Resources
The Polish War Veterans’ Society of Marshal J. Pilsudski provides access to various third-party resources to help veterans advocate for their rights and well-being. Please note that while we facilitate access to these links for your convenience, the Society does not manage these external resources and is not responsible for their content.
Allied War Veterans Allowance
Low-income Allied Veterans now living in Canada may qualify for the War Veterans Allowance
(WVA) from Veterans Affairs Canada and its related services and benefits.
To qualify, you must:
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have served with one of the Allied forces during the Second World War or the Korean War; and
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have lived in Canada for at least 10 years or lived in Canada prior to enlisting.
Benefits for Polish Veterans and Victims of Opression
It is now possible for Polish war veterans and victims of oppression living outside of Poland to apply for benefits from the Government of Poland. To learn more about who qualifies for benefits and how to apply, click the button below. You will be taken to the website of the Polish Veterans and Victims of Opression Office, available in English or in Polish.
CHSLD Polonais Marie Curie Sklodowska
Suprasectoral ethnolinguistic Long Term Care Home (CHSLD) serving a clientele of Polish and Slavic origin from across the province of Quebec. To learn more about the services offered and admission process, click the button below to access the the Quebec governement website.
National Field of Honour Military Cemetery
Since 1930, this cemetery has been exclusively devoted for military Canadian and Allied Veterans and their immediate family members. For more details and eligibility criteria, click the button below to access their website.