Community Disability Services
Description CDS are the front-line services funded by PDD and delivered by community agencies. They include:
Persons with Developmental Disabilities Program
Description The PDD program supports adults (18+) with developmental disabilities to live as independently as possible in their communities. It funds services that help individuals with: Benefit Amount There is no fixed dollar amount. Funding is individualized based on assessed needs and may cover: Eligibility Criteria Application Process Possible Outcomes & Appeal Process If denied:
Family Supports for Children with Disabilities
Description The FSCD program provides individualized supports and services to families of children under 18 with disabilities. It aims to help families with the extraordinary costs related to their child’s disability and promote the child’s healthy development. Benefit Amount There is no fixed amount; supports are tailored to each family’s needs and may include: Note: … Read more
Disability Related Employment Supports
Description DRES provides funding for supports and services that help Albertans overcome disability related barriers to employment or education. Benefit Amount Varies based on individual needs. Eligibility Criteria Application Process To start the application process, visit or contact your nearest Alberta Supports Centre. Possible Outcomes & Appeal Process
Post–Secondary Grants for Students with Permanent Disabilities
Description These grants help students with permanent disabilities cover education-related costs, including tuition, services, and assistive equipment. Benefit Amount Eligibility Criteria To qualify, applicants must: Application Process Possible Outcomes & Appeal Process
Residential Access Modification Program
Description RAMP provides non-repayable, non-taxable grants to help lower-income Albertans with mobility challenges make permanent modifications to their homes. These changes improve accessibility and mobility within the home, allowing individuals to live more independently. Benefit Amount Eligibility Criteria To qualify, applicants must: Application Process Possible Outcomes & Appeal Process If your application is denied or … Read more
Alberta Blue Cross Non-Group Coverage
Description A supplementary health insurance plan for Albertans under 65 who are not covered by employer or government plans. Administered by Alberta Blue Cross. Benefit Amount No Direct Payment; Must pay monthly premium to cover health services. Eligibility Criteria Application Process Complete the application for Non-Group Coverage. Possible Outcomes & Appeal Process Contact Alberta Health.
Alberta Child Health Benefit
Description Provides free health coverage for low-income adults and their families not eligible for AISH. Covers prescription drugs, dental, optical, ambulance, and diabetic supplies. Benefit Amount No direct cash payment; covers health services. Eligibility Criteria Application Process Possible Outcomes & Appeal Process Contact Alberta Supports to Request a Review or Reassessment.
Alberta Adult Health Benefit
Description Provides free health coverage for low-income adults and their families not eligible for AISH. Covers prescription drugs, dental, optical, ambulance, and diabetic supplies. Benefit Amount No direct cash payment; covers health services. Eligibility Criteria Application Process Possible Outcomes & Appeal Process Contact Alberta Supports to Request a Review or Reassessment.
Alberta Aids to Daily Living
Description AADL helps Albertans with long-term disabilities, chronic illnesses, or terminal conditions live independently by covering part of the cost of medical equipment and supplies (e.g., wheelchairs, hearing aids, walkers). Benefit Amount Eligibility Criteria Application Process Possible Outcomes & Appeal Process