Ontario is the only developed jurisdiction ignoring WHO timely treatment standards for autism intervention.
70,000+ children are waiting 2-7 years for time-sensitive care. This is the story.
Spencer Carroll, site founder and parent advocate, was interviewed by the WHO about autism diagnosis and the critical importance of early intervention. This exclusive content is unavailable on any other Ontario advocacy site.
Use these verified quotes from Spencer Carroll's WHO interview in your reporting.
"The most critical window for a child is between the ages of 0 to 6. We know this. These are time-sensitive interventions that require immediate access."
"Our biggest struggle is accessing publicly funded services that are supposedly available. We know exactly what we need. We know when we need it, but for whatever reason there's a wait list."
"Follow the data. It is there for a reason."
"These therapies are recognized globally as improving the quality of life for every person with an autism diagnosis."
"We do not believe vaccines caused his autism... it's noise... follow the data."
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Parent Advocate & Site Founder
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Follow the data. Demand the standard.