AccessOAP
Offered by AccessOAP
Ontario Autism Program intake organization that registers families, provides care coordination, and connects eligible children and youth with OAP services.
AccessOAP is the independent intake organization for the Ontario Autism Program. It helps families register, understand service options, communicate with a care coordinator, and manage OAP information through the family portal.
Families new to the OAP can create an account and register online. Families already registered through the ministry should create an AccessOAP account and complete the record-transfer steps described by AccessOAP.
OAP eligibility requires the child or youth to be under 18, live in Ontario, and have a written autism diagnosis from a qualified professional.
Program details can change. Confirm current eligibility, availability, costs, and application requirements with the official source before acting.
Eligibility
To register for OAP services, the child or youth must be under 18, live in Ontario, and have a written autism diagnosis from a qualified professional.
How to apply
Create an AccessOAP account online or by phone, then use the family portal or a care coordinator to register and provide requested documents.
At a glance
- Funding type: government funded
- Delivery: hybrid
- Services: Program intake, Care coordination, Family portal
- A diagnosis may be required
- Cost notes: There is no fee to create an AccessOAP account or work with an AccessOAP care coordinator.
Source and verification
Last source check: July 17, 2026
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