Financial Aid

Monthly support for eligible low- to moderate-income families caring for a child with a severe disability.

Application, income assessment and documentation of disability-related costs required.

Helps people with long-term physical disabilities pay for approved equipment and supplies.

Assessment by an authorized health professional and approved vendor are usually required.

Funding for approved insulin pumps, continuous glucose monitors and diabetes supplies.

Clinical eligibility, registered program site and application requirements vary by device.

Plain-language tool for identifying income benefits, tax credits and financial supports.

Self-guided; providers may use it with patients. Results do not confirm eligibility.

Government questionnaire that directs users to federal and provincial benefits based on their circumstances.

Results are informational and do not guarantee eligibility.

Federal income supplement for eligible working-age people approved for the Disability Tax Credit.

Eligibility includes age, residency, tax filing and Disability Tax Credit approval.

Monthly taxable benefit for eligible CPP contributors under 65 with a severe and prolonged disability.

Application, contribution and medical eligibility requirements apply.

Helps cover eligible oral-health services for Canadian residents who meet income, tax-filing and insurance requirements.

Application and eligibility confirmation required; co-payment may apply based on income.

Needs-based charitable grants for necessities such as medical equipment, mobility aids, dental work and prosthetics.

Canadian residency, financial need and program criteria apply; funding is not guaranteed.

Tax deduction for eligible disability supports needed for work, school or research.

Eligible expenses and documentation rules apply.

Non-refundable tax credit for eligible people with severe and prolonged impairments or supporting family members.

Form T2201 and CRA approval required.

Helps eligible children and youth with physical disabilities pay for mobility, accessibility and communication equipment.

Application, professional prescription/assessment and funding criteria apply.

Case-by-case emergency help for qualifying East Elgin residents facing urgent basic-needs costs.

Funding is limited; contact EECAP for current criteria and intake.

Temporary income support for eligible workers unable to work for medical reasons.

Insurable-hours and medical-certificate requirements apply.

Allows prescribers to request public coverage for drugs not on the general formulary when clinical criteria are met.

Prescriber submits request; approval is drug- and patient-specific.

Preventive, routine and emergency dental care for eligible children and youth age 17 and under.

Income eligibility applies unless the child receives Ontario Works, ODSP or other automatic eligibility.

Funding for essential home or vehicle modifications for eligible Ontario residents with mobility restrictions.

Income and disability eligibility apply; approval is required before work begins.

Annual grant toward diapers and certain incontinence supplies for eligible children and youth.

Medical verification and age/disability eligibility apply.

Additional annual payment for qualifying recipients of both the Incontinence Supplies Grant and ACSD.

Subject to eligibility and available provincial funding.

One-time emergency help for eligible low-income electricity or natural-gas customers facing arrears or disconnection.

Contact the utility or local intake agency; income, arrears and urgency criteria apply.

Allows eligible medical expenses to be claimed on an income-tax return under CRA rules.

Receipts and eligibility rules apply; this is a non-refundable tax credit.

Needs-based reimbursement for approved health resources for eligible verified MNO citizens.

Citizenship, need, documentation, current funding and program criteria apply.

Interest-free emergency microloans for women leaving abusive or dangerous situations through participating agencies.

Access through participating agencies such as Valora Place or YWCA; repayment plan required.

Coverage for eligible First Nations and Inuit clients for pharmacy, dental, vision, equipment, counselling and medical transportation.

Client and benefit-specific eligibility and prior approval rules may apply.

Provides covered prescription medications at no cost to eligible Ontarians age 24 and under without private drug coverage.

Valid Ontario health card required; private coverage affects eligibility.

Health coverage and disability-related benefits for eligible ODSP recipients.

ODSP eligibility and benefit-specific rules apply.

Covers eligible prescription drugs for qualifying Ontarians, including seniors and social-assistance recipients.

Eligibility depends on age, residence and benefit status.

Monthly on-bill electricity credit for eligible low-income households.

Application, household income and electricity-account information required.

Coordinates publicly funded occupational therapy assessment that may support Assistive Devices Program applications.

Clinical assessment and referral eligibility apply; ADP funding is a separate approval.

Routine dental care for eligible adults age 65+ without other dental coverage.

Income and dental-coverage eligibility apply; application required.

Reduces Ontario Drug Benefit deductible and co-payment for eligible low-income seniors.

Application and annual household-income criteria apply.

Connects eligible children, youth and low-income seniors with publicly funded dental services.

Call to confirm program eligibility and book an appointment.

Funding for respite and personal development supports for eligible children with developmental or physical disabilities.

Application and eligibility assessment required; funding availability may vary.

Health benefits, medical transportation, special-diet support and discretionary assistance for eligible Ontario Works recipients.

Apply through Social Services; financial and program eligibility apply.

Helps Ontario households with high prescription-drug costs relative to income.

Valid OHIP and application required; deductible is income-based.