Passport Program (adults with developmental disabilities)
Passport Program (adults with developmental disabilities) is a program run by the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services that gives up to $45,604 a year to Ontario adults aged 18 or older with a developmental disability who are approved by Developmental Services Ontario. Checked on the official page on October 5, 2026.
Up to $45,604 a year
You likely qualify if: Age 18 or older, living in Ontario; Developmental disability confirmed; Approved through DSO.
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Funding that helps adults with a developmental disability take part in their community. It pays back costs for things like community classes, recreation, job and volunteer skills, support workers and respite for caregivers. Funding starts at $5,665 a year and can go up to $45,604, based on assessed needs.
Who qualifies
Ontario adults aged 18 or older with a developmental disability who are approved by Developmental Services Ontario.
You likely qualify if:
- Age 18 or older, living in Ontario
- Developmental disability confirmed
- Approved through DSO
What to bring
- Confirmation from a registered psychologist
Dates
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