People with disabilities


If you’re a person with disabilities, you may be eligible for our Tech for Good and Internet for Good programs. See below for details on each program. Please read carefully and note that the eligibility requirements and application process for these programs vary.
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Tech for Good

The Tech for Good™ program supports people with disabilities who require professional assistance to independently use or control their mobile device (e.g. iPhone, Android, iPad, Amazon Fire, Kindle, or Galaxy Tab), computers or laptops. The program is primarily educational and provides customized training and support to help improve your quality of life, independence and personal empowerment.

Program highlights

  • Access to Assistive Technology Specialists with expert knowledge about accessibility challenges and assistive technologies
  • Personalized, virtual one-on-one assessment, recommendations and training on devices and related assistive technologies

Eligibility

If you own a mobile, computer or laptop device and have a disability, you may qualify for Tech for Good if you require one of the following:
  • Training and support on how to use your mobile, computer or laptop device’s accessibility features
  • Recommendations on assistive technology, including apps, software and hardware for mobile, computer or laptop devices.
You do not need to be a TELUS customer to receive training through Tech for Good. The program supports people with disabilities regardless of their mobility or internet provider.
Delivered by experts with specialized knowledge in accessibility barriers and assistive technologies, training is provided by March of Dimes Canada on behalf of TELUS. To learn more about how we can offer support, we invite you to apply for Tech for Good and discuss your individual needs with our Assistive Technology Specialists at March of Dimes Canada.

How assistive technology ensures digital accessibility

Most smartphones, tablets, computers and laptops have many assistive technology features built in. Learn how assistive tech for mobile devices can help people with disabilities overcome common barriers and help them live more independently.
Assistive technology for visual impairment
Today, most smartphones and tablets have many assistive technology features built in. If you're visually impaired, these features can make it easier to use your device and improve independence. For example, you can adjust the screen's colour, contrast, and brightness to help visually separate objects. The TELUS Tech for Good program provides one-on-one training on your device’s assistive technology features and offers recommendations on additional tools to help you use your device to live more independently.

Frequently Asked Questions

Non-profit organization requests

If you’re a non-profit seeking program assistance, please submit your inquiry using our online form.

Contact us

If you have any questions about Tech for Good after reviewing
Frequently Asked Questions
, please contact us at
[email protected]
.

Success stories

Learn more about how our Connecting for Good programs are making a positive difference in communities across Canada.

Internet for Good

Having access to reliable internet is increasingly essential. But for people with disabilities, obtaining this connectivity can be challenging. Internet for Good® helps by offering low-cost internet connectivity to individuals who receive the British Columbia Persons with Disability (PWD) benefit, the Alberta Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) benefit, or the Canada Pension Plan Disability Benefit (CPPD).

Program details

Internet 25

$
10
per month for 24 months (plus taxes)1
  • 25Mbps2 download speed

  • 25Mbps2 upload speed

  • 300GB of monthly data

Ideal for:
  • Up to 3 devices

  • Emailing and online browsing
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Internet 50

$
20
per month for 24 months (plus taxes)3
  • 50Mbps2 download speed

  • 50Mbps2 upload speed

  • Unlimited monthly data

Ideal for:
  • Up to 5 devices

  • Sharing and posting online

Internet 150

$
35
per month for 24 months (plus taxes)4
  • 150Mbps2 download speed

  • 150Mbps2 upload speed

  • Unlimited monthly data

Ideal for:
  • Up to 11 devices

  • Streaming and online gaming
What’s included in the plans?
Application information
You can apply if you:
  • Receive the PWD, AISH or CPPD benefit
  • Have proof of receipt of the benefit, such as:

    • B.C. Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction Confirmation of Assistance statement OR Release of Personal Information
    • Alberta AISH Monthly Assistance Statement (including the Budget Information stub and Health Benefit card stub)
    • CRA Statement of Canada Pension Plan Benefit T4A(P)

Special Offers

  • Get Optik TV® for $30/mo. when you bundle your TV and internet plan.5
    Watch your favourites on just about any device, anywhere, anytime.6
    A TELUS digital TV box and a remote.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Non-profit organization requests

If you’re a non-profit seeking program assistance, please submit your inquiry using our online form.

Contact us

If you have any questions about Mobility for Good after reviewing
Frequently Asked Questions
, please contact us at I
[email protected]
.

Success stories

Learn more about how our Connecting for Good programs are making a positive difference in communities across Canada.