Applicants must:
-Be permanent PEI residents as defined by the Health and Dental Services Cost Assistance Act
-Have a valid PEI Health Card
-Have filed their most recent income tax return in PEI

People diagnosed with ALS that reside in PEI * Must register (for free) as an ALS Society client

Families with children who travel at least 100km outside of Halifax, have a financial need, and receive frequent care

-Permanent residents as defined by the Drug Cost Assistance Act
-Have a valid PEI Health Card
-Have filed most recent income tax return
-Have been diagnosed by a medical practitioner or nurse practitioner as having diabetes
-Are reliant on an insulin pump or multiple daily injections of insulin (3 or more)
-Have a signed Special Authorization from your medical practitioner, nurse practitioner or certified educator

People who in financial need and cannot afford the cost of an airline ticket to receive medical care * Have a confirmed healthcare appointment that is covered by their provincial healthcare plan * Be medically cleared by their physician to fly on a commercial plane

People who have been injured on the job * Claims must be submitted with 6 months of the date the accident occurred

Residents of PEI * Must travel out of the province to receive a lung transplant

Open to people diagnosed with ALS residing in PEI * Must register (for free) as an ALS Society client * Must be unable to get funding for equipment through other sources such as Provincial Palliative Care, Veterans Affairs Canada, Red Cross, or private insurance

People with muscular dystrophy who are registered clients of Muscular Dystrophy Canada and a member of a community volunteer chapter

People with muscular dystrophy who are registered clients of Muscular Dystrophy Canada