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At a glance

Worth:
$1,800/yr
Who:
Financial assistance for practical services that let seniors stay in their own homes: light housekeeping, home maintenance, communication (including internet fees), snow removal, grass cutting, transportation, and medical alert systems

What it could be worth

Amount

$1,800/yr

How it benefits you

  • Financial assistance for practical services that let seniors stay in their own homes: light housekeeping, home maintenance, communication (including internet fees), snow removal, g

What you need to qualify or apply

Eligibility

  • Financial assistance for practical services that let seniors stay in their own homes: light housekeeping, home maintenance, communication (including internet fees), snow removal, grass cutting, transportation, and medical alert systems
  • Up to $1,800 per year depending on income
  • Eligibility: 65+, living independently or with a spouse, net household income ≤ $32,753 (single) or $41,970 (couple), assets ≤ $100,000 (excluding primary residence, land, vehicles).

How to apply

  1. Financial assistance for practical services that let seniors stay in their own homes: light housekeeping, home maintenance, communication (including internet fees), snow removal, grass cutting, transportation, and medical alert systems
  2. Up to $1,800 per year depending on income
  3. Eligibility: 65+, living independently or with a spouse, net household income ≤ $32,753 (single) or $41,970 (couple), assets ≤ $100,000 (excluding primary residence, land, vehicles)
  4. Funding tiers: $1,800 / $1,325 / $950 / $575 as income rises through four brackets
  5. Apply online, at Access PEI, or call 1-877-569-0546.

Read more from the official source

Amounts & rules verified Aug 22, 2026

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Amounts and rules can change — always confirm on the official source before applying.

This page is general information, not a CRA or provincial determination — amounts and rules can change. Not sure where you stand? The free benefits check walks you through it, or a Registered Social Worker can review your full situation.