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Ontario. Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services - Ontario Disability Support Program, Smiths Falls

Income support
  • monthly financial assistance and benefits such as a drug card for prescribed drugs
  • mobility devices, batteries and repair
  • dental care
  • vision care benefit and hearing aids
  • health related benefits
  • extended health benefits Benefits also include assistive devices
  • guide dogs
  • utilities
  • employment start-up benefit
  • child care costs
  • mandatory special necessities -- includes diabetic supplies, surgical supplies and dressings, transportation to medical treatment if cost exceeds $15 in a month
Employment support
  • provides services to remove barriers to competitive employment and to assist people with disabilities to attain competitive employment
  • employment planning and preparation
  • skills training
  • job placement
  • self employment assistance
  • adaptive technologies for training/employment
  • program is voluntary to all persons with disabilities

Application

To apply for ODSP you may apply online here, call or visit www.ontario.ca/socialassistance

To find the Ontario Works or Ontario Disability Support Program office that serves an address, click here.

Interactive Voice Response (IVR) 1-800-808-2268 -- automated information and payment details, payment history, file status, etc

Eligibility

Income Support

Adults 18 years and over with a verified physical or mental disability expected to last a year or more * the disability must make it difficult to care for self, go into the community or work * must be resident of Ontario and be financially eligible * persons may also qualify if any of the following apply:

* in receipt of disability benefits under the Canada Pension Plan (CPP)

* 65 years and over and not eligible for Old Age Security (OAS)

* live in a psychiatric facility

* live in a facility under the Developmental Services Act or in a home under the Homes for Special Care Act

* are about to turn 18 and currently receive assistance for Children with Severe Disabilities Benefit (formerly Handicapped Children's Benefit)



Employment Support

Persons 16 years and over with a physical or mental disability expected to last a year or more * the disability must make it difficult to find or keep work * must be a resident of Ontario and legally allowed to work in Canada

Languages

Physical Access

Fully Accessible

Fees

None
211 Ontario

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