How-tos that end with the official apply button. Use this hub instead of the old Resources page — everything lives here now.
Register with the OAP, know your regional network, then filter the map by sensory needs, funding and age.
Read the path →Form T2201, who can sign it, and why CRA approval unlocks the RDSP.
Apply steps →Who can be the holder, and how federal grants and bonds work.
Savings steps →How a discretionary trust can sit beside ODSP in an Ontario will.
Estate overview →Special Services at Home: who qualifies, how to apply, receipts and tax notes.
New guide →ServiceOntario form, practitioner signature, and what to bring.
How to apply →A short checklist before you book therapy, school or respite.
Open checklist →$400 or $900 a year for supplies, plus how to apply and keep receipts.
New guide →Day, overnight and in-home options, and how families usually pay.
Find respite →Support person admitted free at participating venues across Canada.
Official site ↗Quieter hours at play spaces, attractions and everyday errands.
See places →Filter 300+ listings by category, age, funding and what matters day to day.
Open the map →Return to the homepage map, categories and featured listings.
Homepage →One-page printables. Tick boxes as you go. Not legal or tax advice.
OAP, SSAH, ACSD, Easter Seals incontinence grant, Access 2, DSO and Passport.
Print PDF →T2201, disability amount, medical receipts, RDSP, and hiring a respite worker.
Print PDF →First steps: referral, diagnosis letter, T2201 Part B, then OAP and school.
Print PDF →Not legal or tax advice. Confirm amounts and forms on the official page before you apply.
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