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A Benefit without Barriers: Co-Creating Principles and Recommendations for Canada Disability Benefit Administration

March of Dimes Canada and Prosper Canada partnered to explore the question of how people with disabilities will access the CDB, with the goal of dismantling barriers to ensure all eligible individuals receive it. Our report outlines principles and recommendations we encourage the federal government adopt in the design of the CDB.

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Topics: General finance topics

Language(s): English

Fee: Free

Type: A publication / tip sheet / brochure
Research / reports

Format: Online

Target audience: Persons with disabilities

Knowledge level: Advanced

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Wendy Abbott-Serroul
1 416-665-2828 x2226

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