Available Assistance Programs
Funded Devices
- Manual and Power Wheelchairs
- Scooters
- Replacement Batteries
- Walkers
- Knee Ankle Foot Orthosis (KAFO)
- Ankle Foot Orthosis (AFO)
- Home and Bath Aids
- Floor Patient Lifts
- Basic Aids for Daily Living
- Repairs to Existing Devices
How to Apply
Program Eligibility
- In financial need (refer to the income chart)
- 19 years of age or older
- A permanent resident of Ontario
Income Eligibility Chart
| Family Size | Maximum Income Allowed |
| 1 person | $ 22,920 |
| 2 people | $ 32,431 |
| 3 people | $ 39,698 |
| 4 people | $ 45,839 |
Application Process
Assistance filling out the ADP Applicant Assessment Form
ADFP applications can be submitted by email (option 1) or online (option 2).
Option 1:
Download the following ADFP application form and save to your computer.
Open the application form (PDF - Adobe Acrobat Reader required), fill out the form email it back to us.
ADFP Guidelines
ADFP Application Form
ADFP Equipment List
Addendum A
Option 2:
Follow the link below to visit the online ADFP application form.
If you choose to use the online application form, you will also have to attach electronic versions of your documents at the end of the form.
Please note - the online form will not be active (no submit button) until January 29, 2021.
Online ADFP Application
If you have any suggestions on how to make the funding application process more positive for you, please email us at adfp@ofcp.ca or call us at 416-244-9686 ext. 221.
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Available Assistance Programs
Financial assistance and benefits available for those in need through numerous programs throughout Canada.
Some devices that may qualify for funding consist of: Lifts, Wheelchairs, Scooters, Walkers, Bracing, Incontinence, Bath aids, First Aid, Basic Aids, Assisted Daily Living Aids, and so much more.
Reach out to an assistive program and complete an application form to qualify and check for eligibility.
ASSISTIVE PROGRAMS:
Available Assistance Programs
Financial assistance and benefits available for those in need through numerous programs throughout Canada.
Some devices that may qualify for funding consist of: Lifts, Wheelchairs, Scooters, Walkers, Bracing, Incontinence, Bath aids, First Aid, Basic Aids, Assisted Daily Living Aids, and so much more.
Reach out to an assistive program and complete an application form to qualify and check for eligibility.
ASSISTIVE PROGRAMS:
ASSISTIVE DEVICES PROGRAM
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NEIGHBOURS WHO CARE
On behalf of the Board of Directors, staff and consumers of Assisted Living Southwestern Ontario and our partner Xperience Home Health Care we would like to invite you to the media launch of our new Neighbours Who Care – a medical equipment support program launch.
The program is a collaboration between ALSO and Xperience Home Health Care. Through first hand experiences, these organizations have seen first-hand how many people in our community need basic home healthcare and medical equipment.Nearly new equipment will be cleaned and recycled and utilized in Windsor/Essex County and will help someone in need. Our organization kindly accepts monetary donations to this program as well.
ONTARIO DISABILITY SUPPORT PROGRAM
Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) provides financial assistance, health care benefits and employment supports to eligible Ontario residents who:
-have a disability as defined by theOntario Disability Support Program Act, or are a member of a prescribed class that is exempt from the disability adjudication process
-are 18 years older (those under 18 can start the application process up to six months before their 18th birthday)
-are in financial need
