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Wellington (County of). Social Services - Ontario Works, Guelph - 129 Wyndham St N
Supports and Benefits
- caseworkers work closely with participants to develop individualized action plans that address unique needs
- participants guided through each stage and encouraged to stay on track
Employment supports are via referral to local Employment Ontario agencies: Employment Ontario | ontario.ca
Discretionary Benefits for recipients of Ontario Works assistance, or Ontario Disability Support Program assistance. Other programs include:
- Learning, Earning and Parenting (LEAP) - for young parents, ages 16-25 years
- Life Skills Case Management - intensive support for those who are experiencing issues related to addictions or mental health
Application
In person, by phone or online at ">Ontario Works: How to Apply. An appointment will be scheduled to meet with a caseworker for a verification interview if potential eligibility is determined.
Apply by phone or online.
Apply by phone - Call the provincial Intake and Benefit Administration Unit toll free from Mon-Fri 8:30-5 pm. The telephone application will take approximately one hour to complete. Intake and Benefits Administration Unit 1-888-999-1142, TTY 1-800-387-5559
Apply online - Complete an online application anytime at: target=_"blank">Ontario Works: How to Apply An appointment will be scheduled to meet with a caseworker for a verification interview if potential eligibility is determined.
Eligibility
Youth and adults 18 years and older in financial need.
- Employable youth 16-17 years in financial need who cannot live at home but are attending school or seeking employment (funds must be managed by a trustee, guardian or agency). Financial need is determined by a review of income, liquid assets and living expenses.
- Ages: 16 years and up
Languages
Interpretive Services
Physical Access
Fully Accessible
Fees
None
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