End the Wait Ontario
End the Wait Ontario
The Financial Accountability Office of Ontario (FAO) reports 70,176 children registered with the Ontario Autism Program (OAP) by end of 2023-24. As of February 29, 2024, only 19,966 children were enrolled in core clinical services, leaving over 50,000 waiting for evidence-based care.
Source: FAO Report 2023-24 · View SourceUnder the Canadian Charter Section 15, Ontario Human Rights Code, and UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, children have the right to timely healthcare services without discrimination based on disability. Multi-year wait times may violate these protections.
Source: Canadian Charter, Ontario Human Rights Code, UN CRPDOntario does not publish transparent, real-time waitlist data for the Ontario Autism Program. Families do not know their position in the queue or when services will begin. The Financial Accountability Office provides periodic reports, but detailed enrollment timelines are not publicly available.
Source: End The Wait Ontario Policy AnalysisThe human cost of Ontario autism wait times is significant. Every month a child waits is time they cannot get back in terms of early development. The clock is always ticking, and the vast majority of autistic children in Ontario are waiting during the critical window when intervention is most effective.
Source: End The Wait OntarioWe provide the tools. You provide the voice. Together, we are impossible to ignore.
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The Financial Accountability Office of Ontario (FAO) reports 70,176 children registered with the Ontario Autism Program (OAP) by end of 2023-24. As of February 29, 2024, only 19,966 children were enrolled in core clinical services, leaving over 50,000 waiting for evidence-based care.
Source: FAO Report 2023-24 · View SourceUnder the Canadian Charter Section 15, Ontario Human Rights Code, and UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, children have the right to timely healthcare services without discrimination based on disability. Multi-year wait times may violate these protections.
Source: Canadian Charter, Ontario Human Rights Code, UN CRPDOntario does not publish transparent, real-time waitlist data for the Ontario Autism Program. Families do not know their position in the queue or when services will begin. The Financial Accountability Office provides periodic reports, but detailed enrollment timelines are not publicly available.
Source: End The Wait Ontario Policy AnalysisThe human cost of Ontario autism wait times is significant. Every month a child waits is time they cannot get back in terms of early development. The clock is always ticking, and the vast majority of autistic children in Ontario are waiting during the critical window when intervention is most effective.
Source: End The Wait OntarioWe provide the tools. You provide the voice. Together, we are impossible to ignore.
Every email sent to an MPP is tracked. When hundreds of emails flood a riding office, the MPP is forced to pay attention. We are tracking every single interaction.
~60 seconds total. We never see your email content.
Target vs. Reality
Letters Sent
Advocates
Impact Score
It takes less than 1 minute to make your voice heard.
Don't know your riding? Look it up here.
EndTheWaitOntario.com is committed to accuracy. Our data is independently verified against official government reports, scientific literature, and accessible public records.