Introduction Recently, there have been varied views about whether programs of child care disability policies have been successful. Critics of policy implementation in Saudi Arabia have raised claims of lack of proper implementation of policies geared towards addressing disability in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (Morton et al 2002, pp 85-90) and (Shawky, Abalkhail and Soliman 2002, pp 61-69). Today, issues of actualization of policies have continued to face numerous challenges at almost every phase and as such, stakeholder policy review is critical in ensuring that policy objectives are met to satisfactory levels. This research endeavors to focus on evaluation of state of disability in Jeddah in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (K.S.A). It further examines the contemporary policy issues ranging from constraints, successes and suggests future policy recommendations in order to reverse the current challenges that impede policy implementation. The research shall use Jeddah as its study area while using abundant literatures that have been directed towards this topic in gaining an understanding of the key issues of child disability in Jeddah region, Saudi Arabia. The research shall entail a focused examination of the diverse structural strategies to establish the usefulness of the policy to the anticipated community. The main aim of the study is to analyse the challenges facing disability policy care of in the K.S.A, Jeddah. Further to this, it also confines itself on analysing the possible improvements on the policy care of disabled children in the K.S.A, Jeddah. Also, it aims to determine the pros and cons of care policy of disabled children in Jeddah. This analysis will help develop a new form of policy that shall be more robust in addressing child disability in Jeddah. The research outlines policy recommendations and gives insights that will help contribute to future researches on the topic. And the field in general. An analysis of the related literature conducted reveals that though there have been significant successes reported about the child care disability policies, policy lags were still inherent and that the concerned authority has exhibited skewed approach to the implementation of policies dealing with disability. This study concludes with a recommendation of a new form of policy implementation that would holistically address the challenges facing child care disability in Jeddah. Background of Study As nations move through the21st century with a renewed form of energy, there remains a commitment towards internationalization of industry, business, media and science. Policy plans and advocacy are being put in place for the awareness of basic rights and urgent needs for children with disabilities. This attention has been given by many countries across the world and Particularly in Saudi Arabia; there has been focus on welfare of disabled persons since the inception of socio-economic programs two decades ago (Young 2002, pp 65) and (Simeonsson 2002, pp.1). The government has been providing means to enable persons with disability to adapt to the society, life and environment while taking into account their intellectual, physical, psychological and livelihood characteristics. The government of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia emphasis