PEI residents diagnosed with ALS * 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

Survivors, family, and anyone affected by the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls

An eligible client must be a resident of Canada and any of the following:
-A First Nations person who is registered under the Indian Act (commonly referred to as a status Indian)
-An Inuk recognized by an Inuit land claim organization
-A child less than 2 years old whose parent is an NIHB-eligible client
To make sure that your child continues to be eligible for the program, you should apply for your child's Indian status or recognition from your Inuit land claim organization as soon as possible

For some clients, a self-government, or First Nations or Inuit health authority may be responsible for providing health benefits.

To access benefit coverage, show your health care provider your client identification to confirm your eligibility with the program.

See website for details * All Airbnb hosts can register to sign up their space for the program

Maritime Bus Program: 100% bus ticket subsidy if annual net household income if $0-$35,000 * 50% bus ticket subsidy if annual net household income is $35,001-$50,000 * Annual net household income is based on Line 236 on your most recent CRA Notice of Assessment

Hope Air Programs: See 211 listing for Hope Air for eligibility details

To be eligible, Islanders must:

-Be experiencing financial insecurity
-Be travelling to a confirmed specialist appointment covered under the provincial health plan
-Have an Out-of-Province approval letter from Health PEI (See website for full details on obtaining this letter)

Residents of PEI * You are considered a resident of PEI if: You are legally in Canada * PEI is your primary residence for at least six months plus a day each year

Note: Please see website for exceptions to eligibility

Residents of PEI * You are considered a resident of PEI if: You are legally in Canada * PEI is your primary residence for at least six months plus a day each year

Note: Please see website for exceptions to eligibility