The event featured interactive activities, sensory storytelling, and hands-on experiences, designed to create a welcoming and engaging environment for children with autism and their families. A specialist from the Primary Health Care Corporation (PHCC) was also present, offering private consultations to provide guidance and support.

Visitors also had the opportunity to explore a research booth by Qatar Biomedical Research Institute (QBRI), highlighting recent advancements in autism research and offering families access to the latest insights and findings.

“Qatar National Library is proud to be a place where everyone can feel welcome and supported,” said Maram Al-Mahmoud, Manager of the Children’s & Young Adults’ Library. “Our commitment to accessibility goes hand in hand with our mission to inspire learning, discovery, and connection across all members of our community.”

The Library also offers a dedicated Sensory Room designed to support children and adults with sensory or developmental needs. Featuring calming lights, tactile toys, a bubble column, and interactive visuals, the Sensory Room provides a safe space where visitors can explore, relax, and build confidence.