About Accessible Compass
Navigating disability support in Canada can be overwhelming. Accessible Compass is here to make it easier.
What is Accessible Compass?
Accessible Compass is a free tool that helps Canadians with disabilities and their caregivers find relevant benefits, programs, and local resources. Instead of searching through dozens of government websites, you can answer a few simple questions and get suggestions tailored to your situation.
We cover federal programs like CPP Disability, the Disability Tax Credit, and the RDSP, as well as provincial programs like ODSP, AISH, SAID, PWD, and more. Our local resources section connects you with housing, transportation, mental health, food support, and other essential services.
A Note from the Creator
"I had a stroke at 32 weeks pregnant. In the aftermath, I had no idea what I was able to be applying for: what support existed, what I was entitled to, or where to even begin. Navigating that system while recovering was overwhelming. I built Accessible Compass because I don't want anyone else to feel that lost. I hope this resource helps you."
Koryn Dyer, Creator of Accessible Compass
Plain Language
We explain government programs in simple, easy-to-understand words so everyone can access the help they need.
Trustworthy Information
All program details link to official government sources. We encourage you to verify everything before applying.
Built for Everyone
Designed for people with disabilities, caregivers, family members, and advocates across Canada.
Accessible Compass is an independent guide — we are not a government agency and do not process applications or approve benefits. We provide general information only, not legal, medical, or financial advice. Program rules may change. Always confirm with official government sources.
