and apply.
Family Resources - Year Round
- Become a Member (it’s free!)
- Connect with a mentor
- Call our family services line: (425) 223-5126
- Attend open houses and workshops
- Utilize our resource guide
- Connect with families in your neighborhood via our Facebook, Twitter, and Yahoo listserv Groups.
Email our Family Resources Coordinators with any questions you may have, we’re here to help!
