Individuals who can live independently and are in receipt of a recognized disability pension, or are considered disabled for income tax purposes, are eligible to apply for subsidized housing, which is rent geared to income. If some support is needed to live, individuals may be eligible for an assisted living development in their community.


PROGRAM	OFFERS	ELIGIBILITY

Home Adaptations For Independence	Financial assistance for home modifications that improve accessibility and promote safe and independent living.	Low-income person with a permanent disability or diminished ability, living in own home or in market rental accommodation. If you are a tenant living in market rental accommodation, your landlord will need to apply on your behalf.

Subsidized Housing	Long-term housing with rent geared to income	People with disabilities who can live independently and are in receipt of a recognized disability pension or are considered disabled for income tax purposes.

Seniors' Supportive Housing	24-hour response, light housekeeping, meals, social and recreational activities in specially modified rental homes	Low-income disabled adults who need some assistance in order to continue to live independently.

Supportive Housing Registration Service	Long-term supportive housing	Homeless / at risk of homelessness, require support services to achieve successful tenancies

Assisted Living	Housing with supports, middle option between home care and residential care	Admissions are the responsibility of local health authority. To learn more about assisted living opportunities in your community, contact your local health authority for assessment.

If any of the following also applies, there may be further programs available:

Individuals who are homeless: click here.
Women at risk of violence: click here.
Seniors: click here.
Families: click here.
Individuals who are Aboriginal: click here.
Singles and couples: click here.