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Up to $500
What you get
Up to $500 once a year if you face a sudden money crisis. Bring proof of need.
Who can get it
- Part-time or continuing education student
- Sudden emergency money need
- Not over 65 years old
How to get it
- Open the TMAPS Emergency Grant page.
- Fill in the online form.
Free. Never pay anyone to apply.
Checked by us: October 2026, on the official page.
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More details
TMAPS Emergency Grant: up to $500 for a sudden money crisis (part-time students, Toronto Metropolitan University)
Run by Toronto Metropolitan Association of Part-time Students.
From the official page
Part-time and continuing education students at Toronto Metropolitan University can ask for an emergency grant after a sudden event like illness, eviction or a layoff. It pays up to $500 once a school year. Papers that show the need are required.
Who can get it: more
Part-time degree, continuing education and distance education students at TMU. Full-time and graduate students use other funds.
How to get it: more
- Email your proof of the emergency and of your enrolment as the page says.
Bring: Proof of the emergency; Proof you are enrolled at TMU.
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