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Disability Alliance BC (DABC)

DABC is a provincial cross-disability organization that supports British Columbians with disabilities through advocacy, public education, and direct assistance. Its Advocacy Access program provides one-to-one help applying for provincial and federal disability benefits.

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Office hours

Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Address

#1450-605 Robson Street, Vancouver, BC V6B 5J3

Cost

Free

Services offered

Advocacy Access program (one-to-one help applying for PWD, PPMB, CPP-D and other provincial and federal disability benefits), Access DTC (step-by-step support with Disability Tax Credit applications, renewals, denials and appeals), Tax AID DABC (free year-round income tax assistance for people with disabilities with income under $35,000 — remote across BC plus in-person in Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, Victoria, Kelowna and Prince George), Disability Law Clinic (free summary advice and referral on disability-related areas of law), The Right Fit Program, Accessibility Project Grants, public legal education and workshops, Transition Magazine, and one-to-one Disability Benefit Navigation support (an ESDC-funded service) covering the DTC, the Canada Disability Benefit, and provincial disability benefits.

Who is eligible

British Columbians with disabilities and their families. The Advocacy Access program supports people applying for provincial and federal disability benefits.

Age groups served

All ages

Disability types served

physicalsensorydevelopmentalmental_healthcognitiveneurodivergent

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Last verified September 29, 2026

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