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Disability Services in Brampton

Browse 6 disability service organizations in Brampton, Ontario. Find local support for autism, mental health, physical disabilities, and more.

Organizations in Brampton

6 found

Alzheimer Society of Peel

150 East Dr

Nonprofit organization supporting individuals and families affected by neurological conditions in Brampton, Ontario. Provides advocacy, support groups, resources.

Brain InjuryAdvocacy & Legal Rights
9057891306 Website

Arthritis Society

40 Finchgate Blvd

Nonprofit organization supporting individuals and families affected by rare conditions in Brampton, Ontario. Provides advocacy, support groups, resources.

Rare Diseases / UndiagnosedAdvocacy & Legal RightsChronic Health Conditions
9054556273 Website

Elizabeth Fry Society

7755 Duplicate Hurontario St

Nonprofit organization providing disability support services in Brampton, Ontario. Offers advocacy, support groups, resources.

Advocacy & Legal RightsGeneral Disability Support
9058665550

Elizabeth Fry Society of Peel Halton

24 Queen St E

Nonprofit organization providing disability support services in Brampton, Ontario. Offers advocacy, support groups, resources.

Advocacy & Legal RightsGeneral Disability Support
7077949477

Family Association for Mental Health Everywhere (FAME)

7700 Hurontario St #601

Nonprofit organization supporting individuals and families affected by mental health in Brampton, Ontario. Provides advocacy, support groups, resources.

Mental Health ConditionsAdvocacy & Legal Rights
9054887716

Multiple Sclerosis Society Of Canada Brampton And Area Chapter

7700 Hurontario St #601

Nonprofit organization supporting individuals and families affected by multiple sclerosis in Brampton, Ontario. Provides advocacy, support groups, resources.

Multiple SclerosisAdvocacy & Legal Rights
9052786186 Website

Ontario Programs Available in Brampton

Provincial programs that residents of Brampton can access.

Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP)

Single: up to $1,408/month (basic needs $809 + shelter $599); Single parent + 1 child: up to $2,036.91/month; Couple (1 disabled): up to $2,107/month; Couple (both disabled): capped at $2,370/month

Ontario's primary income support program for persons with disabilities. Provides monthly financial assistance, drug coverage, basic dental, eye exams and glasses every 3 years, and diabetic supplies. As of July 2025, rates increased 2.8%. Includes employment benefit of $100/month if working, with 75% of earnings over $1,000 deducted. Extended Health Benefits available if leaving ODSP. CDB is exempted from ODSP income calculations. A new simplified single online application covers both OW and ODSP.

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Assistance for Children with Severe Disabilities (ACSD)

$25-$646/month depending on assessed needs

A provincial program providing monthly payments to help with the extra costs of caring for a child with a severe disability. Rate increased 2.8% in July 2025. Also covers assistive device assessments and device consumer contributions. CDB is exempted from ACSD calculations.

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Ontario Autism Program (OAP)

Interim funding: $20,000/year (under 6), $5,000/year (6-18)

Ontario's program for children and youth with an Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis. Registered through AccessOAP. Currently under an interim funding model with the government working toward a needs-based model using a Determination of Needs process (4-hour virtual interview). Services include ABA, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, and mental health supports. Waitlists are significant, and families report costs of $26,000-$130,000/year for autism supports.

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Special Services at Home (SSAH)

Varies based on assessed needs

A needs-based funding program providing support for in-home and community services for persons with developmental or physical disabilities. Covers personal development and growth activities as well as respite care to give caregivers a break.

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