Emirates Autism Center

Emirates Autism Center is a special needs school located at Villa 27, Al Falah St. in Abu Dhabi. The center opened its doors on the 2nd of April 2008 during the 1st Annual Autism Week, operating under the patronage of H.H Sheikh Nahyan Bin Mubarak Al Nahyan. Founded in 2007 by Amal Sabry, it serves students ages 4-18 years.

The school welcomes both boys and girls, providing specialized support for students on the autism spectrum. Emirates Autism Center operates year-round, allowing for consistent educational programming and therapeutic interventions, including occupational therapy, speech therapy, and sensory integration.

Classrooms at the center are specifically designed to address the sensory and environmental requirements of students with autism. The facility focuses on delivering quality teaching and care through a psycho-educational curriculum emphasizing social, psychological, and behavioral development, while working toward successful inclusion programs for its students.

The campus faces Al Falah Mosque on the same line as the Sudanese Social Club and is situated behind the ADNOC Service Station, providing access for families seeking specialized autism education and support services in Abu Dhabi.