This video explains how to prepare for the ODSP application, including:
•What ODSP is and who it’s for
•What information and documents you’ll need
•Tips to get organized before starting the online form
•Where to get help with your application
Watch now: https://youtu.be/K6ZetO3j4ks
In case you missed it, Passport Program have two new tipsheets available on passportfunding.ca.
1. Understand how DSO and the Passport program work with a useful chart showing the application processes
2. Understand when to contact the Passport program or DSO with the “Who to contact” chart
Find these new resources here: https://passportfunding.ca/resources
The DSO Housing Navigators have created a series of self-guided e-learning videos (modules) that users can progress through on their own. You or your loved one can return to the videos whenever you like, as many times as you like. Find information culminated form their housing webcast series and the DSO Housing Toolkit to start your housing journey at your own pace.
For help with accessing the videos, please contact dsotr.hn@surreyplace.ca. For further about questions about housing navigation services and resources in your area, please contact your local DSO Housing Navigator. Visit the DSO website today! https://www.dsontario.ca/resources/webcasts
If you or your loved one is transitioning to adult developmental services soon, visit the DSO website and navigate through our Transition Planning Resource page. There you will find a short overview of what the transition to adult developmental services will be like, and different paths to support. Visit https://www.dsontario.ca/resources/transition-planning to learn more.
Check out the new Passport program planning tool! Answer some questions that will help you decide what to do with your funding and make a plan.
https://passportfunding.ca/planning-tool
This essential resource helps parents, caregivers, and community organizations understand laws, rights, roles, and responsibilities to effectively support students with disabilities. Be informed, stay empowered!
👉 To access the guide, visit bit.ly/Special-Education-Guide
If you have high rent, an unsuitable living situation, or saving for a down payment feels out of reach, Habitat Greater Ottawa may have the solution for you!
They are now accepting Expressions of Interest from families in need of affordable housing. By signing up, you’ll be the first to hear about upcoming application openings and available homes in our communities.
Don’t miss this opportunity—take the first step today: https://habitatgo.ca/homeownership/
Do you love sports or playing video games? Did you know you can do those activities with a Friend, and volunteer at the same time? Volunteer with ABLE2’s Matching Program!
They are looking for volunteers to spend one-on-one time with individuals. Your companionship can help reduce loneliness and build meaningful friendships.
Why Volunteer?
– Make a positive impact in your community
– Help reduce isolation and increase self-confidence
– Enjoy shared activities and create lasting memories
Learn more here: https://buff.ly/6HWxjxe
What does this mean?
Starting in June 2025, residents between 18 and 64 years old can qualify for the benefit if they have been approved for the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) and meet the benefit’s other eligibility requirements. The Government will provide details on the application process in the coming months, including information on when, where, and how to apply.
