Casualty support services

Services suppporting members of the Canadian Armed Forces and their families through illness, injury or death.

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To access the CAF casualty support services on this page your first step is to contact your local Integrated Personnel Support Centre. They will guide you through the benefits and services that meet your needs and situation.

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Benefits for the ill and injured

Apply for claims and reimbursements if you are ill, injured or disabled.

Death benefits

Claims and reimbursements for the family or estate of a deceased CAF member.

Casualty peer support

Get peer support while recovering from an illness or injury and when grieving.

Funeral and burial services

Planning and preparing for a military funeral or burial service.

Soldier on

Overcome physical or mental health illness or injury through physical activity and sport.

Return to duty

Create a smooth process for returning to duty after an illness or injury.

Designated assistant

Learn about the person assigned to help the casualty and/or the casualty's family through a difficult situation.

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