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Training and Activities for Individuals with Severe Health-Related Limitations
If you are eligible for financial assistance under the Social Solidarity Program or the Basic Income Program, you can participate in this Social Assistance and Support Program.
You can take a vocational training, college-level or university program at your own pace in order to enter the labour market.
Eligibility
You must be recognized as having severe health-related limitations.
You must also meet the following requirements:
- You have applied for loans and bursaries
- You are prepared to take a vocational or postsecondary training program
- You have received social assistance benefits for 12 months over the last 24 months
- You are not eligible for the Manpower Training Measure (MFOR)
Financial assistance
By participating in this program, you can receive financial assistance in addition to loans and bursaries.
You can continue receiving the claim slip, also referred to as the drug card.
Request Information and Employment Assistance Services
There are different ways to request more information about employment programs, get assistance and check your eligibility.
Online
To submit an application online, sign in or log in to My Account — Employment Assistance — Social Assistance. This account allows you to submit your documents more easily and to receive government communications online.
Submit an application without logging in to My Account
You can submit an application for employment assistance services without having to log in to My Account. You can fill out the
Other ways to submit an application
See the various ways of applying for information and employment assistance services. You can also visit an employment assistance organization near you.
Assistance and Resources
If you need help with this process, contact the Centre de communication avec la clientèle:
- Montréal area: 514-873-4000
- Toll free: 1-877-767-8773
Write to the Centre de communication avec la clientèle Find a Services Québec office to send a document by fax or by mail
You can also contact the Office des personnes handicapées du Québec.
See also
Last update: November 11, 2024