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How To Self-Advocacy Tactics: Resources (Section 23 of 43)

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Navigating complicated systems can be very confusing and frustrating. If you are experiencing challenges with system navigation, there are resources to help.

There are many organizations dedicated to advocacy and service navigation on behalf of people with disabilities. Here are some resources to check out:

Legal system:

ARCH Disability Law Centre (Ontario)
Central Alberta Community Legal Clinic's Social Benefits Advocacy Program
Disability Alliance BC's Disability Law Clinic
Edmonton Community Legal Centre's Income Support Resources

Government benefits:

Disability Alliance BC’s Direct Services
Prosper Canada’s Benefits Wayfinder
Service Canada’s Benefits Finder

Financial system and benefits:

Partners for Planning’s Planning Network
Plan Institute’s Disability Planning Helpline

If you receive services or programs from an agency, you can also reach out to them to see if they can offer advice or support for system navigation.

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