These financial supports for people with disabilities can help cover the costs of living and other essential needs.
Disability assistance can help you if you need financial or health support. You can apply if you meet eligibility requirements.
Property tax deferment program
If you’re an eligible B.C. homeowner, you may be able to defer your current year’s property taxes.
Home owner grant for people with disabilities
If you’re a person with disabilities, this grant can help reduce the amount of property taxes you pay each year on your principal residence.
PST exemptions (including health and medical products, and equipment for persons with disabilities)
In some cases, provincial sales tax (PST) doesn't need to be paid on purchases or leases. Some items for persons with disabilities may require certain circumstances or documentation.
Home renovation tax credit for seniors and persons with disabilities
If you’re eligible, this tax credit with the cost of certain permanent home renovations to improve your home’s:
Transportation supplement/BC Bus Pass Program
If you’re on provincial disability assistance, you can get a monthly transportation supplement. You can use it for:
This program can help reduce your transportation costs if you:
Angling Licence Fee Reduction Program for B.C. residents with disabilities
If you’re a person with a disability, you may be eligible for a reduced fee for certain types of fishing licenses.
Social services camping fee exemption
If you qualify for the exemption, you will not have to pay the base camping fee for any stay at a frontcountry campground.
BC211 is the best way to find up-to-date listings for many disability services in the province.
You can search for a variety of services in your community and throughout B.C.