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Понятия не имею, просто погуглила, что такое дантист, оказалось, что это профессия, не имеющая высшего образования. Вспомнила, что видела где-то такое определение, как dental therapist, хотя не сталкивалась с таким в жизни.

Эта поддержка для индейцев а не для украинцев.

Health and financial supports are available to Ukrainian citizens in BC who have received a temporary resident visa through the Canada-Ukraine authorization for emergency travel (CUAET) process; however, not all Ukrainian citizens arriving in BC are eligible for government-provided dental benefits.

To access health care services, people arriving through the CUAET process need to enroll in the B.C. Medical Services Plan (MSP).
MSP provides access to health care services and prescription drug coverage (PharmaCare) but does not provide access to dental benefits.
To be eligible for dental benefits, individuals must apply for and be approved to receive financial assistance under the BC Employment and Assistance Program which is delivered by the Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction (MSDPR).
Ukrainian citizens who have a temporary resident visa through the CUAET process and are in financial need may be eligible for up to 12 months of Hardship Assistance under the BCEA Program. The MSDPR dental coverage is only triggered once they are in receipt of hardship assistance and the ministry has enrolled them in the dental program (administered by Pacific Blue Cross).

If you have Ukrainian clients who are Hardship Assistance recipients and their dental coverage through Pacific Blue Cross has not been activated, please advise them to contact MSDPR directly for assistance at 1-866-866-0800.
Individuals who are not in financial hardship and are able to support themselves while in Canada may not be eligible to receive hardship assistance and therefore would not have access to dental coverage through MSDPR.