91,974
children are registered in the Ontario Autism Program
Primary source MCCSS FOI via OAC · May 2026 Verified 2026-11-03
Supporting Siblings of Autistic Children in Ontario
Siblings experience a complex mix of emotions, pride, love, jealousy, and worry, often simultaneously.
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Supporting Siblings of Autistic Children in Ontario Siblings of autistic children face unique challenges. Siblings Autism has a genetic component, and undiagnosed autistic siblings are not uncommon. Autism Ontario also runs sibling-focused events through its regional chapters. regional Many children's treatment centres offer sibling support programming at no cost. cost Siblings experience a complex mix of emotions, pride, love, jealousy, and worry, often simultaneously. Siblings Read the guide www.endthewaitontario.com/autism-siblings-ontario
Download English captions (WebVTT)Siblings experience a complex mix of emotions, pride, love, jealousy, and worry, often simultaneously. A short explainer with music and captions. 39 seconds.
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Take the grandchild for an afternoon, an overnight, or a weekend.
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Only 20,711 children have active funding agreements (22.5%), less than one in four
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Written by Spencer Carroll
Founder & Autism Advocate
Lived experience: Parent of autistic child in the OAP system