Extra $100 a month when you work, plus start-up, child care and transition money (ODSP, Ontario)
Extra $100 a month when you work, plus start-up, child care and transition money (ODSP, Ontario) is a program run by the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services that gives up to $100 to people with a disability who get ODSP income support and work, train or run a business. Checked on the official page on October 14, 2026.
Up to $100
You likely qualify if: You need to contact your local ODSP caseworker to see if you are eligible.
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If you get ODSP and you work, you can earn up to $1,000 a month without it affecting your ODSP income support. The Work-Related Benefit can provide up to $100 for each family member who earns money. You may also get up to $500 in a 12-month period to help pay for items you need to start a job, and a $500 Employment Transition Benefit if you leave ODSP for paid work. Contact your local ODSP caseworker to see if you are eligible.
Who qualifies
People with a disability who get ODSP income support and work, train or run a business.
You likely qualify if:
- You need to contact your local ODSP caseworker to see if you are eligible.
What to bring
- Pay stubs or documents of business income
- Proof of your job or training, such as a letter of employment
Dates
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