ALS support in Canada
Living with ALS comes with a lot to coordinate. You do not have to sort through all of it at once. Tell us what needs attention today and we will help organize the next few steps across care, equipment, income and support.
MyEligible does not replace your ALS clinic or ALS society. We help organize the administrative pieces around ALS, including benefits, income, equipment, home support and caregiver resources, then connect you with the organizations responsible for each service.
- Official sources
- Last reviewed September 18, 2026
- No account required
- Private by design
How this was checked
MyEligible uses official federal, provincial, territorial, and municipal sources. We show review dates where available and link back to the source so you can confirm current details.
1Tell us what's happening
Your answers help us show the most useful next steps. This is not an eligibility test.
Human help is available
ALS societies and provincial chapters can help with ALS-specific navigation. MyEligible focuses on administrative coordination.
Official sources on this page
You don't have to figure everything out today. Life can be challenging, especially when health, work, benefits and caregiving overlap. One clear next step is enough for now.
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Caregiver resources
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Unable to work navigator
Income and employment programs when work is affected by health.