Can I work and still get money and other help from ODSP?
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If you earn more than $200 in a month
If your take-home pay is more than $200 in a month, ODSP reduces the money they give you. They reduce it by half the amount of what you earn above $200.
For example, if your take-home pay is $260 in a month, ODSP will not count the first $200. But they will reduce the money they give you by half of the remaining $60.
| $260 | (take-home pay) |
| - $200 | (earnings exemption) |
| $60 | (ODSP reduces your monthly amount by half of this) |
| ÷ 2 | |
| $30 | (ODSP reduces your monthly amount by this much) |
