Eligibility is based on the number of qualified children in the family and adjusted income of the primary caregiver, including the income of a cohabiting spouse or common-law partner

A child is eligible for the CLB if they:
-Are from a low income family
-Are born on or after January 1, 2004
-Are a resident of Canada
-Have a valid Social Insurance Number (SIN)
-Are named in an RESP

Children in care, for whom a Children's Special Allowance is payable, are eligible for the CLB
The primary caregiver, their spouse, or common-law partner must request the CLB on behalf of an eligible child. They must:
-Have filed income tax returns for each year they wish to request the CLB for the beneficiary
Be eligible to receive the Canada Child Benefit (CCB)

Eligibility is based on the number of qualified children in the family and adjusted income of the primary caregiver, including the income of a cohabiting spouse or common-law partner

A child is eligible for the CLB if they:
-Are from a low income family
-Are born on or after January 1, 2004
-Are a resident of Canada
-Have a valid Social Insurance Number (SIN)
-Are named in an RESP

Children in care, for whom a Children's Special Allowance is payable, are eligible for the CLB
The primary caregiver, their spouse, or common-law partner must request the CLB on behalf of an eligible child. They must:
-Have filed income tax returns for each year they wish to request the CLB for the beneficiary
Be eligible to receive the Canada Child Benefit (CCB)

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

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

Eligible applicants must:

-Be an immigrant with Canadian citizenship or permanent resident status
-Live in Atlantic Canada (NS, NB, PEI or NL)
-Have received training or certification outside of Canada
-Have the required English or French skills to complete an employment action plan
-Not have an undischarged bankruptcy
-Have an employment specialist working with you from your local settlement agency if living outside of NS