Funding

As a nonprofit charity, LDS is dedicated to providing equitable, affordable access to learning support for all students. Thanks to the ongoing generous support of our donors, grantors, and sponsors, we are able to connect qualifying families with external bursaries (see below) as well as provide an internal bursary fund to help subsidize the cost of our programming to families in need.

Jordan’s Principle

Eligible families must have a status or non-status Indigenous child who lives on or off reserve. Requires a completed request form, brief summary of the request, official quote from the service provider, and supporting documents such as: a letter from a health/social professional involved in the children’s lives that directly recommends the requested support. Applications can be emailed, mailed, or made over the phone through Jordan’s Principle’s call centre that’s open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Autism Funding Unit

Eligible families must have a child with an Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis. Funds up to $6000 for services that support skills development, including communication, social-emotional, academic and life skills. To set up AFU coverage for LDS programs, please complete a Request to Pay (RTP) Service Providers/ Suppliers Form. The fastest way to submit is through My Family Services. Please speak with an LDS Program Team member for additional information.

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