The Joint Personnel Support Unit (JPSU) provides personal administrative support and programs to ill or injured CAF members of the Regular and Reserve Force who have a medical condition that precludes them from returning to their normal place of duty for a period of six months or more.  (Source: JPSU homepage)
 

Canadian Armed Forces members have access to a range of programs while serving in the Forces, including exceptional medical and mental health care, support for families, and comprehensive reintegration and return-to-work programs for those who are ill and injured. (Source: CAF Mentail Health resources page)

OSISS provides a national peer support network for Canadian Armed Forces members, Veterans and their families experiencing an operational stress injury (OSI).  (Source: OSISS About Us page)

Military Family Services (MFS) is responsible for the management of the Military Family Services Program (MFSP) on behalf of the Department of National Defence (DND) and the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). MFS exists to resource, promote and sustain the excellence, relevance and accountability of the MFSP. (Source: CAFconnection – About Military Family Services)

Veterans Affairs Canada deeply values the contribution that Veterans have made to the development of our nation and we honour the sacrifices they have made in the defence of freedom and the pursuit of world peace. (Source: Veterans Affairs Canada – About Us)

Provides integrated support that promotes rehabilitation, reintegration and recovery.  (Source: Recovery, Rehabilitation and Reintegration page)