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Are your COVID-19 government benefits coming to end? We have the information you need to prepare.

Government-issued benefits like the CDB are meant to lend support to caregivers of disabled children and bridge the financial gap.

Raising a child with a disability can be challenging, but there is government support available to ease the financial burden.

The Disability Support Program is a personalized service offered to disabled New Brunswick residents to help alleviate related costs.

If you’re a low-income Manitoban, you may be able to secure extra money every month through the EIA program.

The Government of Alberta runs the Family Support for Children with Disabilities (FSCD) Program for parents raising children with disabilities.

Many who are eligible for the Alberta Aids to Daily Living program remain unaware of it, despite the assistance it can supply.

By using the resources made available by the Saskatchewan government, including SAID, disabled Canadians can improve their quality of life.

Saskatchewan has a range of social systems available to residents, recently rebranded under the title Saskatchewan Income Support (SIS).

Short for the Guaranteed Income Supplement, GIS is a government-issued payment issued to low-income recipients of Old Age Security (OAS).

Nova Scotians with disabilities might experience obstacles that others do not. Luckily, there is government support available.

OSAP is an assistance program that helps students cover post-secondary education costs. The program is funded by the federal and provincial government... Read More

The BC Disability Assistance Program provides monthly disability assistance payments to people with the Persons with Disabilities (PWD) Designation.