Funding & financial supports

Money for respite and for activities that build a child's skills, for children with a developmental or physical disability.

Monthly help with the extra costs of a severe disability, for lower and middle income families with a child under 18.

Provincial funding toward wheelchairs, walkers, orthoses, communication devices and more.

Extra respite funding for children who need constant medical care.

Support for children with several complex needs that regular programs cannot meet.

Help with travel costs when a northern family must travel far for specialist care.

A tax credit that also opens the door to the two programs below.

A monthly tax-free payment for families of a child who qualifies for the Disability Tax Credit.

Long-term savings, with government grants and bonds added.

Makes sure First Nations children get the health, social and school supports they need.

Help with equipment costs that the Assistive Devices Program and insurance do not cover, for children with physical disabilities.

A yearly grant toward diapers and supplies for children aged 3 to 18 with a lasting disability.

Financial help for Ontario families of children 21 and under who are seriously ill or have a permanent disability.

Funding help for members with cerebral palsy.

Funding and help for ramps, lifts and vehicle changes.

Equipment funding for neuromuscular conditions.

Financial help, parent coaching and navigation for children and youth up to 21.

Short-term loans of basic equipment.

Free or discounted entry for a support person at attractions and theatres.