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The Child Disability Benefit (CDB) is a tax-free benefit for families who care for a child under age
18 with a severe and prolonged impairment in physical or mental functions. The CDB varies but
can be up to $2,832 per year ($236.00 per month). If a child is eligible, the CDB is paid monthly
and also as a supplement to the Children’s Special Allowances (CSA). A child is eligible for this
benefit if he/she first qualifies for the Disability Tax Credit (described above) and if he/she also
qualifies for the Canada Child Benefit (CCB).

Child Disability Benefit (Disponible en Français)

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This article outlines general statements about COVID-29 and people with disabilities. There you
can find such information as general description of the virus and symptoms, instruction for people
with disabilities, their families, and health practitioners, and more.

COVID-19 and People with Disabilities in Canada (Disponible en Français)

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Niki Talk is an easy-to-use app that lets people with disabilities and autism communicate. They
offer other apps such as Niki: Diary, Word, Play, Agenda, Time, Talk, Story, and Music.

Niki Talk

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Jobs Unlimited is a non-profit employment agency for men and women with an employment
barrier. They facilitate work placement for individuals who face significant barriers to employment
within the community.

Jobs Unlimited

Toolkits include information, videos and games about various topics including autism, ADHD,
anxiety, behaviour problems, mood disorders and more.

Child and Youth Mental Health Toolkits

Autistic Self-Advocacy Network is a non-profit organization run by and for autistic people. It was
created to provide support and services to individuals on the autism spectrum while working to
change public perception and combat misinformation. Canadian chapters are currently located in
Vancouver and Winnipeg.

Autistic Self-Advocacy Network

Interactive Autism Network was established at Kennedy Krieger Institute (USA) and facilitates
research that will lead to advancements in understanding and treating autism spectrum disorders.
The link given above is devoted to autistic adults and issues they can meet. Research-based
information is given, as well as, parents’ advice and support.