
We provide hands-on, repetitive practice for essential everyday tasks, including personal hygiene, handwashing, dining routines, table etiquette, dressing, and simple household chores.

For non-verbal or minimally verbal participants, we utilize visual schedules, picture exchange tools, and assistive technology to help them express immediate physical needs. Our specialists utilize positive behavior interventions to identify triggers, anticipate overstimulation, and help participants self-regulate safely.

Participants learn to safely navigate home environments . In our dedicated practical kitchen, specialists guide participants through basic, age-appropriate cooking steps (such as during "Ontario Top Chef" activities), focusing on kitchen safety, item identification, and clean-up routines .

We coordinate carefully planned, low-stimulus group outings to typical community settings. These trips are highly structured and use visual guides and transition training so students can safely practice navigating public spaces without sensory overload.

Ages Accepted: Our Transition & Adult program accepts teenagers and young adults from ages 13 up to 21 and older (21+).
Separate Facilities: To ensure age-appropriate social dynamics and peer experiences, we operate two completely separate campus areas. Children aged 2–14 use our lower-level campus, while older youth and adults aged 14 to 21+ are supported in our dedicated upper-level facility.
Our community outings are highly monitored, low-stimulus, and designed to help highly dependent participants practice daily routines in typical public settings. Our students go to the mall, shop at the grocery store, go swimming, along with lots more fun activities.
We provide flexible daily timing structures from Sunday through Thursday to fit your family’s routine and minimize parental stress:
Half-Day Program (8:30 AM – 12:30 PM): Focuses on core daily living skills and intensive behavior support.
Full-Day Program (8:30 AM – 5:00 PM): Includes intensive skills training, recreational sessions, and healthy, nutritionist-supervised meals (breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snacks).
Semi-Boarding Program (8:30 AM – 8:00 PM): Qatar's first extended-day option. It includes all full-day activities, a healthy dinner, and a dedicated evening relaxation routine featuring calming music and soothing sensory activities led by our specialists.
For over a decade, the Ontario Center has helped families unlock their child’s potential. We’d love to do the same for you.


For over 10 years, Ontario Center has been a consistent partner for families in Qatar, providing a nurturing, supportive environment where children and young adults build the communication, daily living, and social skills they need for life.
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