- How PDD funding allocations are structured
- How to align services with approved hours
- Documentation and invoicing expectations
- Flexibility within Family-Managed budgets
- Clear, transparent service planning
We have experience working with PDD caseworkers and Family-Managed coordinators to ensure services align with approved plans and funding requirements.
Our goal is simple: to provide reliable support without adding administrative stress.
You stay in control of your funding.
We deliver the services.
Already approved?
If your child has an active FSCD contract, we understand how those allocations work — and how important it is to stay within approved hours and service categories.
We work within your child’s approved funding and support plan, and we understand:
- How FSCD respite allocations are structured
- Direct billing procedures and documentation requirements
- Working within approved hourly limits
- Coordinating with FSCD caseworkers
- Clear service tracking and transparent invoicing
We have experience working alongside FSCD caseworkers and families to ensure services align with your child’s contract and approved supports.
Our goal is simple — to provide dependable care without creating additional paperwork or reimbursement stress.
You focus on your child.
We manage the service delivery.
Already approved?
Our team aligns services with approved plans, referral requirements, and family goals to ensure coordinated and responsive care.
Family Support for Children with Disabilities
- Children aged 0-17
- Alberta government program
Learn About FSCD
Jordan's Principle
- For First Nations children aged 0-17
- Federal program administered by Indigenous Services Canada (ISC)
Learn About JP
Not sure which program applies to you? See how funding works
Already approved for funding? Talk to InclusiCare
We acknowledge the many First Nations, Métis and Inuit who have lived in and cared for these lands for generations. We are grateful for the traditional Knowledge Keepers and Elders who are still with us today and those who have gone before us. We make this acknowledgement as an act of reconciliation and gratitude to those whose territory we reside on or are visiting.
