Benefits2 (Disability Tax Credit Application Support)
A Canadian online service that helps people prepare and complete their Disability Tax Credit (DTC) application. Offers a step-by-step application tool, a quick eligibility assessment across all DTC impairment categories, and access to a medical practitioner through AbilityDocs for those without a supporting doctor. Transparent flat-fee pricing designed to leave more money in the hands of the person with the disability.
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Canadian Association of the Deaf – Canadian Association of the Deaf-Association des Sourds du Canada (CAD-ASC)
CAD-ASC is the national consumer organization of Deaf Canadians, providing consultation, research, and expertise on Deaf needs and rights to the public, organizations, and governments. It develops pilot programs and advocates for the rights of Deaf Canadians and the recognition of ASL and LSQ.
Pathway to Benefits (Mood Disorders Society of Canada)
Pathway to Benefits is a free, national disability benefits navigation program led by the Mood Disorders Society of Canada. It helps Canadians with disabilities and their families navigate the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB), the Disability Tax Credit (DTC), and provincial and territorial support programs, with plain-language guidance and personalized assistance by phone and online.
Plan Institute — Disability Planning Helpline
Plan Institute is a Canadian non-profit and registered charity that helps people with disabilities and their families plan for a good life. Its free national Disability Planning Helpline offers one-on-one support with the Disability Tax Credit (DTC), the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP), the Canada Disability Benefit, wills and trusts, and future and financial planning. Plan Institute also offers free webinars and online courses on the RDSP, DTC, and building personal support networks. The helpline is free, confidential, and available across Canada by phone, email, and video call.
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