SaskatchewanDisability

Assured Income for Disability (SAID)

Monthly income and benefits for Saskatchewan residents with a significant and enduring disability. It is designed to be more stable and less restrictive than general assistance.

Estimated value

Pays in tiers based on your individual needs, plus benefits — Saskatchewan sets no fixed monthly maximum

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Who qualifies

You must be 18+, a Saskatchewan resident, and have a significant and enduring disability confirmed by a disability impact assessment.

How to apply

1
Apply and complete the disability assessment
Apply through the Ministry of Social Services. A disability impact assessment confirms your eligibility.
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Documents you will need

Disability impact assessment
Proof of income and assets

How often it is paid

Monthly

Good to know

SAID lets you keep more of your employment earnings than general income support, and includes health benefits.

Often applied for together

Disability Tax Credit Canada Disability Benefit

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Last verified: September 1, 2026