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2024 Canadian
Government Benefits Finder
Finding the benefits you're eligible for can take hours. So we're here to make it easy! Use our tool to get support with your rent, childcare, unemployment and lots more.
Take the quiz
Answer a few questions to see which benefits you're eligible for.
Find out how to apply
We'll tell you where and how to apply on the Government website.
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FAQS
A government benefit is financial aid or assistance provided by the government to eligible individuals or families in Canada to help cover the costs of basic needs such as housing, food, education, or healthcare. These benefits are designed to support those who are in need or facing financial hardship.
KOHO is making the process of shortlisting benefits a lot easier. Instead of you going through each government benefit to determine eligibility, KOHO will be asking you additional questions to determine if you're eligible.
Eligibility for Canadian government benefits depends on various factors, such as income level, employment status, age, and specific program requirements. Common beneficiaries include seniors, low-income individuals, individuals with disabilities, and families with children.
You can apply for Canadian government benefits online through the Canada.ca website or call the toll-free number at 1 (800) 622-6232.
You would need to provide answers to the basic level questions outlined in the government benefit finder in order to know which benefits you may be eligible for.
Most applications require official IDs such as Social Insurance Number (SIN).
For most benefits, you only need to file your taxes. Benefits such as Employment Insurance Benefit - please apply as soon as you become eligible.
Canadian government benefits are generally considered taxable income. However, there are some exceptions and specific rules governing the taxability of certain benefits, so individuals receiving government benefits should consult with a tax professional or the Canada Revenue Agency for more information.
Legal disclaimers:
Results depend on the accuracy of the information you enter.
We have included some of the commonly received benefits by Ontario residents. You might be eligible for other government benefits not listed. We do not guarantee the information provided is current or accurate or that you will receive any benefits that you apply for.
Privacy Statement:
We collect your email address and the resulting list of benefits that you might be eligible to receive (“Results”). We use this information to email you the Results. Any other information you input on this page is only processed to determine the benefits you might be eligible for but is not otherwise collected, saved or distributed.