The Government of Canada, through Employment and Social Development Canada, offers Canada Access Grants for Students with Permanent Disabilities to help qualifying students with permanent disabilities meet educational costs (e.g. tuition, books, and supplies) and living costs. Qualifying students could receive up to $8,000 each school year (August 1 to July 31) for each year of studies (including undergraduate and graduate levels) as long as they still qualify.
Applied and qualify for full-time or part-time student financial assistance;Are in a full-time or part-time program at a designated post-secondary institution; Meet the criteria for students with permanent disabilities;Included one of the following with your loan application as proof of your permanent disability (unless already provided for a Canada Student Grant for Students with Permanent Disabilities): a medical certificate, a psycho-educational assessment, or documents that prove you have received federal or provincial permanent disability assistance; Provided written confirmation that you are in need of exceptional education-related services or equipment from a person qualified to determine such need; andProvided written confirmation of the exact cost of the equipment and services.
Self-referral is acceptable, but must have proof of disability.
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To apply for the Canada Student Grant for Students with Permanent Disabilities, contact your local student financial assistance office.
Northern Ontario Families of Children with Cancer (NOFCC) is a registered charitable organization based in Sudbury and is committed to helping families across Northern Ontario who have a child diagnosed with cancer. Through financial support programs, bursaries, educational supports and a variety of other programs designed to reduce costs associated with travelling, they provide assistance to families and cancer survivors.
For the Financial Assistance Program, a daily per diem is available to those who need assistance to offset the costs of travelling for treatment. Families are eligible for these funds for days spent away from home, which is defined by +100kms from the place of residence.
Wequedong Lodge of Thunder Bay is a charitable, non-profit corporation that offers accommodation, meals, transportation, translation and referral services to First Nations (on and off reserve), Métis and Inuit accessing medical care in Thunder Bay.
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