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2023–2024 Services delivered: expenditure-based funding
Funding for ODSP employment support services
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- Funding available
- Varies by project
- Deadline
- Open continuously
- Location
- Ontario, Canada
Overview
This program provides expenditure-based funding to support ODSP Employment Supports service providers in Ontario. It covers employment-related services, supports, and operating costs that help clients with disabilities prepare for, get, keep, and advance in employment.
At a glance
Funding available
Varies by project
- Enhance an existing program
- Attract or retain talent
- Increase operational productivity
- Strengthen organizational capacity
Eligible candidates
- Location
- Ontario
- Eligible Industries
- All industries
- Annual revenue
- All revenue ranges
- Organisation size
- All organization sizes
- Audience
- Persons with Disabilities
- Legal structures
- All legal structures
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Availability timeline
2026
Periods: 1
Eligibility
Who is eligible?
- ODSP Employment Supports service providers
Eligible expenses
- Salaries and wages for staff directly involved in program delivery.
- Staff training and learning activities.
- Building occupancy costs, such as rent, property tax, and insurance.
- Travel, communications, supplies, equipment, and central administration costs attributable to the program.
- Other direct program costs, including certain COVID-19-related non-capital expenses.
Eligible geographic areas
- Ontario
Activities funded
- Provision of employment-related services and supports for clients with disabilities.
- Operations that help clients prepare for, get, keep, and advance in employment.
Documents Needed
- Business case submission to the ministry
- Reports submitted through online systems or other required methods
- User registration and identity verification
Processing and Agreement
- The ministry reviews the submitted business case for approval.
- Funding is provided under the signed contract.
- Expenses and unspent funds are reconciled at completion or early termination.
- Transfer payment recipients must submit reports through the required systems.
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Frequently Asked Questions about the 2023–2024 Services delivered: expenditure-based funding Program
What is the 2023–2024 Services delivered: expenditure-based funding?
This program provides expenditure-based funding to support ODSP Employment Supports service providers in Ontario. It covers employment-related services, supports, and operating costs that help clients with disabilities prepare for, get, keep, and advance in employment.
What is the deadline to apply?
The program is accepting continuous intake
Who is eligible for the 2023–2024 Services delivered: expenditure-based funding program?
To be eligible for the 2023–2024 Services delivered: expenditure-based funding program, you must:
ODSP Employment Supports provider
Business case required
Employment-related services for clients with disabilities
What expenses are eligible under 2023–2024 Services delivered: expenditure-based funding?
Salaries and wages for staff directly involved in program delivery.
Staff training and learning activities.
Building occupancy costs, such as rent, property tax, and insurance.
Travel, communications, supplies, equipment, and central administration costs attributable to the program.
Other direct program costs, including certain COVID-19-related non-capital expenses.
Where is the 2023–2024 Services delivered: expenditure-based funding available?
The 2023–2024 Services delivered: expenditure-based funding program is available the province of Ontario.
Is the 2023–2024 Services delivered: expenditure-based funding a grant, loan, or tax credit?
2023–2024 Services delivered: expenditure-based funding is a Grant and Funding
Who are the financial supporters of the 2023–2024 Services delivered: expenditure-based funding?
2023–2024 Services delivered: expenditure-based funding is funded by Government of Ontario