End the Wait Ontario
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End the Wait Ontario
End the Wait Ontario
Ontario Human Rights Commission findings on discrimination against autistic children in the Ontario Autism Program.
Human Rights Tribunal inquiry findings • Legal analysis of discrimination claims
OHRC found that the OAP waitlist discriminates against autistic children by denying timely access to services available to other children with disabilities.
Ontario fails to provide equal benefit of the law under section 15 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Wait times of 5+ years violate the Ontario Human Rights Code protections against discrimination based on disability.
Delays cause irreversible harm during critical neurodevelopmental window (ages 2-6).
Children with other disabilities receive services within months; autistic children wait years.
Families begin filing human rights complaints against Ontario autism program
Ontario Human Rights Commission begins formal inquiry into service discrimination
OHRC holds hearings with families, advocates, and government officials
OHRC identifies evidence of systemic discrimination
Government announces new OAP framework following OHRC recommendations
Despite reforms, waitlist grows to 70,000+ children
EndTheWaitOntario.com is committed to accuracy. Our data is independently verified against official government reports, scientific literature, and accessible public records.
Ontario Human Rights Commission findings on discrimination against autistic children in the Ontario Autism Program.
Human Rights Tribunal inquiry findings • Legal analysis of discrimination claims
OHRC found that the OAP waitlist discriminates against autistic children by denying timely access to services available to other children with disabilities.
Ontario fails to provide equal benefit of the law under section 15 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Wait times of 5+ years violate the Ontario Human Rights Code protections against discrimination based on disability.
Delays cause irreversible harm during critical neurodevelopmental window (ages 2-6).
Children with other disabilities receive services within months; autistic children wait years.
Families begin filing human rights complaints against Ontario autism program
Ontario Human Rights Commission begins formal inquiry into service discrimination
OHRC holds hearings with families, advocates, and government officials
OHRC identifies evidence of systemic discrimination
Government announces new OAP framework following OHRC recommendations
Despite reforms, waitlist grows to 70,000+ children
EndTheWaitOntario.com is committed to accuracy. Our data is independently verified against official government reports, scientific literature, and accessible public records.