FACT CHECK
AccessOAP Administration: What the Operating Figures Show
Direct answer
The administration of the Ontario Autism Program has been presented as improved and modernized under the current delivery model. AccessOAP’s annual contract value has been reported at roughly $57.9M per year (MCCSS breakdown obtained under FOI by The Trillium, July 2024; confirm current contract details)
ETWO: Where does the money go? · OAP Access Snapshot · Verified 2026-08-10
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What They Said
- Record
“The administration of the Ontario Autism Program has been presented as improved and modernized under the current delivery model.”
- Attribution
- Government communications on OAP delivery and AccessOAP administration, as characterized in ETWO’s operating-figures analysis
What the Data Actually Shows
- AccessOAP’s annual contract value has been reported at roughly $57.9M per year (MCCSS breakdown obtained under FOI by The Trillium, July 2024; confirm current contract details)
- Administrative spending is separate from Core Clinical funding that pays for therapy
- Families measure the system by one number: how many registered children hold an active funding agreement
The Source Documents
| Document | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|
| ETWO: Where does the money go? | Program spending, administration, and the accountability gap | Open source record |
| OAP Access Snapshot | Registered vs active-agreement counts underlying the delivery question | Open source record |
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