
The full directory
Every program, in one place
All verified against official sources. Pick what you need.
More filters (province, level, search)
26 programs
Monthly money for rent and basics
City of London Coordinated Access / Homeless Prevention
The City of London runs Coordinated Access as the single front door for people who are homeless or about to lose their housing in London and Middlesex County.
Monthly money for rent and basics
St. Thomas-Elgin Ontario Works
Ontario Works is the local social assistance program run by St.
Monthly money for rent and basics
Ontario Works (City of London - London & Middlesex)
Ontario Works, delivered locally by the City of London for London and Middlesex County, gives monthly financial assistance for basic needs and rent (shelter), plus help finding work, to people in financial need.
Monthly money for rent and basics
Oxford County Ontario Works (Social Assistance)
Oxford County Human Services (based in Woodstock) runs Ontario Works for Ingersoll.
Monthly money for rent and basics
County of Lambton Ontario Works (Income & Emergency Assistance)
Ontario Works is run locally by the County of Lambton.
Monthly money for rent and basics
Chatham-Kent Ontario Works (Social Assistance)
Ontario Works is run locally by the Municipality of Chatham-Kent.
Monthly money for rent and basics
Income Support - Shelter Assistance
Income Support gives you money each month for basic costs like rent if you live in Alberta and do not have enough to cover your needs.
Up to $1,940/month
Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) - Living Allowance
AISH gives you money each month if you live in Alberta and have a lasting medical condition that makes it hard to earn a living.
Up to $1,022/month
Depends on your household size and income
Nova Scotia Income Assistance (ESIA) - Standard Household Rate
Nova Scotia's ESIA program gives you a set amount each month that covers your basics, including shelter, food, and utilities.
Up to $1,140
Depends on your household size and income
BC Income Assistance — Monthly Shelter Allowance
If you get BC income assistance, you also get a monthly shelter amount to help pay your rent.
Up to $1,140
Depends on your household size and income
BC Disability Assistance (PWD) — Monthly Shelter Allowance
If you get BC disability assistance, you also get a monthly shelter amount to help pay your rent.
Monthly money for rent and basics
Employment and Income Assistance (EIA) - Manitoba
EIA is Manitoba's main social assistance (welfare) program.
Up to $375/month
Depends on your household size and income
Saskatchewan Income Support (SIS)
SIS is Saskatchewan's main income help for people in financial need.
Monthly money for rent and basics
Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID)
SAID gives you ongoing monthly income if you have a significant, lasting disability and live in Saskatchewan.
Up to $1,408/month
Depends on your household size and income
Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) - Income Support (Shelter Allowance + Basic Needs)
ODSP gives you money each month if you have a disability and are in financial need.
Up to $250/month
Depends on your household size and income
ODSP Special Diet Allowance
This adds extra money each month on top of your ODSP if you need a special diet for a medical reason.
Up to $733/month
Depends on your household size and income
Ontario Works (OW) - Financial Assistance (Shelter Allowance)
Ontario Works gives you money each month if you are in financial need and willing to take part in job activities.
Up to $1,574
Depends on your household size and income
Social Assistance Program (Aide sociale) - including shelter needs
This is Quebec's last-resort help for adults with little or no income who do not have a severe limit on their ability to work.
Up to $1,336/month
Depends on your household size and income
Basic Income Program (Programme de revenu de base)
This is a more generous last-resort benefit for people who have had a long-term, severe limit on their ability to work.
Monthly money for rent and basics
Yukon Rent-Geared-to-Income (Social Housing)
Yukon Housing Corporation offers subsidized housing where your rent is set at 25% of your total gross monthly income.
Monthly money for rent and basics
Yukon Social Assistance - Shelter Allowance
This is last-resort help for basic living costs in Yukon.
Up to $250/month
Yukon Supplementary Allowance
This adds $250 a month on top of social assistance if you cannot work because of a severe or long-term disability, or if you get (or are old enough to get) Old Age Security.
Up to $1,625/month
Depends on your household size and income
Northwest Territories Public Housing Program
This is subsidized rental housing in the NWT for people most in need, in homes owned by Housing NWT across 31 communities.
Monthly money for rent and basics
NWT Income Assistance - Shelter Component
This program helps you cover basic living costs in the Northwest Territories if you are in financial need.
Up to $2,443/month
Depends on your household size and income
Nunavut Public Housing Program
This is public housing across Nunavut where your rent is based on your income on a sliding scale.
Monthly money for rent and basics
Nunavut Income Assistance - Shelter Support
This program gives you money each month if you are 18 or older, live in Nunavut, and are in financial need.