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Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID)

An income support program for Saskatchewan residents with significant and enduring disabilities, providing long-term income support and choice in services and supports. Starting September 2026, improvements expand and restructure the Living Income Benefit.

Regina, Saskatchewan FreeVirtual / online
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Services offered

Monthly income support (Living Income, Disability Income, and Shelter benefits), plus access to disability-related supports and community participation funding.

Who is eligible

Saskatchewan residents 18 and older with a significant and enduring disability that affects their ability to earn income.

Age groups served

Adults (18–64)Seniors (65+)

Disability types served

physicalsensorydevelopmentalmental_healthcognitiveneurodivergentchronic_illness
Last verified August 7, 2026

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