Our daytime activity service for children offers families the opportunity to benefit from suitable care outside school hours for their children with autism spectrum disorder.
The children take part in a variety of activities suited to their age and interests — crafts, sports, games, trampoline — as well as outings such as swimming, amusement parks, playgrounds, or horse-drawn carriage rides. These moments also promote social interaction among peers.
Each child’s care plan is individualized and designed according to their specific needs. Visual supports, such as personalized weekly or daily schedules, help structure the day and provide a clear and reassuring framework.
Activities are available for children from the age of 5 up to the end of compulsory schooling.
Created in 2010, this service meets a real need expressed by parents of children with autism, who often face a lack of suitable options during school holidays. It also offers them some respite while ensuring quality support for their child.
During the School Year
Starting from the 2025 school year, the Foundation will welcome a group of six children on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons as well as on Saturdays (outside school holidays) at its building in Belvaux.
Places will be allocated on a rotating basis to allow several families to benefit from the service.
During School Holidays
During school holidays, the Foundation offers a program of fun and educational activities in a structured, pleasant, and secure environment.
Care is provided from Monday to Friday, from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with weekly registration. Supervision is provided by two members of the FAL educational team, assisted by students, trainees, or care assistants in training, depending on the number of children enrolled.