Ontario Works
Description:
- Provides short term financial assistance to individuals and families in need
- Offers Extended Health Benefits to qualifying individuals
- Provides information to recipients about participation requirements including seeking employment, basic education, volunteer work, or self employment
Participants can access a variety of programs and support services including but not limited to:
- Child Care
- Clothing Needs
- Community Placement Program
- Discretionary Benefits
- Drug Benefits
- Employment Resource Center
- Employment Start-up Costs
- Enhanced Employment Placement Program
- Learning, Earning and Parenting
- Pay-Direct to Landlord
- Special Diets Allowance
- Transportation
Hours:
Mon-Fri 9 am-12 noon, 1 pm-5 pm
Eligibility:
Members of North Caribou Lake First Nation
Individuals must:
- be a resident of Ontario
- be in immediate financial need to help pay for food and housing costs
- be willing to take part in activities that will help find employment
- sign a Participation Agreement
Amount of financial assistance provided is determined by various factors including:
- Assets
- Family size
- Housing costs
- Income
Extended Health Benefits
Individuals and families who:
- were eligible for Ontario Works in the previous months, or
- you are no longer eligible for Ontario Works because you received a payment for loss of income under the 1986-1990 Hepatitis C Settlement Agreement
Contact:
Office Phone: 807-469-5191
Fax: 807-469-1315
E-Mail: northcariboulakefirstnation@knet.ca
Primary Executive: Ontario Works Administrator
Alternate Executive: Jacqueline Crane, Band Administrator
Mailing Address: c/o Ontario Works
PO Box 158
Weagamow Lake, ON P0V 2Y0
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