Provides
financial assistance for emergencies to any recipient of the War
Veterans Allowance (WVA).
Finding a
quality job is one of the most important things you need in your
transition to civilian life.
A service for
former members and Veterans of the CF and RCMP, and their families who
may need case management for assistance in coping with a serious injury,
career transition or the loss of a loved one.
A tax-free
lump sum payment awarded to Canadian Forces members or Veterans who,
while serving in the Forces, were detained by an enemy.
A tax-free,
lump-sum payment which provides immediate financial help in recognition
of pain and suffering.
A disability
pension is designed to compensate you and/or your dependants if you are
injured while in service. It is payable to eligible Veterans and
survivors.
This program
can help to compensate for the economic impact that a disability may
have on you or your family, such as loss of your salary.
Provides and
maintains grave markers and offers financial assistance to Veterans’
estates where the Veteran died as a result of a service-related
disability or where there are insufficient funds to provide the Veteran
a dignified funeral and burial.
This program
offers eligible Veterans and certain survivors access to group health
insurance under the Public Service Health Care Plan.
The Health
Care Benefits Program offers a wide range of health care benefits and
services.
Health Care
benefits and/or services can be obtained by presenting your Health
Identification card or letter to a registered provider.
Services and
benefits for Veterans, Canadian Forces members, RCMP members, and the
families of those living with a mental health condition.
A monthly
payment made to a Veteran of the Canadian Forces, or Canadian merchant
mariner, who was a POW for 30 days or more.
This guide is
for existing providers and for those who wish to become part of our
Health Care Provider network. This guide also includes our Benefit Grids
which provide information about our treatment benefits, their
pre-requisites, and any limits associated with these benefits.
If you have
been medically released or if you have a rehabilitation need that is
primarily related to your military service, we can provide the support
you need to transition from the military to civilian life.
Other
financial support for those who have received a VAC disability benefit.
At Ste. Anne's
Hospital, every effort is made to help our Veterans feel at home.
Located just west of Montréal, Ste. Anne's Hospital offers Veterans a
unique environment carefully designed to ensure an optimal quality of
life that meets their physical, psychological and social needs.
When a
disability pensioner dies, the survivor will continue to receive the
same pension (for a period of one year) that was being paid to the
pensioner. After this one year period, a survivor's pension will be
automatically paid.
A national
home care program to help clients remain healthy and independent in
their own homes or communities.
Financial
assistance for low-income Veterans and their families.
New
Veterans Charter
Do you qualify for programs under the New
Veterans Charter? The Self-Screening Tool can help you determine whether
you qualify.
