Health Benefits for Low Income People
Low income individuals can access discretionary certain health benefits without being on social assistance. Providing proof that income is below the Canadian low-income cut-off is required.
Some examples of items that can be covered by this program are:
- Emergency dental
- Emergency prescription drugs
- Dentures
- Vision Care
How to Apply:
Complete the health-related financial assistance online application to apply.
When completing your application, please have ready these items listed below for all family members over the age of 18 living with the applicant:
- Proof of address
- Proof of identification
- Proof of household income (all family members aged 18 and over)
- Notice of Assessment (if not available or income has greatly changed since the prior year, other current documentation can be used. Ex. Paystubs, cheque stubs, bank statements, etc.)
- Professional referral/prescription
- Quotes (if applicable)
- Direct Deposit Information (if applicable)
Whether you have or do not have Employer Sick Benefits, find information about other resources available when newly diagnosed with a significant health issue at:
211 is a three-digit phone number, 2-1-1, and website to provide information on community, social, health and government services. Information about financial benefits, health benefits, transportation and all other services can be found here. Service is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Calls are free, anonymous and confidential. 211’s phone service is available in over 150 languages. Coverage is available Ontario-wide for phone and web.
Includes Employment Insurance, dental coverage, child benefit, pensions and benefits for housing, student aid, family, disabilities and after a death.
Member of Parliament for Brant (MP)
Office of Larry Brock
larry.brock@parl.gc.ca
519-754-4300
Provides advocacy and problem resolution supports related to Federal government programs. If you have any difficulty printing off forms from websites, please contact the office for assistance.
Government of Ontario Health Information
Find information about provincial financial support and health care services including services and support for people with disabilities.
Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP)
Office of Will Bouma
Will.bouma@pc.ola.org
519-759-0361
Provides assistance with any Provincial programs and services. If you have difficulty printing off forms from websites, please contact the office for assistance.
Brantford residents have access to several healthcare options both within our community and in surrounding cities.
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