Clearing the way: A guide to providing access to benefits

Clearing the way: A guide to providing access to benefits supports for peoples with disabilities An Access to Benefits service model for organizations to use, with the Disability Benefits Compass, to provide no-cost services to support people with disabilities to access government benefits they are eligible for. [...] staff supporting access to benefits and followed these key principles identified by participants: Prosper Canada | Clearing the way: A guide to providing access to benefits supports for peoples with disabilities | 3 Access to benefits for people living with disabilities The process of applying for disability benefits can be complex and overwhelming. [...] For people who visit the Benefits Wayfinder first and view the organization and requested a 1-on-1 meeting with an advocate benefits pages for DTC, CPP-D, and RDSP, these will promote the on the topic of one of the four benefits will be asked to visit the Disability Benefits Compass as an option available to support Disability Benefits Compass to learn about the four key disability them with these. [...] Prosper Canada | Clearing the way: A guide to providing access to benefits supports for peoples with disabilities | 12 Self-serve disability benefit navigation – using the Disability Benefits Compass tool Functional Areas of the Disability Benefits Compass Promotional outreach of the Disability Benefits Compass The content in the Disability Benefits Compass is primarily text-based There are severa. [...] If the answers to questions 7 and 8 are yes: Recommend they look at the Benefits Wayfinder to find out about other disability and non-disability benefits they may be able to receive and email the client the link to the website if they agree.