The Autism Program (TAP) at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign is an affiliate of the Autism Program of Illinois Service Network, which consists of four universities and 11 organizations that operate 20 statewide centers. TAP is part of the Department of Human Development & Family Services and operates in the Resource Room of Doris Kelley Christopher Hall.

TAP supports children on the autism spectrum and their families by providing community resources and building capacity for autism services. The program has piloted programs for university students since 2018 and trains the next generation of service providers on the Illinois campus. TAP focuses on:

• Providing a resource and referral center for parents and professionals.
• Developing and evaluating model programs in training, treatment, and family support.
• Facilitating collaborations between agencies, schools, and individuals that enhance the community’s capacity and quality of services for individuals with autism spectrum disorders and their families.

TAP's Resource Room at Doris Kelley Christopher Hall on the Illinois campus is located at:

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904 W. Nevada Street
Urbana, IL 61801
Room 1005

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The hours at TAP during the school year vary on weekdays and on Saturday, so please call 217-244-1395 to make sure someone is available to assist with your needs. TAP is open in July by appointment only.