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1. Canada Study Grant for the Accommodation of Students with Permanent Disabilities (CSG-PD)This program may be used to cover the costs of a wide variety of supports for post secondary students who have permanent disabilities. The assistive technology allowed under this grant is provided by Assistive Technology BC (AT BC). Phone: 250 387-6100Toll-free Phone: 1 800 561-1818 TTY Phone: 250 952-6832 Fax: 866 312-3322 Address: Students should contact disability services/disability resource centre at their post-secondary institution. B.C. Lower Mainland: 604 660-2610 Fax: 250 387-7460 |
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2. CPP Disability BenefitGovernment of Canada The CPP disability benefit, administered by the federal government, is available to people who have made enough contributions to the Canada Pension Plan, and whose disability prevents them from working at a job on a regular basis. The disability must be long lasting or likely to result in death. Toll-free Phone: 1 800 277-9914TTY Phone: 800 255-4786 |
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3. Federal Excise Gasoline TaxCanada Revenue Agency You may be able to claim a refund of part of the excise tax on gasoline if you are an individual who has a mobility impairment. Toll-free Phone: 1 800 959-8281TTY Phone: 800 665-0354 |
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4. Health BenefitsVeterans Affairs Canada Veterans Affairs Canada offers 14 kinds of health benefits, including medical, surgical and dental care, prescription drugs, and hearing and vision aids. Veterans Affairs Canada also offers supplementary health benefits, treatment allowances and other miscellaneous benefits. For example, the cost of travel for medical services, including the cost of travel for an escort, where necessary, may also be covered. The ability to access our health benefits may depend on your eligibility, your health needs and whether these services are available through your province. Email: information@vac-acc.gc.caToll-free Phone: 1 866 522-2122 Toll-Free: 1 866 522-2022 (French) Office hours are Monday to Friday 8:30 to 4:30 local time. |
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5. Non Insured Health BenefitsFirst Nations and Inuit Health Branch, Health Canada The Non-Insured Health Benefits Program (NIHB) is a national health benefit program that funds a limited range of medically necessary health-related goods and services to eligible registered First Nations and recognized Inuit (clients). As the payer of last resort NIHB provides goods and services not already provided through private insurance plans, provincial/territorial health or social programs or other publicly funded programs. The benefits funded include prescription drugs, over-the-counter medication, medical supplies and equipment, short-term crisis intervention mental health counselling, dental care, vision care and medical transportation to access medically required health services not provided on the reserve or in the community of residence. See also: Inter Tribal Health Authority and Nisga'a Valley Health Authority. Phone: 604 666-3331Toll-free Phone: 1 800 317-7878 Address: Additional online resource: list of eligible supplies and equipment benefits http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fnih-spni/nihb-ssna/provide-fournir/med-equip/criter/a-z_index_e.html |
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6. Opportunities FundThis program provides financial help through a contribution for employment services to people with disabilities. The purpose is to assist persons with disabilities to prepare for and obtain employment or self-employment as well as to develop the skills necessary to maintain that new employment. Applications are available through your local Service Canada Centre (see link for locations). |
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7. Residential Rehabilitation Program, Home Adaptation for Seniors, Independence Shelter Enhancement Program, Emergency Repair ProgramCanada Mortgage and Housing Corporation These programs may provide persons with low income, persons with disabilities, seniors and Aboriginals with grants and loans to repair their homes, rental units, rooming houses or shelters. Persons with disabilities may be provided with a forgivable loan to complete modifications related to their specific disability (i.e. wheelchair ramp, grab bars, etc.). The cost of equipment and assistive devices is not an eligible expense under the program. Phone: 604 731-5733Toll-free Phone: 1 800 639-3938 |
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8. Tax RebatesCanada Revenue Agency There are a number of tax credits, rebates and deductions that persons with disabilities may be eligible for. Toll-free Phone: 1 800 959-8281TTY Phone: 800 665-0354 |
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9. Veterans Disability BenefitVeteran's Affairs Canada (VAC) You may qualify for a disability benefit if you have a medical disability that is related to your service and you are: a Canadian Forces (CF) Veteran or a Merchant Navy Veteran of the First or Second World War or the Korean War; a current or former member of the Regular or Reserve Force; or a civilian who served in close support of the Armed Forces during wartime. Additional benefits may be awarded if you are a pensioner with a disability who has a spouse or common-law partner or other qualified dependants. Email: information@vac-acc.gc.caToll-free Phone: 1 866 522-2122 Toll-Free: 1 866 522-2022 (French) Office hours are Monday to Friday 8:30 to 4:30 local time. |
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10. Veterans Independence ProgramVeterans Affairs Canada (VAC) The Veterans Independence Program (VIP) is a national home care program that helps eligible clients to remain healthy and independent in their own homes or communities by offering a variety of services and programs, such as housekeeping or personal care. VIP works with other federal, provincial, or municipal programs. The services an eligible client may receive depend on individual circumstances and health needs. All benefits and services must be pre-authorized by Veterans Affairs Canada. To find out if you qualify for VIP services, contact Veterans Affairs Canada. Email: information@vac-acc.gc.caToll-free Phone: 1 866 522-2122 Toll-Free: 1 866 522-2022 (French) Office hours are Monday to Friday 8:30 to 4:30 local time. |
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