Support and services related to your physical and mental health and wellness.
Services and compensation for your hearing loss, tinnitus or other hearing conditions.
Counselling and compensation for your mental health needs, such as PTSD or depression.
Assistance and compensation for knee, back or other physical injury or health needs.
One-on-one support to help with a significant challenge in your life.
Support for your income, help making ends meet, and emergency funding.
Financial payment for a service-related illness or injury.
Monthly payments to maintain and support your income.
Get help paying for healthcare services and expenses related to your health needs.
Help when you may be facing a financial crisis or emergency.
Get help to remain independent and self-sufficient in your home and your community.
Support to families of a deceased Veteran or a member of the CAF or RCMP.
Compensation for eligible former prisoners of war.
Benefits and services for family, including survivors and caregivers.
How to access health and mental health services.
Support for your income and other financial programs and services.
Prepare for post-service life, training and education, and finding a job.
Help at home and support for caregivers.
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Learn about services and benefits to help you and your family as you leave the military.
Support for education, training and their related financial costs.
Getting help at home, assistance with at-risk housing situations, and long-term care.
Get help if your current economic or housing situation is unstable.
Financial support for the costs of long-term care.
Options available to you as a member or former member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Financial payments provided for a service-related illness or injury.
There are peer support networks for members or Veterans of the CAF or the RCMP living with an operational stress injury (OSI).
Services for you and your family when you leave the RCMP.
Leaving the RCMP can be a big change for you and your family. Schedule a transition interview to learn how we can help.
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What to do if you believe that a public servant has violated the Values and Ethics Code.
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