Legal / Financial

Low-income seniors and Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) have access to the BC Bus Pass Program. The pass is valid in communities served by BC Transit or TransLink. more info

Case management is a service offered to assist former members, veterans, RCMP and their families who may be finding it difficult to navigate a transition or change in their lives.more info

Compassionate care benefits are Employment Insurance (EI) benefits paid to people who have to be away from work temporarily to provide care or support to a family member who is gravely ill and who has a significant risk of death within 26 weeks (six months).more info

When military families lose a loved one in the line of duty, there can be great suffering as the surviving spouse and children struggle to find their place in the civilian world.more info

A tax-free lump sum payment awarded to Canadian Forces members or Veterans who, while serving in the Forces, were detained by an enemy.more info

Since 1989, DABC’s Advocacy Access Program has been a place of support, information and one-to-one assistance for people with all disabilities.more info

Disability benefits are financial payments provided to individuals who have a service-related disability.more info

This program can help to compensate for the economic impact that a disability may have on you or your family.more info

The governing body for certified financial planners can help people find experts on money matters.more info

Provides and maintains grave markers and offers financial assistance to veterans' estates where the veteran died as a result of a service-related disability or where there are insufficient funds to provide the veteran a dignified funeral and burial.more info