End the Wait Ontario
End the Wait Ontario
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End the Wait Ontario
Find what you need quickly. Whether you are waiting for services, looking for resources, or ready to advocate for change.
Estimate how long you might wait for OAP services based on current data and your region.
Learn how the Ontario Autism Program works, funding levels, and what to expect when invited.
Email your MPP, share your story, and join the fight for timely autism services in Ontario.
Curated research, WHO guidelines, and primary sources for advocacy and understanding.
Understanding human rights, education rights, and options while waiting for services.
End the Wait Ontario
Find what you need quickly. Whether you are waiting for services, looking for resources, or ready to advocate for change.
Estimate how long you might wait for OAP services based on current data and your region.
Learn how the Ontario Autism Program works, funding levels, and what to expect when invited.
Email your MPP, share your story, and join the fight for timely autism services in Ontario.
Curated research, WHO guidelines, and primary sources for advocacy and understanding.
Understanding human rights, education rights, and options while waiting for services.
As autistic youth approach adulthood, families often need to navigate adult support systems that have different eligibility rules, waitlists, and funding pathways. This page summarizes where DSO tends to come up and points you to the most useful next steps on this site.
Housing options are often the longest‑lead item. Start planning early and track documents, assessments, and applications in one place.
Adult funding and benefits can involve different programs than childhood supports. Build a checklist and don’t wait for a crisis.
Families may need clarity on power of attorney, guardianship, and capacity topics as youth approach 18.
Start here for a structured overview of supported living models and practical planning steps.
Read housing guideIf you’re mapping out benefits and timelines, this is a good starting point for Ontario’s disability income supports.
Read ODSP guideThis page is informational only and not legal or benefits advice. Eligibility and processes change over time; verify details with official sources when applying.
As autistic youth approach adulthood, families often need to navigate adult support systems that have different eligibility rules, waitlists, and funding pathways. This page summarizes where DSO tends to come up and points you to the most useful next steps on this site.
Housing options are often the longest‑lead item. Start planning early and track documents, assessments, and applications in one place.
Adult funding and benefits can involve different programs than childhood supports. Build a checklist and don’t wait for a crisis.
Families may need clarity on power of attorney, guardianship, and capacity topics as youth approach 18.
Start here for a structured overview of supported living models and practical planning steps.
Read housing guideIf you’re mapping out benefits and timelines, this is a good starting point for Ontario’s disability income supports.
Read ODSP guideThis page is informational only and not legal or benefits advice. Eligibility and processes change over time; verify details with official sources when applying.