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The Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) Benefits Administration Program works to assist and support AISH recipients with nominal assets to manage their AISH benefits where they have no one else willing or able to perform this role. Participation in the program is voluntary and there is no cost for this service.
The program is a cooperative partnership between a number of Government of Alberta departments and community service providers.
General information about the AISH program may be found on the Alberta Seniors and Community Supports website.
For more information about how informal trusteeship works, visit the Public Trustee website.
List of program partners
Common Questions
Publications
What is the AISH Benefits Administration Program?
Why would I want to be a part of the AISH Benefits Administration Program?
Can everyone who receives AISH participate in the AISH Benefits Administration Program?
The AISH Benefits Administration Program is a voluntary program. What does that mean?
What will the Office of the Public Trustee take care of for me?
What is a Primary Contact Person and what is an Alternate Primary Contact Person?
What is a Trust Agreement?
What is a Program Contact Person?
What is an Instruction Form/Budget?
Who is responsible for filling out the Income Tax return for someone who is enrolled in the AISH Benefits Administration Program?
Can I get money by going to the Office of the Public Trustee or by telephoning them?
If I have questions about the Trust Agreement whom should I contact?
Where do I get a Trust Agreement form?
AISH Benefits Administration Program pamphlet 
This document is intended for service providers who may wish to print copies for display and distribution.
April 10, 2006
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