Adult amputees ages 18 years and older residing in Kanata / Canada

Care recipient must:
-Be assessed by Home Care as having high ongoing care and support needs and who are at high likelihood of admission to a long term care home
-Be a resident of Epekwitk / PEI with a valid health card or have applied for a PEI Health Card
-Be 65 years of age or older (for individuals who are younger and meet all other eligibilities will be discussed on a case-by-case basis)
-Have an up-to-date Canada Revenue Agency tax assessment
-Be eligible to receive Home Care services
-Not be a current resident of community care, long-term care, or any other residential facility
-Agree to the terms and conditions of the At Home Caregiver Benefit

Primary caregiver must:
-Be 18 years of age or older
-Be the predominant provider or coordinator of the ongoing care of the care recipient (Can be living a separate home)
-Not paid to provide care to the care recipient
-Be a resident of Epekwitk / PE with a valid health card or have applied for a health card
-Be a permanent resident of Canada

The bursaries will be awarded according to the criteria established and approved by the Atlantic Canada Branch.Must meet all of the following criteria:
-Individuals with kidney disease, their spouse or a dependent child of a kidney patient
-A permanent resident of PEI, NB, NS or NL
-All post-secondary programs must be approved and recognized by accredited institution

Preschool Funding: For preschool aged children with a diagnosed autism spectrum disorder, who are enrolled in the Early Years Autism Service
School-Age Funding: For school-age children (until the day of graduation) with a diagnosed autism spectrum disorder, who are enrolled in a public or private school.
For more information about how to access school-age autism funding, contact the AccessAbility Supports program

Preschool Funding: For preschool aged children with a diagnosed autism spectrum disorder, who are enrolled in the Early Years Autism Service
School-Age Funding: For school-age children (until the day of graduation) with a diagnosed autism spectrum disorder, who are enrolled in a public or private school.
For more information about how to access school-age autism funding, contact the AccessAbility Supports program

Permanent residents of PEI with a permanent disability *
See website for eligibility criteria for specific scholarships

Individuals living with Cerebral Palsy and their family

Applicants must be:
- Hard of hearing, deafened, or oral deaf
- A Canadian citizen, permanent resident/landed immigrant, Convention refugee or protected person living in Canada, as defined in the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
- Enrolled or planning to register for the fall semester in a full-time program as a first-time, returning, or mature student at a recognized post-secondary College or University
See website for full detail

Eligible for a CNIB card if you are legally blind, meaning:

-Visual acuity is 20/200 or less in both eyes after correction, and/or
-Have a visual field of 20 degrees or narrower

You must be:
-Blind, Deafblind, or have low vision (Example: best corrected visual acuity of 20/70" and/or you have a visual field of 20 degrees or narrower)
-A Canadian citizen or have held landed immigrant status for one year prior to the date of application
-A university graduate who is pursuing a Master's degree
-Planning to study at a Canadian university, or a foreign university where a commitment to return to Canada is expressed
-Having a high academic standing with demonstrated superior intellectual ability and judgment