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Health and drug benefit programs that provide services like dental care, prescription coverage, chronic disease support, mental health treatment, and public health services such as vision, hearing, and smoking cessation.

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Provides eligible applicants with financial assistance to pay for approved nutritional supplements that have been recommended by a dietitian to treat phenylketonuria (PKU). Includes:

  • Full cost coverage for eligible special low-protein formulas
  • Annual coverage up to $3600 for specialty food items carried through the National Food Distribution Centre
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Provides eligible seniors with partial cost coverage for approved medications.

Note: Participants pay $8.25 plus $7.69 of the pharmacy professional fee for each prescription out of pocket and remaining costs are covered by the program.
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Provides eligible applicants with full cost coverage of approved drugs for the treatment of sexually transmitted infection (STI).

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Helps residents who want to stop smoking or using other tobacco products by covering 100% of the cost of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) products and specific smoking cessation prescription drugs. There are two options for treatment, available once a year for 6-18 weeks of treatment:
  • Option 1: Non-Prescription Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) products such as patches, gum, lozenges, or inhaler
  • Option 2: Approved prescription medication (Zyban or Champix)
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Provides eligible applicants with full cost coverage for approved transplant anti-rejection drugs.
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Provides hearing services for children and adults. Includes:
  • Hearing assessments
  • Hearing aids for clients up to age 21
  • Auditory processing disorder testing
  • Health hearing education
Note: Costs for some services provided by private audiologists are covered once every 2 years for Islanders age 4 years and older(referral required).
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Provides one free eye exam and, if required, one free pair of glasses during a child's kindergarten year.
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Provides financial assistance to eligible individuals and families to help pay for basic needs. A financial need is when basic needs cost more than income.

Basic Needs:
  • Food
  • Clothing
  • Household items
  • Personal items
  • Telephone or internet costs
  • Shelter
  • Utilities (power, heat, fuel, and water)
  • Financial supports to meet emergency needs of people experiencing family violence
Other Needs That May Be Covered:
  • Medications hearing aids and eyeglasses
  • Transportation Costs
  • Security deposits for rent or utilities
  • Child care
Expenses Not Covered:
  • Cable television
  • Car payments and/or car insurance payments
  • Other outstanding debts
Social Assistance clients are automatically enrolled in the Financial Assistance Drug Program and Provincial Dental Care Program. If a need is not listed, contact the office. You will be directed to appropriate programs or assessed for social assistance eligibility.

Note: Social Assistance will ask clients to have looked into all possible ways to receive money. For example, Employment Insurance (EI) or Canada Pension Plan (CPP).
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