Prince Sultan bin Abdul-Aziz Center for Special Education Support Services is one of the education development projects of the Ministry of Education that aims to provide quality and effective support services to students with disabilities who are served under MOE public, special, and inclusion education programs as well as to support the efforts of the ministry in that regard.
The Center was inaugurated in 2014 and has been acknowledged as the first center in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia under the umbrella of MOE that provides such a pioneering model of service. Services are provided free of charge to clients who are eligible according to the approved admission criteria.

To Be a Leading Center of Excellence in The Provision Of Support Services For Special Education.

To Enable Each Client, reach his/her full potential in skill mastery and enhance his/her participation in educational, family and community life.

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Working hours of the center are from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm on weekdays (from Sunday to Thursday) throughout the year except for official holidays.

• Saudi National or Half Citizen (or from a Saudi mother) aged from birth to 21 years old.
• Medical report issued by a psychiatrist/psychiatry consultant or a development & behavior consultant if the age of the client is between 9 to 21 years and if an IQ Tests is requested by the family.
• Non-Saudis are accepted if referred from Ministry of Education schools.
• To be enrolled in public education system.
• Presence of a disability(ies) or at risk of developing a disability(ies) and is educable, trainable, and likely to benefit from rehabilitation services.

• Mental Disorders.
• Learning Disabilities.
• ADHD.
• ASD.
• Speech Disorders.
• Emotional & Behavioral Disorders.
• Multiple Disabilities.
• Physical & Sensory Disabilities.
• Visual Impairments.
• Hearing Impairments.
• Disorders that impair student academic achievement.

• Audiovisual tests.
• Earphone setting and programming.
• Eyeglass prescription.
• Lazy eye diagnosis and correction.
• Case study by social service and educating the family on advocacy for people with disabilities.
• Assessment of nutrition-related issues and establishment of appropriate diet programs and regimens.
• Family health education and training.
• Fine motor skill training.
• Sensory integration therapy.
• Gross motor skill training.
• Language and communication skill training.
• Cochlear implant rehabilitation program.
• Pre-school skill training.
• Academic skill training.
• Behavior modification.
• IQ tests Application and issuance of IQ reports.
• Mental health problem detection and improvement through art therapy.
• Help and support families.

The team comprises a group of certified specialists of high competence and expertise in the field. The specialists available include:

• Medical doctor.
• Social worker.
• Audiologist.
• Optometrist.
• Clinical nutritionist.
• Health educator.
• Occupational therapist.
• Physiotherapist
• Speech and Language Therapist.
• Clinical psychologist.
• Special Education Specialist.
• Family counseling specialist.
• Art therapist.