Tagged: #oap

In 2025, Spencer Carroll filed a Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario application against the Government of Ontario in the disability services area. The proceeding is active; this post sets out the public-record background and how HRTO applications work.

Some families report OAP waits of 5+ years for families registered in August 2021 (community-reported, Ontario Autism Coalition, July 2026), but dozens of services don't require core OAP approval. This guide covers free therapy, community programs, school supports, and government resources available to your child right now.

A practical breakdown of autism therapy costs in Ontario — ABA, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and more. Plus how OAP funding, insurance, and the DTC offset the costs.

The week after your child's autism diagnosis can feel overwhelming. This guide gives you a concrete action plan: what to do today, this week, this month, and while you wait for Ontario autism services.

Public assessment wait times are not published province-wide; ask each centre for its current wait. This guide covers every option — public, private, and community-based — including costs, timelines, and what happens after you get the report.

71,263 of the 91,974 children registered with the OAP have no core funding agreement. Some families report waits of 5+ years for families registered in August 2021 (community-reported, Ontario Autism Coalition, July 2026). We explain what is published about wait times and what you can do while waiting.

Complete guide to registering for the Ontario Autism Program. Learn what documents you need, how to apply, and what to expect after registration.

Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) is the basis of most evidence-based autism treatment models. Learn what it is, how it works, and what to look for in a quality provider.

Considering a private autism assessment? This guide covers costs, how to choose a provider, and what to expect from the process.

When your autistic child turns 18, they "age out" of children's services. This guide explains the transition to adult services in Ontario.

71,263 of the 91,974 children registered with the OAP are waiting for a core funding agreement — a historic high. Learn about the causes, impacts, and what families can do while waiting for critical services.