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The Community Living Division offers parents of children with intellectual disabilities a respite benefit to help with the costs of care while they take a break.

The Transitional Employment Allowance (TEA) is an income support program designed to assist applicants participating in pre-employment programs and services or those who are "job ready" and seeking employment.

TEA benefits are flat rated and not intended to meet specific individual needs. Recipients receive a monthly benefit and are expected to budget the benefits to meet their monthly needs.

If you have questions about TEA please call the Contact Centre toll free at 1-866-221-5200.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Who is eligible for the Transitional Employment Allowance (TEA)?

TEA is an income support program designed to assist applicants participating in pre-employment programs and services or those who are "job ready" and seeking employment.

TEA provides a general living allowance which covers things like food, clothing, shelter and transportation. It is a flat rate benefit which allows recipients to manage their benefits like a wage income.

Where can I find more information about the Transitional Employment Allowance?

Additional information is available in the following publications under "Related Links".


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