You must demonstrate that you have little to no income or assets to support yourself. The limits change annually (usually in July), but as of , the general caps are:
The Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) is a provincial social assistance program designed to help residents with disabilities cover essential living costs like food and housing. To qualify, applicants must meet specific age, residency, financial, and medical requirements.
Applicants must fall below a specific asset limit. For a single person, this limit is typically $40,000 , though this threshold increases for couples and families with children. Certain assets, such as a primary residence, one vehicle, and most retirement savings (like RESPs or RDSPs), are generally exempt.
Qualifying for ODSP is an intensive process that balances a personβs financial vulnerability with the medical reality of their condition. By ensuring that support is directed to those with long-term disabilities and limited financial resources, the program serves as a critical safety net, helping Ontarians live with greater independence and dignity.
Individuals aged 65 or older who are not eligible for Old Age Security (OAS).
You must demonstrate that you have little to no income or assets to support yourself. The limits change annually (usually in July), but as of , the general caps are:
The Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) is a provincial social assistance program designed to help residents with disabilities cover essential living costs like food and housing. To qualify, applicants must meet specific age, residency, financial, and medical requirements.
Applicants must fall below a specific asset limit. For a single person, this limit is typically $40,000 , though this threshold increases for couples and families with children. Certain assets, such as a primary residence, one vehicle, and most retirement savings (like RESPs or RDSPs), are generally exempt.
Qualifying for ODSP is an intensive process that balances a personβs financial vulnerability with the medical reality of their condition. By ensuring that support is directed to those with long-term disabilities and limited financial resources, the program serves as a critical safety net, helping Ontarians live with greater independence and dignity.
Individuals aged 65 or older who are not eligible for Old Age Security (OAS).