Health card

Notice of Assessment

Do you or a family member or friend have a cognitive disability?  There are services available to help the unmet needs of people with cognitive disabilities through the Cognitive Disability Strategy (CDS) Support program.

Cognitive Disability Strategy (CDS) Support

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If you are living on a lower income in Saskatchewan, you may be able to pay less for public transit through a discounted bus pass program.

Discounted Bus Pass Program

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Students enrolled in full-time Adult Basic Education, workforce development or skills training programs may be eligible to apply for Education and Training Incentive (ETI) after being accepted in an approved training program.

Education and Training Incentive

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If you are in an emergency and are unable to cover the cost of your prescription medication, the Emergency Assistance for Prescription Drugs program can provide immediate support.

Emergency Assistance for Prescription Drugs

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Proof of housing situation

Social Insurance Number

You could get up to $12,000 for emergency repairs to make your home safe in the Emergency Home Repairs Program.

Emergency Home Repairs

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If you are lower income and working, this benefit can provide your family with essential Family Health Benefits.

Family Health Benefits

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Proof of income

You could receive a forgivable loan of up to $23,000 to make your home accessible through the Home Repair Program - Adaptation for Independence.

Home Repair Program – Adaptation for Independence

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Do you or a family member need help with the costs of home care?  You may be able to get help under the Individualized Funding for Home Care program.

Individualized Funding for Home Care

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Are you a patient receiving palliative care?  You may be able to get with the cost of your prescription drugs through The Palliative Care Drug Coverage program.

Palliative Care Drug Coverage

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Are you 65 years of age or older and need help with your monthly income?  You may be eligible for a monthly supplement from the Personal Care Home Benefit program.

Personal Care Home Benefit

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Are you a senior, family, individual, or person with a disability and have a low to moderate income? If you are in need of housing you may be eligible for support through the The Social Housing Program.

Rental Housing for People with Low Incomes

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The Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living (SAIL) helps people with physical disabilities to live a more active and independent lifestyle.

Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living

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Statement of disability

If you are living on a lower income and living with a long-term disability, the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability program can provide you with financial support and healthcare benefits.

Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability

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The Saskatchewan Employment Incentive (SEI) provides working families who have low incomes with a monthly financial benefit, Supplementary Health Benefits, and many other benefits.

Saskatchewan Employment Incentive

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Proof of  residency in Province

You can get rent and utility support up to $325 if you qualify by applying for Saskatchewan Housing Benefit.

Saskatchewan Housing Benefit

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Are you living on low income and need help to pay for your basic living costs?  The Saskatchewan Income Support (SIS) program can give you financial help to make your monthly payments.

Saskatchewan Income Support

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You do not need to apply separately for this benefit.

Automatic Benefit

If you are a senior living on lower income, the Seniors Income Plan (SIP) can provide monthly financial assistance and access to further health benefits.

Seniors Income Plan

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If you are 65 years or older and live in Saskatchewan, you may be eligible for the Seniors' Drug Plan to pay $25 for eligible prescription drugs.

Seniors’ Drug Plan

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Do you need help paying for your drug costs?  You may be able to get benefits to help you with the costs through the Special Support Program.

Special Support Program

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You may be eligible for Supplementary Health Benefits for a number of health services and products in addition to the universal health benerfits.