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Ontario Works and Gifts Information Sheet

There are rules about how much money a person living on Ontario Works can receive in gifts or “voluntary payments”. Generally, a person living on Ontario Works can receive gifts up to a maximum of $10,000 in a 12-month period. There are rules around reporting gifts, and decisions on how to...

Topic: Financial literacy, Tax filing and benefits
Author: Income Security Advocacy Centre (ISAC)
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Housing law: free legal information

This resource produced by Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO) provides a list of free legal information about paying rent, eviction procedures and much...

Topic: Housing and homelessness
Author: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
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Canada’s Forgotten Poor? Putting Singles Living in Deep Poverty on the Policy Radar

This report presents the findings of extensive research about employable singles on social assistance undertaken by Toronto Employment and Social Services, in partnership with the Ontario Centre for Workforce Innovation. Drawing on data from 69,000 singles who were receiving social assistance in...

Topic: Poverty issues
Author: Christine Carrasco, Dean Herd, Yuna Kim
Publisher: IRPP
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Legal Resources Catalogue: Free legal information

This resource provides a list of free legal information resources produced by Community Legal Education Ontario...

Topic: Tax filing and benefits
Author: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
Publisher: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
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Low Income Retirement Planning

This booklet contains information on retirement planning on a low income. Topics include four things to think about for low income retirement planning, a background paper on maximizing the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS), and determining Old Age Security (OAS) and GIS eligibility for people who...

Topic: Asset building and saving, Tax filing and benefits
Author: John Stapleton
Publisher: Open Policy Ontario
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Appel d’une décision en matière d’aide sociale

La brochure vous concerne-t-elle ? En lisant la présente brochure, vous apprendrez quels sont vos recours si vous considérez qu’une décision sur l’aide d’Ontario au travail (OT) ou du Programme ontarien de soutien aux personnes handicapées (POSPH) est mal fondée. Les décisions...

Topic: Tax filing and benefits
Author: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
Publisher: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
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Aide sociale: règles qui s’appliquent aux couples

Lisez la présente brochure pour connaître les règles que les agents d’Ontario au travail (OT) et du Programme ontarien de soutien aux personnes handicapées (POSPH) appliquent pour décider: si 2 adultes qui habitent ensemble sont des conjoints ou conjointes si 2 personnes qui habitent...

Topic: Tax filing and benefits
Author: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
Publisher: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
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Toronto Employment & Social Services Programs & Services

This presentation by TESS has two learning outcomes: 1) Define and describe the financial benefits that are available to Ontario Works Participants and 2) Identify the types of employment supports & programs that are available to participants through...

Topic: Financial well-being
Author: Toronto Employment & Social Services
Publisher: Toronto Employment & Social Services
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Accessing Government Benefits and Subsidies. Information for Custodial Grandparents Who May Wish to Apply for Government Benefits and Subsidies. Ontario Edition.

Many people need financial help to ensure the health and well-being of their families. This pamphlet can help you understand what financial resources exist to assist you as you raise your grandchildren. It can help you understand how to apply for these resources and who to contact for further...

Topic: Tax filing and benefits
Author: NICE - National Initiative for the Care of the Elderly
Publisher: NICE - National Initiative for the Care of the Elderly
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Working while you are on social assistance

This guide from CLEO explains what you need to know about working while on social assistance. Money from a job or training program can affect how much you get from Ontario Works (OW) or the Ontario Disability Support Program...

Topic: Tax filing and benefits
Author: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
Publisher: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
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Need welfare? How to apply to Ontario Works

Read this to find out how to apply to Ontario Works (OW) for financial assistance to help you with costs like food, housing, and prescription drugs. It explains: what information OW can ask you for, and what to do if OW refuses to give you...

Topic: Tax filing and benefits
Author: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
Publisher: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
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Disability benefits in Ontario: Who can get them and how to apply

This is a guide to disability benefits from OW and ODSP in...

Topic: Tax filing and benefits
Author: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
Publisher: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
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Child and spousal support when you are on social assistance

Is this booklet for you? Read this if: ••you are applying for or getting assistance from Ontario Works (OW) or the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) ••you need information on OW or ODSP rules about getting child or spousal support from your spouse or another parent of your...

Topic: Tax filing and benefits
Author: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
Publisher: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
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Appealing a decision about social assistance

Read this to learn what you can do if you disagree with a decision about assistance from Ontario Works (OW) or the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP). This can include a decision to: refuse to give you financial assistance; reduce the amount of assistance you get; cut off your assistance....

Topic: Poverty issues
Author: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
Publisher: CLEO - Community Legal Education Ontario
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