About Us
Accessing disability benefits can be a frustrating process.
Many people don’t know which benefits they’re entitled to, aren’t sure how to apply for them, and end up paying for help they can get for free.
As advocates for Canadians with disabilities, we aim to improve access to support in a system that’s more complicated than it should be.
We’re here to make things simple…
♿ If you have a disability, or care for someone who does, we’ll connect you with someone who will help you apply for benefits. Apply for Benefits
❤️ If you’re a service navigator or community worker, we’ll connect you with resources that will help you in your work. Apply for Benefits
Our Partners
Our partners are trusted, not-for-profit disability organizations across Canada. They support people every day with free, community-based help—explaining benefits, helping with applications, and avoiding costly mistakes. You don’t have to figure this out on your own. Click a partner below to learn who they are, what support they offer, and how to contact them.
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Our shared goal
Together, our mission is to help Canadians with disabilities and their caregivers find the information and support they need to successfully access disability benefits.
Frequent Asked Questions
Yes. This hub connects you to trusted, not-for-profit organizations that provide free, community-based support. You should not have to pay a fee or give up a percentage of your benefits to get help applying.
This hub is for Canadians with disabilities and the people who support them—family members, caregivers, and allies. It’s also for service navigators and community workers who help clients understand benefits and complete applications.
The hub is built with a national network of established, not-for-profit disability organizations. These partners support people every day and share reliable information, practical tools, and guidance to help avoid costly mistakes.
If your organization offers free navigation support to Canadians with disabilities, we’d love to hear from you. Joining helps reduce duplication, strengthen community-based support, and make it easier for people to find the right help in their region.