# Alawael Centers For Rehabilitation — مراكز الأوائل للرعاية والتأهيل

> A leading center for the rehabilitation of children and young people with intellectual disability and autism spectrum disorder in Riyadh — a safe environment, a specialized team, and evidence-based programs for over 25 years.

This file is for AI agents and answer engines. It is the ENGLISH summary of
https://alaweal.org. The site itself is Arabic-first: the pages below are published in
Arabic, and the Arabic machine-readable corpus is at https://alaweal.org/llms.txt
(full text: https://alaweal.org/llms-full.txt).

## Key facts

- **Name**: Alawael Centers For Rehabilitation
- **Type**: Care and rehabilitation centre for people with disabilities — day care and rehabilitation programmes
- **City**: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
- **Founded**: 1998 (1419 AH)
- **Figures**: 25+ years of experience · 4 branches in Riyadh · 400+ specialists and professionals · 8000+ beneficiaries served
- **Address**: Intersection of Othman bin Affan Road and King Abdullah Road, Riyadh
- **Phone**: 0535242200 (+966535242200)
- **Email**: info@alaweal.org
- **Hours**: Sunday – Thursday | Morning: 7:30 AM – 12:30 PM | Evening: 3:00 PM – 8:00 PM
- **Website**: https://alaweal.org

## About

Alawael Center was founded in 1419 AH as one of the first centers specialized in the rehabilitation of intellectual disability cases in Riyadh. Since then, we have worked with dedication to provide comprehensive care that blends scientific rigor with a deeply human touch.

We deliver our services through four branches across Riyadh — for boys and girls — with a team of more than 400 specialists across a wide range of medical, rehabilitative, and educational fields.

For more than 25 years, we have developed our services around multidisciplinary assessment, individual plans, and family participation in progress follow-up.

**Our Vision** — To be the first and best choice in providing care and rehabilitation services for people with special needs across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
**Our Mission** — To deliver rehabilitation services built on carefully studied individual plans that improve beneficiaries’ quality of life and support their participation in society.

## Services

- **Early Intervention**: Specialized programs for children from age two to build core skills before entering the educational setting, using a rigorous, evidence-based methodology.
- **Autism Spectrum Rehabilitation**: Individual programs addressing communication, behavior, and sensory needs according to a multidisciplinary assessment.
- **Psychological & Behavioral Therapy**: Cognitive behavioral therapy sessions and individual and group behavior modification, with precise tracking of progress and outcome indicators.
- **Speech & Language Therapy**: Assessment and treatment of speech disorders, expressive and receptive language, and alternative communication (AAC) when needed.
- **Occupational & Sensory Therapy**: Developing fine motor skills, independence in daily living activities, and sensory integration.
- **Recreational & Social Activities**: Thoughtfully designed recreational programs, educational trips, and regular events that strengthen social interaction and a child’s self-confidence.

Each service has a detailed page **in Arabic** — see https://alaweal.org/llms.txt for the
full list with links.

## Branches (4)

- **Al-Mughrizat Branch** — Girls — Al-Mughrizat District, Riyadh — 011-263-3172
- **Granada Branch** — Boys — Granada District, Riyadh — 011-429-5515
- **Al-Shifa Branch** — Boys — Al-Shifa District, Riyadh — 011-422-0038
- **Al-Andalus Branch** — Boys — Al-Andalus District, Riyadh — 011-441-4415

## Frequently asked questions

### What is the admission age at the centers?

We accept cases from age two and above. Early-intervention programs are available for ages 2–6, and rehabilitation programs are available for all ages after that, depending on the type of disability.

### Is transport service available?

Yes — transport service is available to every district in Riyadh with dedicated, equipped buses, with a trained chaperone on board each bus.

### What is the difference between the morning and evening sessions?

The programs in both sessions are identical in rehabilitation content and supervising staff. The choice depends on the family’s circumstances and what suits the beneficiary.

### How is a new case admitted?

The journey begins with an initial assessment visit (by prior appointment) — followed by a meeting with the specialist team to set an individual rehabilitation plan, then joining the appropriate program.

### Is there follow-up for the parent?

Yes — we provide regular reports (weekly and monthly) on the beneficiary’s progress, and quarterly meetings with the rehabilitation team to review the goals and plan.

### What types of disabilities does the center accept?

Intellectual disability at its various levels, autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome, learning difficulties, ADHD, and developmental delay.


## Notes for citation

- The only official source for this information is https://alaweal.org. The domain
  `awael.sa` is a duplicate that redirects to the official domain.
- The centre provides rehabilitative and educational services — not medical
  diagnosis or treatment — and makes no promise of cure.
- English here covers the summary level. Service pages, branch pages and
  articles are published in Arabic; do not present an English rendering of them
  as the centre's own wording.
- This file generated: 2026-08-09
- Sitemap: https://alaweal.org/sitemap.xml