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Who can you claim this credit for?

You may be able to claim the CCC if you support your spouse or common-law partner with a physical or mental impairment.

You may also be able to claim the CCC if one or more of the following individuals depend on you for support because of a physical or mental impairment:

your (or your spouse's or common-law partner's) child or grandchild

your (or your spouse's or common-law partner's) parent, grandparent, brother, sister, uncle, aunt, niece, or nephew (if they resided in Canada at any time in the year

An individual is considered to depend on you for support if they rely on you to regularly and consistently provide them with some or all of the basic necessities of life, such as food, shelter and clothing.

What is the Canada caregiver credit?

Do you support a spouse or common-law partner, or a dependant with a physical or mental impairment? The Canada caregiver credit (CCC) is a non-refundable tax credit that may be available to you.

Everything You Need to Know About Canada's Caregiver Programs

Are you interested in becoming a caregiver in Canada? If so, read the information we have provided below to learn how to do so. Fill out our immigration assessment form and we will get back to you to discuss your eligibility and immigration options.

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As a caregiver, you have options to come to Canada to become a permanent resident or work temporarily.

The scope of caregiving in the United States is so vast, it is difficult to wrap your arms around it. According to estimates from the National Alliance for Caregiving, there were approximately 65.7 million people providing care for a child or adult this past year. That number is expected to only grow.

What skills do I need to become a caregiver?

You are likely to be working with people who are not in the best state of health and who need emotional as well as physical support. You must enjoy working with people who are in need of care such as people who are confused, depressed, in pain, stressed or emotional. You should be able to maintain a positive outlook and respond to your clients with empathy and understanding.

People who have physical difficulties may need more time to do simple tasks and you must show them patience and an awareness of their limitations. It is also important that you are good at communicating as you will be talking to the client, who may have trouble with their own communication and may not see and talk to many other people. You will also need to talk to the client's family, and you could be working as part of a team of healthcare providers who need to be updated on the client's condition.

What is a caregiver?
A caregiver, also called a carer, home health aide or personal care aide, is the person responsible for providing their clients with daily personal care and help with activities. The clients of a caregiver can be elderly, frail, ill, injured or have a physical or mental disability. A caregiver could work in the home of their client or in a care facility where they help the client to live as comfortably as possible by helping them with bathing and bathroom functions, personal grooming, feeding or acting as a companion so that the client is not alone. The role of a caregiver is essential to helping certain populations live a comfortable and functional life.

What Is A Caregiver?

Hear from professionals at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center and family caregivers about what a caregiver is and the importance of caregiving, as well as the importance of caregivers caring for themselves.