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DCCI Scholarship for Canadian Students with Disabilities

National

Who can apply: Canadian high school students with a documented disability entering health care, criminal justice, or community and social services

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
$1,000
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

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Who can apply

Canadian high school students with a documented disability entering health care, criminal justice, or community and social services

Worth knowing

Unusually for a disability award, this one is aimed at high school graduates rather than students already enrolled. You submit an essay plus proof of graduation and proof of acceptance. The 2026 round closed July 31; the 2027 date had not been posted when this was checked.

About this scholarship

A $1,000 tuition award for a graduating Canadian high school student with a documented disability heading into health care, criminal justice, or community and social services at an accredited post-secondary institution.