Funded Devices

Some devices that may qualify for funding include:
  • 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

To qualifty for the Program, the Applicant must have an ongoing physical disability that requires the use of an assistive device.
The applicant must also be: 
  • In financial need (refer to the income chart)
  • 19 years of age or older
  • A permanent resident of Ontario
Applicants under the age of 19 should apply for Assistive Devices funding from Easter Seals Ontario
 

Income Eligibility Chart

To qualify for funding, program Applicants must be in financial need. The after-tax household income of both the Applicant and his/her spouse/life partner are considered. Maximum allowable income may change based on family size. This chart illustrates eligibility based on a family size of:
Family Size         Maximum Income Allowed
1 person $ 22,920
2 people $ 32,431
3 people $ 39,698
4 people $ 45,839
* Calculated using after-tax household income at or below the Statistics Canada Low-Income Measure + 15%​

Application Process

Please read the application guide below before you fill out the applicant assessment form.
To apply for the Assistive Devices Program, please complete:
 
ADP Applicant Assessment Form​​​​ - LARGE PRINT​

Assistance filling out the ADP Applicant Assessment Form

To help you fill out the Application Assessment Form for our Assistive Devices Program (ADP) we are thrilled to provide you with the following Applicant Assessment Guide that will walk you through filling out the form. This interactive guide will walk you through filling out the form, with information symbol buttons that when hovered over with a mouse, or clicked, will provide you with helpful information about specific parts of the application. 

 

 

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.

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-are in financial need

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