We're talking to myHSA on how Canadian companies can support employees with health and wellness benefits.

If your workplace wants to support employees on their family-building journey but is worried about budget, there's good news: this isn't an all-or-nothing investment. In fact, the most impactful programs often start with empathy, not expense. Family-building benefits can be layered in ways that grow with your team's needs. Here's a breakdown of low, mid, and high-lift options to help HR leaders take action without blowing the budget.
Estimated cost: Low or zero
Start by meeting employees where they are—with empathy and clarity:
This tier focuses on reducing friction, not writing cheques.
Estimated cost: Moderate
Once you've built awareness and demand, formalize your offering:
This middle ground gives employees concrete support while controlling costs.
Estimated cost: High
For employers aiming to be true category leaders, a comprehensive program may include:
Pairing financial benefits with tools that help employees actually use them is key to driving real impact.
Start small. Build momentum. And remember: offering something—even just education and support—can be a game-changer for employees who feel like no one at work sees what they're going through.
Curious where to start? myStoria can help you audit your current policies, identify gaps, and build a program that fits your goals. Book a call with us today.