Veterans Independence Program for Primary Caregivers (Veterans Affairs Canada)
Veterans Independence Program for Primary Caregivers (Veterans Affairs Canada) is a program run by Veterans Affairs Canada for the unpaid primary caregiver of a Veteran who got the Veterans Independence Program, who lived in the Veteran's home for at least a year before the Veteran passed away or moved to long-term care. Checked on the official page on October 6, 2026.
You likely qualify if: Unpaid primary caregiver of a Veteran; Lived in the Veteran's home at least a year; Veteran passed away or moved to long-term care; Live in Canada and have a health-related need.
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Yearly tax-free funding from Veterans Affairs Canada to help the primary caregiver of a Veteran pay for housekeeping and grounds maintenance. It is for caregivers after the Veteran, who got the Veterans Independence Program, has moved to long-term care or passed away. The amount depends on the going rate for these services in your area.
Who qualifies
The unpaid primary caregiver of a Veteran who got the Veterans Independence Program, who lived in the Veteran's home for at least a year before the Veteran passed away or moved to long-term care.
You likely qualify if:
- Unpaid primary caregiver of a Veteran
- Lived in the Veteran's home at least a year
- Veteran passed away or moved to long-term care
- Live in Canada and have a health-related need
What to bring
- Form VAC-1145AP or a My VAC Account
Dates
The official page we read gives no date. Check it before you apply.
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