Find your kind of funding.

Help with groceries and everyday costs, paid every three months to people and families with low or modest incomes. It replaced the GST/HST credit in July 2026.

A starting point for tax relief, the child disability benefit and long-term disability savings. Eligibility depends on how the disability affects daily life.

Monthly income support for eligible disabled adults ages 18–64. Start checking the application steps as your child approaches 18.

Monthly help with family costs when your child under 18 is approved for the Disability Tax Credit and you qualify for the Canada child benefit.

Monthly help with the cost of raising children under 18.

Build long-term savings for your child or another eligible person. A disability savings bond may be available even if your family cannot contribute.

Monthly income for eligible adults who paid into the Canada Pension Plan and can no longer work because of a disability. Their dependent children may also qualify for payments.

Possible tax savings when you help support a child or another eligible family member with a physical or mental impairment.

Help filing your tax return so you can receive family benefits and claim disability, medical and caregiver tax savings.

Help eligible First Nations children access needed health, social and educational supports.

Ask the local YMCA about reduced fees and the right assistance program.

Help paying for children’s sport registration and equipment.

Help Inuit children access needed health, social and educational supports.

Free one-to-one help understanding benefit rules, completing forms and gathering documents.

Check for extra child benefits and help for people on low incomes where you live.

Help with essential household needs, medical equipment and some short-term therapies.

Help buying equipment for children and adults with conditions affecting the nerves and muscles.

Help with future healthcare expenses that insurance does not cover.