Benefits for Caregivers Raising Children has a table that lists some benefits that might be available to you if you're caring for a child that needs protection.
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A safety plan is a practical list or plan of the steps you can take to protect yourself and your kids if your partner is abusing you. It will help you stay safer if you decide to stay, or if you decide to leave.
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The On-reserve Income Assistance program is a federal program that helps eligible on-reserve residents and Status Indians in Yukon to cover their daily living costs and access pre-employment supports.
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This website helps refugee claimants in Canada learn about the refugee protection process. Topics include getting legal representation, starting a refugee claim, preparing for and attending a refugee hearing, what ...
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This resource from the Government of Canada has services for daily life, employment, preparing for the citizenship test and more.
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This resource from the Government of BC explains who can be considered for alternative measures and what they include.
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This resource from the Social Security Tribunal of Canada will help you learn more about making an appeal if you disagree with a CPP decision from Service Canada.
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This resource from the Social Security Tribunal of Canada will help you understand what you can do to appeal a General Division decision.
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This page will help you understand what to expect after you have applied for CPP disability benefits, including what you can do if you disagree with a CPP decision.
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This page from the Federal Government has information on a variety of topics such as payments, taxes, and what you can do if you disagree with a CPP decision.
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