Disability Tax Credit (DTC)
Determine your youth's eligibility for the Disability Tax Credit (DTC).
Transitions Timeline
Printable checklist
Use this checklist as a planning aid and confirm current details directly with the relevant provider.Ages 11–13
Registered Disability Saving Plan (RDSP)
If eligible, open an Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP) for your youth.
Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP)
Research the Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP). Start one if it is a good fit for your youth and family.
Financial Planning
Consider long term financial planning tools such as will & estate planning, trusts, insurance products, as well as RDSPs and RESPs.
Youth Profile
Identify the strengths, qualities, likes, and dislikes of your youth.
Puberty and Sexuality
If appropriate, begin to talk to your youth about puberty and sexuality.
WayFinders
WayFinders is a program available across British Columbia, that offers personalized conversations and resources to empower people with disabilities to find their direction towards fuller, richer lives in their community.
Family Support Institute of BC
Connect with the Family Support Institute for support, guidance, and information. This provincial not for profit organization can connect you with a volunteer Resource Parent (RP) in your community. All RPs have a family member with a disability. This network supports and connects with families by sharing experiences, expertise, and guidance.
FSI Event Calendar
FSI has regular online support groups, workshops, and information sessions with a wide variety of guest speakers for individuals and their families to explore.