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
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Resident of PEI, New Brunswick or Nova Scotia living with epilepsy or their families * Must travel out of the province to receive a treatment

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