Education City Buildings
Buildings across Education City are designed to accessibility standards, featuring clear signage, sensory rooms, and trained staff. They provide welcoming environments for individuals with autism and diverse disabilities.
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About the offering
01Buildings across Education City are designed in alignment with accessibility standards inspired by the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, integrating features that accommodate a wide range of needs. Clear signage, intuitive layouts, and thoughtful design elements support easier navigation and help reduce stress for visitors with autism and individuals with diverse disabilities.
Sensory rooms are available in several locations, including Qatar National Library and Education City Stadium. These spaces offer quieter, structured environments tailored for children with learning differences, developmental disabilities, and sensory sensitivities. Designed to be calming and sensory-aware, they support comfort, focus, and emotional regulation.
Staff across Education City receive training to provide appropriate assistance, helping ensure that spaces thoughtfully balance activity with areas of calm. Through inclusive design and informed support, Education City creates welcoming environments where families can comfortably access educational, cultural, and recreational resources.
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02Community Services
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03World Innovation Summit for Health (WISH)
Report: The Ability Friendly Program: Advancing Inclusion Through Adaptive Sports
A WISH report highlighting key lessons from QF's Ability Friendly Program, which offers inclusive opportunities for children with disabilities through adaptive sports and developmental activities.
World Innovation Summit for Health (WISH)
Report: Making Sports Accessible for All: The Time to Act Is Now
A WISH 2022 report providing an overview of inclusivity challenges in sport and exploring practical solutions. It highlights barriers faced by people with disabilities and calls for coordinated action to make sport accessible for all.
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