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Infographic showing 2024 grants of $3.1 million to 21 organizations across 7 provinces, and 2025 local grants of 138 in 9 provinces supporting family caregivers in Canada.
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The Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation supports family caregivers by providing grants to registered charitable organizations nationwide. Meet some of our grant recipients and find out how they’re making a difference in the lives of caregivers every day.
THESE EXAMPLES SHOW HOW YOUR GENEROUS CONTRIBUTION IS PUT INTO ACTION

The Oladele Foundation

For caregivers supporting their loved ones with autism, it is often a lifelong journey. Learn how we are helping Autism Ontario establish facilitator-led support group programs that are changing lives across the province.

AUTISM ONTARIO

For caregivers supporting their loved ones with autism, it is often a lifelong journey. Learn how we are helping Autism Ontario establish facilitator-led support group programs that are changing lives across the province.

YEE HONG CENTRE

Accessing culturally and linguistically appropriate services can be a challenge for many caregivers in this country. See how we are supporting Yee Hong to create knowledge-sharing programs for those in the Chinese community.

BRIDGEPOINT CENTER

Family support is important to those affected by eating disorders. We are proud to support the BridgePoint Centre for Eating Disorder Recovery to make training and resources for family caregivers more widely available.

GROUPE DES AIDANTS DU SUD-OUEST

Works to enhance the quality of life for family caregivers in Montréal, Quebec, by addressing the challenges they face, promoting recognition, and striving to meet the needs of adult caregivers in the region.

BRITISH COLUMBIA CHILDRENS HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

This initiative focuses on underserved rural and urban communities, addressing the critical gap in sibling-focused resources through monthly virtual sessions and bi-annual in-person gatherings.

Lakehead University

Focuses on conducting high quality knowledge translation, research, and education to advance health and social care promoting the health and wellbeing of people aging across their life cycle.

Family Caregivers of British Columbia

Family Caregivers of BC (FCBC) is improving the quality of life of family and friend caregivers through support, information, education and leadership.

Inclusion NB

Inclusion NB works to ensure that the needs of families and caregivers supporting New Brunswickers with an intellectual and development disability have what they need to be fully supported in their communities.

SICKKIDS FOUNDATION

As a world-leading paediatric hospital, SickKids treats some of the sickest and most medically complex kids in Ontario, and even the country.

NATIONAL GRANTS

In 2024, we awarded another $3.1 million through our national grants to organizations working to create transformational change in the lives of family caregivers across Canada.
21 organizations in 7 provinces were awarded grants of up to $300,000.

2025 National Grant Recipients
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION
Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation Funding will support the Rotary Flames House project, the only pediatric facility of its kind in Alberta, which offers specialized care for children with complex, life-limiting conditions. Family caregivers will receive respite services, allowing them to rest and restore their well-being while children receive expert medical care in a comforting, home-like setting. The addition of a nurse practitioner will provide essential support to caregivers following acute care admissions.
Bethany Care Society Funding will support the RESPECT Connect program, which works to give family caregivers what they need: clear, compassionate, and timely information to make confident decisions for their loved one. By transforming how prognosis is shared in long-term care and identifying effective communication strategies, this program reduces uncertainty and fear by fostering understanding and preparedness, empowering caregivers to advocate effectively, plan, and focus on what matters most: the dignity and quality of life of their loved one.
Gaia Community Care and Wellness Society Funding will support the REACH (Respite, Education, Advocacy, Care and Holistic Support) Caregivers program, which is a culturally and linguistically responsive support initiative that empowers family caregivers, especially from Chinese-speaking and immigrant communities, through coordinated, meaningful and compassionate care. Many caregivers experience burnout, isolation, and difficulty navigating healthcare systems, especially when language and cultural barriers exist. By combining respite, education, advocacy, and emotional care, this program aims to restore confidence in caregivers who are navigating the complex health systems.
Fraser Valley Health Care Foundation Funding supports the Holding Space: Empowering Family Caregivers in Mental Health and Aging Support program, which is an initiative designed to uplift, educate, and empower those family caregivers who are supporting someone with psychological health challenges, or age-related conditions, like dementia. This initiative addresses an important gap for spouses, adult children, and aging partners who shoulder the weight of mental health and care at home. By offering practical tools, emotional support, and system navigation tools, the program transforms isolation into connection.
Thompson Seniors Community Resource Council Inc. Funding will support the Respite Case Study program, which works to fill a gap that is currently preventing advocacy for respite care within Manitoba. Despite growing numbers of older adults, Indigenous elders, and newcomer families living with chronic and life-limiting conditions, limited data exists to demonstrate the scope of caregiver needs. This program will invest in evidence that leads to action, ensuring that family caregivers in Manitoba are seen, supported, and have access to the resources they need.
Capital Region Mental Health & Addictions Association, Inc. Funding will support the Caregiver Support and Resource Development program, which will strengthen the mental wellness of families by expanding resources, programs, and peer support so the care recipient and their family caregivers can have a safe space to learn, connect, and heal together. Funding will provide caregivers with the tools required to care for themselves and the mental health of their loved one.
Seniors Resource Centre Association of Newfoundland & Labrador Inc. Funding will support the Empowering Caregivers: A Community-Based Elder Mediation Model for Newfoundland and Labrador program, which works to provide family caregivers the support they need to navigate complex and isolating decisions related to aging. Although elder mediation is proven to resolve disputes constructively, access to this support remains limited, and inconsistent. This program, in partnership with Family Mediation, will address this gap through raising public awareness, building local capacity through training mediators within community partner organizations, and implementing a real-time evaluation model to assess the outcomes of the services.
Caregivers Nova Scotia Association Funding will support the CAN-CARE Project, which works to support family caregivers who experience intimate partner violence while providing care. These caregivers face unique and compounding vulnerabilities that few programs in Canada currently address, and through this program, Caregivers Nova Scotia and its research partners will fill the gap in Canada's caregiving and family violence response system. Funding will allow Caregivers Nova Scotia to create the first national framework that ensures caregivers living in unsafe or abusive relationships are not left to choose between their own safety and their loved one's care.
Hospice Halifax Funding will support the Caregiver Grief and Bereavement Counselling programs, which provide flexible counselling options for family caregivers who cannot attend sessions during regular working hours. This free program supports caregivers who are coping with a loved one's terminal diagnosis or death through one-on-one counselling group sessions, and virtual options, each specifically tailored to caregiver needs across Nova Scotia. With a part-time social worker offering evening and weekend virtual counselling sessions, caregivers can access grief support while managing daily responsibilities.
ALS Canada Funding for ALS Canada will support the one-on-one Therapy Services program for caregivers across Canada. This program invests in the mental health of family caregivers, through trained professionals focusing on the individual needs of those in a caregiving role. The service would provide specialized disease-informed mental health support to caregivers, offering them the space, tools, and professional guidance they need to cope with trauma, grief, and exhaustion.
Body Brave Funding for Body Brave will support its initiative to address the gap in Canada's eating disorder care system by supporting family caregivers who facilitate recovery. Despite being central to healing, caregivers are often excluded from treatment pathways and left without the tools and confidence needed to navigate complex care journeys. This program will give caregivers the knowledge, community and emotional resilience they need to sustain care safely to improve recovery outcomes, reduce burnout, and strengthen the national continuum of eating disorder care.
Inclusion Canada Funding will support the Fueling the Spark of Inclusion: Empowering Family Caregivers Nationwide project, which transforms family caregivers from isolated supporters into empowered leaders of inclusion. Caregivers of people with intellectual disabilities often carry the daily weight of systemic barriers and societal misconceptions. This program removes logistical barriers so caregivers can learn, connect, and lead change in their communities.
McMaster University Funding will support a Social Prescribing program for carer-employees, which provides access to tailored supports and community resources that are unique to those family caregivers who are balancing a role in paid employment and unpaid caregiving. This program pioneers an evidence-based approach to a pressing challenge: the well-being of working caregivers. In partnership with the Canadian Institute for Social Prescribing and the Canadian Red Cross, this project will develop a national model that bridges health, workplace, and community systems.
Melanoma Canada Funding will support the Dedicated Caregiver Support Group, a monthly virtual group created specifically to ensure that family caregivers feel supported as they help their loved ones navigate melanoma. By establishing this project as well as a private online community for caregivers to share and obtain guidance, Melanoma Canada ensures that every caregiver has access to compassionate, professional, and peer-led support.
Ontario Caregiving Organization Funding will support the National Caregiver Collaborative: Mobilizing Research to Address Caregiver Needs program which transforms caregiver research into actionable insights and collective power for systemic change. By uniting the expertise of provincial caregiver organizations, such as Caregivers Alberta and Caregivers Nova Scotia, this program synthesizes and mobilizes evidence to drive better policies, programs, and outcomes for family caregivers nationwide.
Partners for Planning Funding will support the Family Compass: Guiding Care and Connection project, which works to provide hands-on support and community infrastructure that family caregivers of individuals with intellectual and development disabilities urgently need. By offering direct, one-on-one support and strengthening peer-led family networks, this program works to empower caregivers to advocate effectively, plan, and access critical resources.
Young Caregivers Association Funding will support Digitizing a Sustainable Young Caregiver model, a collaboration with Family Caregivers of BC, Caregivers Alberta, and Caregivers of Nova Scotia, which aims to support young caregivers in Canada by using digitization to create a hub for organizations to access resources and train staff/volunteers to support young caregivers. This ensures that no young caregiver is left unseen or unsupported due to geography or funding limitations. This initiative will transform a successful pilot program into a national support network, using digitization to ensure that operations across the country have access on how to start their own young caregiver program; while ensuring it is based on expert knowledge and quality curriculum.
University of Ottawa Heart Institute Funding will support the Empowering Caregiver Partnerships in Cardiovascular Disease Research project, which works to fill a critical gap in cardiovascular research by meaningfully engaging family caregivers. The program includes developing relevant, accessible, and caregiver educational resources on common research methods, including what it means to be a caregiver partner, as well as developing a full-day workshop for caregivers to share their stories, and learn about current research on caregiving. The projects and its activities will follow a community-based participatory research design, so that caregivers can get increased representation in cardiovascular disease research, as well as a newfound sense of knowledge and confidence. This project will allow Canada's cardiovascular research system to become more representative, innovative, and responsive.
Saint Elizabeth Health Care Funding will support the Respite For All: Expanding Employer Supported Respite for Canada's Working Caregivers project, which works to bridge the gap between working caregivers and family caregiving by bringing structured, workplace-based respite and mental health support to employees – particularly in low-income, rural and equity-seeking communities, who are most at risk of burnout. By building on proven partnerships between SE Health and GreenShield, this model would empower caregiver support into wellness programs, transforming workplaces into sources of relief rather than stress.
Palliacco Funding will support the Respite Care and Psychosocial Support for Caregivers of People with Cancer or at the End-of-Life project, which works to give family caregivers of individuals with cancer and those at the end-of-life rest, relief, and peace of mind. Through the program's in-home respite and psychosocial support, caregivers can take a break knowing their loved ones are in compassionate and competent hands.
L'arc En-ciel Regroupement de parents et de personnes handicapées / The Rainbow Association of Parents and People with Disabilities Funding will support the Supportive Parents – United for Better Support program, which provides family caregivers with the connection and confidence they need to sustain care without losing themselves in the process. This program creates a structured, peer-mentoring network that pairs experienced caregivers with those newly navigating the challenges of disability care. Through training, emotional support, and shared lived experience, this program reduces burnout, breaks down isolation and builds resilience among parents whose caregiving journey often spans decades.
Group of Natural Caregivers of Montreal / Regroupement des aidants-naturels de Montréal Funding will support the Regional Roundtable on Caregivers in Montreal: Montreal Model of Collective Impact and National Outreach project, which elevates family caregivers from invisible supporters to visible changemakers in Quebec. This program brings caregivers and community organizations together to work side by side to influence policy, build knowledge and drive public recognition of caring as a collective social responsibility. By strengthening working committees, producing accessible educational tools and hosting a national caregiving forum, this initiative amplifies caregiver voices, foster collaboration across regions and equips communities to replicate a proven model of participatory engagement.
Saskatoon Council on Aging, Inc. Funding will support the Caring Together: Saskatchewan's Provincial Caregiver Strategy program, which works to expand partnerships, strengthen Indigenous collaboration, and improve access to coordinated resources, for family caregivers and care recipients across Saskatchewan to feel supported and acknowledged. This program works to build a sustainable, province-wide foundation of care for family caregivers, that contributes to a more connected caregiving movement in the community.
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2024 National Grant Recipients
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The Oladele Foundation The funding will be used to support the Oladele Foundation Caregivers Support Initiative, which is designed to assist caregivers of cancer patients and survivors, particularly within the African/Black community. This initiative includes four key components: training workshops focusing on mental health, nutritional support for cancer patients, and assessing community resources; group self-care activities and respite care support to allow caregivers a day to rest and recharge; and the development and launch of an African Caregivers Toolkit, providing tailored cancer information and caregiving resources for the Black community.
Alberta Caregivers Association The funding will be used to support a project led by five Canadian caregiver organizations aimed at improving support for caregivers by addressing overlooked needs such as recognition, transportation, and caregiver support lines. Using the IMPACT Lab framework, the project will foster collaboration and innovation to drive systemic change in caregiving. It builds on past work and involves caregivers at every stage, with the goal of creating a stronger caregiving community across Canada.
Wellspring Alberta The funding will be used to support Wellspring Alberta in providing free, accessible support for individuals affected by cancer, including caregivers, through a variety of programs. These programs focus on six key areas: physical activity, education, symptom management, therapeutic arts, financial/workplace strategies, and emotional support. The funding will also help expand specialized programs for caregivers, children, young adults, and diverse communities, encouraging caregivers to participate in all programs to enhance their wellbeing and resilience.
Stigma-Free Society The funding will be used to expand Stigma-Free Society's youth and rural toolkits with enhanced resources for parents, caregivers, and families, focusing on emotional support through webinars and a docuseries. Key components of the initiative include a Caregiver Self-Assessment Tool, an Expert Tips and Advice Manual developed with mental health professionals, and a Webinar Series addressing caregiving issues. The project also includes Caregiver Stories to inspire caregivers, an Expanded Resource Directory for easy access to support services, and a Mental Health Caregiver Docuseries with positive messages.
British Columbia's Children's Hospital Foundation The funding will be used to support the Sibling Support Centre & Services project, which addresses the lack of support for young siblings of children with chronic health conditions and disabilities in BC, Alberta, and Yukon. The project will provide free online peer support groups for siblings aged 8-11, using a Hub and Spoke model to connect community partners with BC Children's Hospital. Five organizations, including BC Children's Hospital and the Family Support Institute of BC, are involved in the initiative. The program will feature monthly online sessions, in-person events, and tailored curricula.
Inclusion New Brunswick Inc The funding will be used to support the Caregivers Connect Project, which aims to assist caregivers across New Brunswick by providing essential services and ensuring their voices are heard. Caregivers will work one-on-one with an Inclusion NB advocate to address their needs and connect to resources. In addition to offering direct support to 200 caregivers, the project will create opportunities for caregivers to build meaningful relationships and engage in peer mentorship.
Caregivers Nova Scotia Association The funding will be used to revise, redesign, and modernize the Caregiver's Handbook, a key resource for unpaid family and friend caregivers in Nova Scotia. This update will include adding new and relevant information, as well as resources specifically for underserved populations such as working caregivers, young caregivers, newcomers, and the LGBTQIA+ community. The handbook will also be rewritten using plain, inclusive language to improve accessibility. By addressing these needs, the funding will help enhance the caregiving experience across Nova Scotia and ensure comprehensive support for a wide range of caregivers.
Inclusion Nova Scotia Society The funding will be used to expand the EmpowerCare project from its pilot in Cape Breton across mainland Nova Scotia. This initiative will support families and caregivers of individuals with disabilities through grassroots, localized approach. With the ongoing transformative changes in the disability support sector in Nova Scotia, the project will provide emotional support, educational workshops, resource navigation, and advocacy. By empowering caregivers with the knowledge and tools they need, EmpowerCare aims to enhance the quality of life for families during this critical time.
The Governing Council Of The University Of Toronto The funding will be used to support a Phase 2b study and Phase 3 consensus meeting as part of ongoing research at the University of Toronto. This initiative aims to address the gaps in knowledge regarding the mental health and well-being of unpaid caregivers in Canada, specifically focusing on racial and ethnic minority groups such as South Asian, Black, and East Asian caregivers. The funding will support semi-structured interviews to gather in-depth qualitative data and convene a consensus meeting with key stakeholders to identify policy recommendations, tools, and interventions to improve caregiver support.
UHN Foundation The funding will be used to develop and implement a Virtual Caregiver Assistant to support caregivers during the hospital-to-home transition. This innovative tool will be a web-based application powered by artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing, providing caregivers with personalized support, information, and resources tailored to their individual needs. The project team will collaborate with digital developers, data analysts, and content experts to ensure the Virtual Caregiver Assistant offers accurate, vetted information from trusted organizations. The goal is to reduce the burden on caregivers by offering immediate, reliable guidance to help them navigate the challenges of caring for their loved ones after a hospital stay.
Western University The funding will be used to pilot McCormick Mobile, a 6-week, multi-faceted program designed to provide personalized, in-home support to caregivers of individuals living with dementia. Developed with input from caregivers and professionals, the program will offer one-on-one visits from social workers, registered practical nurses, personal support workers, and recreation specialists to assess caregivers' needs and provide tailored education. This includes training on communication strategies, medication management, safe personal care, and meaningful recreational activities. Additionally, caregivers will have access to online educational videos and a training workbook to further support their learning.
Lakehead University The funding will support the enhancement and expansion of the "Walking Alongside Indigenous Peoples who are Seriously Ill: Education for Community Caregivers" curriculum. This project will focus on five key components: first, enhancing the curriculum by incorporating new resources based on feedback from Indigenous communities and the Indigenous Guidance Circle; second, developing a "Train the Trainer" workshop, co-designed with the Indigenous Guidance Circle, to equip Indigenous health and social care providers with the skills to use the curriculum effectively; third, creating an accessible, web-based platform to promote the curriculum's resources; fourth, conducting two half-day workshops in Northern and Southern Ontario to train Indigenous health and social care providers; and fifth, disseminating the enhanced curriculum and resources across Indigenous communities, organizations, and partnering agencies.
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation The funding will be used to support and expand the Client and Family-Centred Care (CFCC) initiative in three key areas: enhancing the Family Leadership Program (FLP) by co-creating quality and safety improvements with families, caregivers, and alumni, and expanding family mentorship programs; expanding the Family Resource Centre to offer more virtual family/caregiver workshops, including mental health and wellness interventions in collaboration with CAMH; and improving the Client and Family Relations process by addressing pandemic-related concerns and introducing de-escalation and conflict resolution eLearning modules for staff.
St Michael's Hospital Foundation The funding will be used to develop and implement a social media-based, community-driven wellness promotion program aimed at supporting BIPOC caregivers. It will support three key phases: Phase 1 will focus on engaging BIPOC caregivers and cultural-linguistic chapter coordinators to identify priority caregiving topics, gathering input from at least 30 caregivers, and creating a report to guide the development of a Caregivers' Curriculum. In Phase 2, the funds will be allocated to design and create online resources (infographics, video scripts, etc.) based on the identified topics, which will undergo expert review before being translated, adapted, and posted on a dedicated Caregivers' Hub website and social media channels. Phase 3 will involve monitoring and evaluating the impact of the resources, collecting feedback from caregivers and advisory board members to ensure the curriculum meets their needs.
The Baycrest Centre Foundation The funding will be used to enhance and expand the Canadian Caregiver Assessment and Resources Tool (C-CART) through four key initiatives: 1) Integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) to provide personalized, dynamic support for caregivers, including voice input and AI-driven prompts to improve accessibility and user experience. 2) Developing a comprehensive knowledge mobilization strategy to increase awareness and adoption of C-CART, which includes partnerships, training for healthcare providers, creating informative materials, and conducting outreach through digital platforms and events. 3) Translating C-CART into French to broaden its reach and accessibility to a larger portion of the Canadian population. 4) Collaborating with Egale to create tailored resources for the 2SLGBTQI caregiving community, addressing the unique challenges faced by caregivers in this group. These enhancements will help expand the tool's impact, ensuring it serves a wider audience and supports caregivers across Canada.
The Ontario Caregiver Organization The funding will be used to support the "Caregiving in Rural and Remote Communities" initiative, which aims to address the unique challenges faced by rural and remote caregivers in Ontario. The project will include two full-day in-person forums in Northern and Southwestern Ontario, bringing together 30-40 caregivers from these areas to share their experiences and challenges. The forums will be designed to create a safe space for open dialogue, with local community organizations playing a key role in identifying diverse participants. A summary report will be created, capturing key insights, caregiver needs, and potential solutions, which will be used to advocate for systemic changes, including more local programming, policy adjustments, and financial support.
Parachute Leaders In Injury Prevention The funding will support "The Caregiver's Parachute" project, providing family caregivers with essential resources to manage the challenges of caring for loved ones at risk of falls. The project includes four quarterly online Caregiver Conversation Series for shared learning, an online Caregivers' Guide to Fall Prevention with practical tips on preventing falls, and a six-part Caregivers' Parachute Podcast offering ongoing support. Continuous feedback will be gathered to improve and expand the resources, potentially exploring new formats like online courses or apps based on caregiver input.
Groupe des Aidants du Sud-Ouest The funding will be used to develop online training and informational modules aimed at supporting working family caregivers in Quebec. This project will create around ten psychoeducational video capsules, focusing on topics such as managing guilt, balancing caregiving with work, and understanding caregivers' rights under Quebec's labor standards. The modules will be available on-demand for flexible access.
Fédération Québécoise Des Sociétés Alzheimer/Federation Of Québec Alzheimer Societies The funding will be used to address the significant need in the community for better guidance and resources for caregivers of individuals living with neurocognitive disorders, particularly Alzheimer's disease. The project focuses on two critical stages in the caregiver journey: end-of-life care and the post-caregiving period. The initiative will provide training to Alzheimer's Societies to enhance their expertise in these areas, enabling them to offer better support to caregivers. This will help caregivers and professionals alike, increasing their ability to guide and assist families effectively during these challenging times.
Alliance des communautés culturelles pour l'égalité en santé et services sociaux (ACCÉSSS) The funding will be used to raise awareness, inform, train, support, and equip family caregivers from ethnocultural communities who face multiple barriers, leading to exhaustion, depression, and potentially an inability to continue supporting their loved ones. The project will focus on sensitizing these communities to the crucial role caregivers play, as well as the challenges they encounter.
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2023 National Grant Recipients
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Wellspring Alberta Wellspring Alberta provides evidence-based programs and support services tailored to individuals and families affected by cancer. Our funding will support programs offered free of charge and accessible in person, over the phone, and online. These programs serve as invaluable resources throughout an individual’s cancer journey, and they address specific needs of caregivers, young adults, children within cancer-affected families, and diverse communities, including Indigenous peoples. This inclusive approach welcomes all caregivers to participate in programs, irrespective of formal registration.
Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories With our support, the Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories will continue to expand its offerings of programs that support caregivers in their caregiving journey. They offer this support at no cost to caregivers and include in-person and online services to help remove some of the barriers to accessing support. The programs include First Link, Seeds of Hope, Minds in Motion, caregiver support groups, one-on-one support, and ASANT Café and Dementia Talk. These programs each provide information, education, navigational support and a space for caregivers to come together to learn and support one another.
Family Caregiver Society of British Columbia (FCBC) We are proud to support a program by FCBC that aims to make family and friend caregivers independent clients within the healthcare system. It focuses on providing support related to each caregiver's social determinants of health. This innovative program in Canada has successfully made referrals for emotional and practical support and education through FCBC's programs. The program has seen an increase in referrals from various health settings and providers across the province. Moving forward, the program aims to transform its groundwork into a refined and easy-to-adopt model, embracing the Social Prescribing approach to assess caregivers' needs holistically, including housing, nutrition, and exercise.
Kids Brain Health Foundation Kid’s Brain Health Network and a team of experts co-designed and evaluated an Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT) group intervention for family caregivers of people with Neurodevelopmental Disabilities. ACT is a mindfulness-based psychological intervention which aims to increase psychological flexibility. With funding from the Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation, ACT will provide indigenous, black, South, Asian and Chinese caregivers with culturally relevant tools to effectively manage difficult thoughts and emotions associated with caregiving and advocacy.
Japanese Community Volunteers Association With our support, Japanese Community Volunteers Association will provide support to family caregivers within the Japanese Canadian community. The services offered include caregiver support groups, research and the development of new programs and support mechanisms based on research findings. The goal is to cater to the specific needs of caregivers while also providing guidance for other ethnic communities facing similar challenges.
Inclusion New Brunswick inc. Individuals who have an intellectual and development disability and their families are open isolated and vulnerable. We are proud to continue working with Inclusion New Brunswick to provide greater consultative support and training for caregivers who want to help empower a person with a disability to live a full and valued life in the community of their choice.
Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada We are pleased to support the provision of meal delivery services to individuals who are unable to prepare or access nutritious means on their own. By delivering meals to their loved ones, caregivers can have peace of mind knowing that their family members are receiving proper nutrition and at least one healthy meal every day.
Hospice Toronto With our funding, Hospice Toronto will be in incorporating an equity lens to caregiving through the Creating Caring Community program. The program focuses on diversity and community engagement, seeking to provide inclusive care practices. The online toolkit includes various components such as program design and planning, cultural competency and understanding, language accessibility, volunteer engagement and training, and evaluation and improvement.
The Ontario Caregiver Organization Ontario Caregiver Organization seeks to improve the lives of caregivers by providing information, services, and support. With funding from the Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation, the Multi-Cultural Caregiver Resource Project would adapt and translate the I Am A Caregiver Toolkit into 10 new languages and collaborate with partner organizations to develop tailored promotion and distribution plans for each community.
UHN Foundation We are proud to support the development of Caregiver Training Platorm to support and provide training for family caregivers transitioning from the hospital to the home seeing. This web-based tool will offer healthcare tools and best practices in caregiving in a plain-language format. It will also include digital health literacy education clinics in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin. The platorm will be co-designed with caregivers and clinicians, ensuring its accessibility and usability.
Young Caregivers Association The Young Caregivers Association is a leader in service, awareness and empowerment for young caregivers in southwestern Ontario. Our funding is helping them develop and expand services for young caregivers in both new and existing provinces. The goal is to ensure that all provinces can provide caregiver services to youth and families.
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Foundation With our support, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre will be expanding its successful navigation model to other regions in Ontario through two new projects: the Sudbury-Manitoulin Implementation Project and the GTA Equity-Deserving Communities Project. The Sudbury-Manitoulin project aims to provide beter access and transition through Mental Health and Addiction (MHA) services for rural, indigenous, francophone, and low-income individuals, while the GTA project focuses on engaging and supporting underserved communities in the region. These initiatives will help Family Navigation Project demonstrate the effectiveness of its model throughout the province and ensure equitable access to vital MHA care.
Canadian Medic-Alert Foundation Dementia is one of the top 10 leading causes of death in the world. In Canada, the dementia population is expected to double to nearly one million Canadians by 2030 and is among the fastest growing disease populations in the country. With funding from the Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation, Medic-Alert will be developing and evaluating an early alert system - a technology wandering prevention notification system for care partners and all those with the client's circle of care.
Saint Elizabeth Health Care Saint Elizabeth is providing support and respite to family caregivers and their elderly loved ones. They combine a Respite Care Co-op and Digital Online Supports to create a sense of community and mutual support. With our funding, Caregivers can easily post requests for respite on the pla torm, and a CareShare facilitator assists in matching them with available helpers. Additionally, caregivers can access support groups and resources on the platorm and earn rewards for participating in the program.
Fondation Emergence Inc With our funding, Fondation Emergence will be improving the interventions and services by promoting understanding the realities of LGBTQ+ caregivers. The project will be adapted for national deployment in Canada including expanding training for professionals in the Health and Social Services Network and community organizations. The focus will be on francophone communities outside Quebec, and a version in English will also be available for caregivers in Canada.
Saskatoon Council on Aging We are pleased to continue our support for SCOA in expanding the caregiver support center, providing practical supports and easy access to information, offering virtual and in-person presentations, hosting events for caregivers to connect, providing counseling sessions, matching volunteers with caregivers, and forming a provincial support network.
SickKids Foundation With our funding, SickKids Foundation is continuing to provide education and virtual support to caregivers transitioning from hospital to home with a child who has high medical needs. Connect Care allows family caregivers setle back home through an on-demand virtual pla torm connects caregivers with a SickKids complex care nurse who is on hand to answer urgent questions 24/7.
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2022 National Grant Recipients
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ABThe Children’s Link SocietyIn response to the increased demand from families caring for a loved one with a disability, Children’s Link is developing the LINKed platform. We are pleased to provide the funding that will help them transform their website into a highly functional user platform with greater access to resources and tools, and extend their reach across Alberta.
BCFamily Caregivers of BCWe are proud to support the creation of a new learning management system that will help Family Caregivers of BC broaden their reach and participation of family caregivers living in more remote areas of the province.
NBInclusion NB Individuals who have an intellectual and developmental disability and their families are often isolated and vulnerable. We are proud work with Inclusion NB to provide greater consultative support and training for caregivers who want to help empower a person with a disability to live a full and valued life in the community of their choice.
NLSeniors Resource Centre Association of Newfoundland & Labrador Inc.We are pleased to support the development and distribution of videos and other information materials that will help support the journey of family caregivers in Newfoundland and Labrador.
CanadaInstitute for Advancements in Mental HealthWe are excited to help fund a multi-province research initiative that will map all available resources for caregivers of people with mental illnesses, and help caregivers overcome one of their most enduring obstacles - navigating the mental health system in Canada and accessing help.
CanadaFamilies for Addiction RecoveryFamilies for Addiction Recovery provides support to parents whose children are struggling with addiction through a free phone support line and one-on-one sessions with trained parent supporters. Through this funding, we will be able to help them meet and expand their support for family caregivers dealing with the unique challenges and stigmas of addiction.
ONSickKids Foundation Through this funding, we look forward to helping SickKids Foundation grow the number of family caregivers with direct access to Connected Care - a training and virtual support program for caregivers who are transitioning from hospital to home with a child who has high medical needs.
ONThe Princess Margaret Through a new e-health intervention called iCALM for Family Caregivers (iCALM-FC), The Princess Margaret wants to reduce distress and promote the psychological well-being of family caregivers of advanced and metastatic cancer patients. Our funding of this project will help The Princess Margaret conduct research and make recommendations to rollout the service nationally.
ONThe Baycrest Foundation With our support, the Baycrest Foundation is working to develop a Canadian caregiver assessment tool that will help those thrust unexpectedly into the role of caregiver understand their own needs, strengths and limitations. The tool will help healthcare providers recognize the value of caregivers, identify their needs and increase collaboration and coordination of caregiver services.
ONYoung Caregivers AssociationWe are proud to provide the funding needed to establish Young Caregiver programs and services at the local/regional level within 2 additional provinces, in order to assess and create an effective plan to eventually roll out in every province.
ONBrain Injury Ontario With our support, Brain Injury Ontario will provide free training for caregivers through the development of 5 self-guided learning courses. The educational modules will help caregivers expand their knowledge and provide coping strategies that will help them personally, in turn enhancing the lives of the individuals they support.
ONAutism Society Ontario Through our funding of the CARES program, caregivers of autistic children across Ontario will have access to a facilitator-led support group that will help parents foster a healthy and resilient mindset and skills for self-care. The support group will bring families together, allowing parents to connect through shared experiences and form a supportive social circle.
SKSaskatoon Council on Aging Once again we are pleased to support the work of the Caregiver Information and Support Centre in Saskatoon. With this grant we will fund the expansion of mental and physical well-being services for family caregivers across Saskatchewan, and facilitate dialogue with other provincial caregiver centers toward the goal of building a national support network.
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2021 National Grant Recipients
REGIONORGANIZATIONDESCRIPTION
CanadaAbility Online Support NetworkOur funding helped Ability Online expand their online platform to give the parents and family caregivers of youth with disabilities more ways to share, learn, and engage with each other.
ONBaycrest Foundation Through a monthly series of educational guides and webinars, Baycrest helps family caregivers navigate the complex health care system, provide education and support to help meet their needs and challenges.
SKBridgepoint Center for Eating Disorder RecoveryBridgepoint offers two-day workshops for family caregivers of those with eating disorders and disordered eating. Our support helped Bridgepoint continue to offer these in-person workshops and expand their reach by creating an online version of the course.
CanadaCanadian Virtual HospiceThis project helped Canadian Virtual Hospice expand their library of videos and other instructional material to cover a wider range of caregiving tasks, providing family caregivers with the guidance they need to deliver safe care at home.
ABCaregivers AlbertaWith our funding, Caregivers Alberta created an online course based on their award-winning in-person program, COMPASS for Caregivers. This course provides caregivers with the skills and strategies they need to take care of themselves and improve their ability to take care of loved ones.
CanadaFamily Caregivers of British ColumbiaThe National Caregiver Impact Project, in partnership with the CareMakers Foundation, brings together expertise from across Canada to make progress on accelerating caregiver friendly health care.
QCLa Fiducie du patrimione culturel des AugustinesWith our support, Le Monastère des Augustines is able to provide more respite stays promoting caregiver health, rest and renewal. The respite packages include specialized workshops that will enhance the ability of the caregiver to take care of themselves and their loved ones.
QCMcGill UniversityThe Royal Institution for the Advancement of Learning at McGill University has a wide range of expertise and resources to help those caring for loved ones with dementia. Our funding helped McGill make those resources available to caregivers from coast to coast.
ONMcMaster University and Carers CanadaThrough our funding of a research project, McMaster and Carers Canada are creating a better understanding of the experiences of working caregivers and employers and gaining insights into challenges and possible solutions.
SKSaskatoon Council on AgingWe’re pleased to have helped the SCOA improve access to a broad range of practical supports & information caregivers need through website updates, online presentations and chat groups, and telephone support.
ON & BCYee Hong Center For Geriatric CareWith our support, Yee Hong launched The CARE for Caregivers Project, which is helping them assist the Gaia Community and Wellness Society to develop quality, culturally and linguistically appropriate services for family caregivers of Chinese older adults (and other ethnic groups) in Vancouver.
ONYoung Caregivers AssociationThe Young Caregivers Association is a leader in service, awareness and empowerment for young caregivers in southwestern Ontario. Our funding is helping them digitize core programs and training modules to make them accessible across Canada.
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2020 National Grant Recipients
REGIONORGANIZATIONDESCRIPTION
BCAssociation of Neighbourhood Houses BC Mount Pleasant Neighbourhood House focuses on supporting, enabling caregivers through support circles, resource referral, and care management. 
ONBaycrest FoundationTogether with Baycrest, we created 3 online modules to support family caregivers. Discover how demanding caregiving can really be. 
Canada Canadian Home Care AssociationWith our support, the Canadian Home Care Association expanded its reach to increase awareness and recognition of family caregivers across Canada. 
ONCircle of CareWith our funding, Circle of Care created the Caregivers Club, to support and recognize caregivers when they need it most.
ONCommunity Care City of Kawartha LakesOur funding enabled Community Care CKL to provide caregiver respite via transportation services for their loved ones. This contributed towards the sustainability of Community Care’s Specialized Transportation fleet of vehicles.
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LOCAL GRANTS

The local grant program provides financial assistance to community-based organizations across the country who are supporting caregivers directly. In 2025, we funded 138 local grants in 9 provinces.

2025 Local Grant Recipients
REGION ORGANIZATION
AB Independent Living Resource Centre of Calgary
AB ElderCare Edmonton Society for Adult Day Programs
AB Kids with Cancer Society of Northern Alberta
AB Calgary Meals on Wheels
AB Kids Cancer Care Foundation of Alberta
AB Wild Rose Community Connections
AB YWCA Edmonton
AB Vecova Centre for Disability Services and Research
AB Helping Hands Support Sphere
AB Palliative Care Society of the Bow Valley
AB ALS Society of Alberta
AB Edmonton Down Syndrome Society
AB Canadian Mental Health Association-Calgary Region
AB Ronald McDonald House Charities Alberta
AB Drive Happiness Seniors Association
AB Chrysalis Charitable Foundation
AB Families of Alberta for Conductive Education (F A C E)
AB Bridge to Oasis (BTO) Foundation
AB Calgary Cerebral Palsy Association
AB Calgary Seniors Resource Society
AB Schizophrenia Society of Alberta
AB Age Friendly Cold Lake Society
AB Alberta Cancer Foundation
AB Wood Buffalo Food Bank Association
AB Autism Society of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo
AB The Association for The Rehabilitation of The Brain Injured
AB Alberta Caregivers Association
BC Power to be Adventure Therapy Society
BC Crossroads Hospice Society
BC Canadian Mental Health Association Vernon and District Branch
BC Pacific Community Resources Society
BC Nanaimo & District Hospital Foundation
BC Inclusion BC Society
BC Richmond Cares, Richmond Gives Society
BC Autism Okanagan Association
BC Garden of Compassion Society
BC What If Foundation
BC Arbutus Shaughnessy Kerrisdale Friendship Society for Senior
BC Canadian Mental Health Association Kelowna Branch
BC Okanagan-Similkameen Neurological Society
BC Mayne Island Assisted Living Society
BC Kindale Developmental Association
BC Comox Valley Hospice Society
BC Canuck Place Children's hospital
BC Terrace Regional Hospice Network
BC Parkinson Wellness Projects
BC Central Okanagan Hospice Association
BC Association of Neighbourhood Houses of British Columbia
BC Cassie and friends: A Society for Children with Juvenile Arthritis and Other Rheumatic Diseases
BC Saanich Volunteer Services Society
BC Family Caregivers Society of British Columbia
MB Norwest CO-OP Community Health Centre, INC.
MB Pediatric Oncology Family Centre of Manitoba Inc.
MB Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Support Group
MB Canadian Mental Health Association, Manitoba and Winnipeg Inc.
MB Alzheimer Society of Manitoba Inc.
MB Children's Rehabilitation Foundation Inc.
MB Innovative Life Options Inc.
MB Kidney Foundation of Canada- Manitoba Branch
NB Hospice of Sussex, Inc.
NB Ability New Brunswick Inc./Capacité Nouveau-Brunswick Inc
NB The Greater Moncton YMCA
NB Hospice Miramichi Inc.
NL Société de Saint-Vincent de Paul-Conseil national du Canada Society of Saint-Vincent de Paul-National Council of Canada
NL The Burin Peninsula Health Care Foundation Inc.
NL Newfoundland and Labrador Palliative Care Association Inc.
NL Eating Disorder Foundation of NL Inc.
NL The Kidney Foundation of Canada/ La Foundation Canadienne Du Rein
NS Hope For Mental Health Society
NS Volunteer Resource Centre
NS Ronald McDonald House Charities
NS Meals on Wheels Volunteer Service
NS PAC Autism Nova Scotia
NS Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada - Nova Scotia Branch Les infirmières de l'Ordre de Victoria du Canada - Succursale Nouvelle-Écosse
NS Acadia University
ON Childcan the Childhood Cancer Research Association
ON The Cedarbrook Society
ON Children's Treatment Centre Foundation of Chatham-Kent
ON Pine River Foundation
ON Stevens Johnson Syndrome Canada Outreach
ON Geneva Centre for Autism foundation
ON North Simcoe Muskoka Hospice Palliative Care Network
ON Sloanes House Pediatric Recreation and respite care Inc.
ON Canadian Mental Health Association, York Region Branch
ON Sinai Health foundation
ON Crieff Hills Community
ON Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care
ON Hospice Niagara
ON March of Dimes Canada
ON Hospice of Mississauga Inc.
ON Carefor Health & Community Services
ON Aboutface Craniofacial Family Society
ON Hospice Peterborough
ON Wellspring Cancer Support Foundation/ Foundation Wellspring Pour Les Personnes Atteintes De Cancer
ON Alzheimer Society Southwest Partners
ON Empower Simcoe Foundation
ON Ronald McDonald House Charities Toronto
ON Hospice Vaughan
ON Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation
ON Down Syndrome Association of Peterborough
ON St. Josephs Lifecare Foundation, Brantford
ON Better living Charitable Foundation
ON Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation
ON Circle of Home Care Services
ON Alzheimer Society of Toronto
ON Community Living-Central Huron
ON Alzheimer Society Foundation of Brant, Haldimand Norfolk, Hamilton Halton
ON One Care Home and Community Support Services
ON Centre For Developing Relationships for Exceptional Adults in Markham Inc.
ON Community Family Services of Ontario
ON Georgian Bay Cancer Support Centre
ON ErinoakKids Centre for Treatment and Development
ON SickKids Foundation
ON Guelph/Wellington Seniors Association
ON Brain Injury Association of Peel & Halton
ON United Way Halton & Hamilton
ON Community Care Foundation (Kawartha Lakes)
ON Oakville Meals On Wheels
QC Le Phare, Enfants et Familles - The Lighthouse, Children and Families
QC Fondation Soyez Bien / Tzum Gezunt Foundation
QC Refuah V'Chesed
QC Groupe des Aidants du Sud-Ouest
QC Fondation de la Société de soins palliatifs à domicile / Palliative Home-Care Society Foundation
QC Foundation Emergo
QC Laura Lémerveil
QC Parents et amis du bien-etre mental du Sud-Ouest de Montréal
QC Répit aînés Montérégie / Seniors Respite Montérégie
QC Cercle Amical Du Quebec / Friendship Circle Of Quebec
QC Association des personnes proches aidantes Drummond
QC Association des traumatisés cranio-cérébraux de la Montérégie
QC Centre de répit dépannage aux Quatre Poches Inc
QC Corporation L'Espoir
QC La Maison soutien aux Aidants
QC Espace Proche Aidance
QC Alzheimer Society of Montreal / Société Alzheimer de Montréal
QC Les Parents-partenaires Inc.
QC Regroupement Des Aidants Naturels Du Comté De L'assomption
QC Association des Personnes Aidantes de la Vallée-de-la-Bastiscan
QC Les enfants GIOIA
QC Acte d'Amour !
QC L'accompagnateur - La référence pour personnes handicapées
QC Centre L'eEan
SK Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan Inc.
SK The Lung Association of Saskatchewan Inc.
SK Lloydminster & Area Brain Injury Society Inc
SK Heartland Hospice Moose Jaw Inc.
SK St. Mary's Villa Foundation Inc.
SK North Central Family Centre Inc.
SK Saskatchewan Abilities Council Inc.
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2024 Local Grant Recipients
REGION ORGANIZATION
AB Calgary Seniors' Resource Society
AB Unison Society
AB Step By Step Early Intervention Society
AB Wings of Providence Society
AB Calgary Cerebral Palsy Association
AB Alberta Adaptabilities Association
AB Support Services Wood Buffalo
AB Helping Hands Society Of Cochrane & Area
AB Hospice Calgary Society
AB ALS Society of Alberta
AB The Association For The Rehabilitation of The Brain Injured
AB Calgary Meals on Wheels
AB Vecova Centre For Disability Services and Research
AB Spina Bifida And Hydrocephalus Association of Northern Alberta
AB Calgary Quest Children's Society
AB Pilgrims Hospice Society
AB The Prep Society For Individuals With Down Syndrome
AB Spirit Horse Centre Incorporated
AB Independent Living Resource Centre of Calgary
AB The Grande Prairie And Area Council on Aging
AB Kids Up Front Foundation (Calgary)
AB Epilepsy Association of Calgary
AB The Calgary Between Friends Club-Fun And Fellowship for Disabled Youth
AB Autism Society Of The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo
AB Kids With Cancer Society of Northern Alberta
AB Stettler & District Handibus Society
AB Wood Buffalo Safe/Healthy Community Network
BC Pacific Community Resources Society
BC Treehouse Advocacy Centre Society Vancouver
BC Cassie and Friends: A Society For Children With Juvenile Arthritis and Other Rheumatic Diseases
BC Inclusion Langley Society
BC Wildsight
BC RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE BC & YUKON Owned And Operated by the Children's Family House Society of BC
BC Association of Neighbourhood Houses Of British Columbia
BC Parkinson Wellness Projects
BC Canadian Mental Health Association, Vancouver-Fraser Branch
BC Wilms Cancer Foundation
BC The Bridge Youth & Family Services Society
BC Plan Institute For Citizenship and Disability
BC Autism Okanagan Association
BC Nanaimo & District Hospital Foundation
BC Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows Community Services
BC Dragonfly Pond Family Society
BC The Kelowna & District Society For People In Motion
BC Victoria Brain Injury Society
BC Ridge Meadows Seniors Society
BC Comox Valley Family Services Association
BC Immigrant Link Centre Society
BC Arrowsmith Health Care Foundation Society
BC West Coast Kids Cancer Foundation
BC Brella Community Services Society
MB South West District Palliative Care, Inc.
MB Alzheimer Society of Manitoba Inc.
MB Seven Oaks General Hospital
MB Children's Rehabilitation Foundation Inc.
MB Manitoba Islamic Association Inc.
MB Pediatric Oncology Family Centre Of Manitoba Inc.
NB S.P.C.A. (Moncton) Inc.
NB The Greater Moncton YMCA
NB The Fredericton YMCA Inc.
NL Autism Society of Newfoundland and Labrador Inc.
NL Seniors Resource Centre Association of Newfoundland & Labrador Inc.
NL Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Newfoundland Inc.
NL Kidney Foundation of Canada - Atlantic Branch
NL Société De Saint-Vincent De Paul-Conseil National Du Canada Society Of Saint-Vincent De Paul-National Council of Canada
NL Eating Disorder Foundation of NL Inc.
NL Killick Hospice Care Inc.
NS Victorian Order Of Nurses For Canada - Les Infirmières De L'ordre De Victoria Du Canada
NS Victorian Order Of Nurses For Canada - Nova Scotia Branch Les Infirmières De l'Ordre De Victoria Du Canada - Succursale Nouvelle-Écosse
NS Souls Harbour Rescue Mission
NS Northwood Homecare Incorporated
NS Volunteer Resource Centre (Sydney)
NS Pac Autism Nova Scotia Society
NS Hope For Mental Health Society Nova Scotia
NS Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Halifax
ON Living Water Counselling Centre
ON Big Brothers Big Sisters Ottawa
ON The Canadian Abilities Foundation
ON Rural Ottawa South Support Services/ Services De Soutien Pour Le Secteur Rural Sud d'Ottawa
ON Hope Air
ON Community Care Durham
ON St. Joseph's Lifecare Foundation, Brantford
ON Georgian Bay Cancer Support Centre
ON Peterborough Child and Family Centres
ON St. Joseph's Villa Foundation, Dundas
ON Childhood Cancer Canada Foundation / Fondation Canadienne Du Cancer Chez L'enfant
ON Sickkids Foundation
ON Neighbourlink North York
ON Community Family Services of Ontario
ON Shine Through The Rain Foundation
ON The Olde Forge Community Resource Centre
ON Etobicoke Services for Seniors
ON Alzheimer Society of Durham Region
ON Autism Services Incorporated of Windsor And Essex County
ON Camp Quality Canada
ON University Hospitals Kingston Foundation
ON Hospice Vaughan
ON Young Caregivers Association
ON Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation/Fondation Du Cancer De La Region D'ottawa
ON Ronald Mcdonald House Charities Toronto
ON United Way Halton & Hamilton
ON The Kensington Health Foundation
ON Candlelighters Simcoe-Parents Of Children With Cancer
ON Alzheimer Society of York Region
ON Hospice Northwest
ON The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation
ON Nipissing Regional Community Residential Hospice/Hospice Residentielle Communautaire De La Region Du Nipissing
ON Canadian Mental Health Association, York Region Branch
ON Crieff Hills Community
ON Erinoakkids Centre For Treatment and Development
ON Hospice Toronto
ON The Hospice Georgian Triangle Foundation
ON Childcan The Childhood Cancer Research Association
ON Autism Home Base Durham Inc.
ON The Kidney Foundation of Canada / La Fondation Canadienne Du Rein
QC Équitation Thérapeutique Harmony
QC Refuah V'chesed
QC Cercle Amical Du Quebec / Friendship Circle of Quebec
QC Maison La Cinquième Saison
QC Proches Aidants De La MRC De Maskinongé
QC Centre Communautaire L'Eclaircie
QC Le Phare, Enfants et Familles - The Lighthouse, Children and Families
QC Le Temps D'une Pause, Répit Et Soutien Aux Proches Aidants D'ainés Avec Troubles Neurocognitifs
QC Alzheimer Society of Montreal / Société Alzheimer De Montréal
QC La Maison Des Collines
QC Fondation L'Accompagnateur
QC Giant Steps Foundation-Montreal La Fondation a Pas De Géant-Montréal
QC Répit Le Zéphyr
QC L'association Des Tcc Des Deux Rives (Quebec-Chaudiere-Appalaches)
QC Laura Lémerveil
QC Fondation Emergo
QC Regroupement Des Aidants Naturels Du Comté De L'assomption
QC Les Amis De La Santé Mentale (Banlieue Ouest)
SK Saskatoon Council on Aging, Inc
SK The Aim Program
SK Bridgepoint Center Inc.
SK Heritage Community Association Inc.
SK Lloydminster & Area Brain Injury Society Inc
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2023 Local Grant Recipients
REGION ORGANIZATION
AB ALS SOCIETY OF ALBERTA
AB CALGARY SENIORS' RESOURCE SOCIETY
AB KIDS CANCER CARE FOUNDATION OF ALBERTA
AB OKOTOKS PUBLIC LIBRARY
AB THE BRENDA STRAFFORD FOUNDATION LTD.
AB PARKINSON ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA
AB THE CHILDREN'S LINK SOCIETY (RESOURCE INFORMATION)
AB STEP BY STEP EARLY INTERVENTION SOCIETY
AB VECOVA CENTRE FOR DISABILITY SERVICES AND RESEARCH
AB RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES ALBERTA
AB THE PREP SOCIETY FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DOWN SYNDROME
AB KIDS WITH CANCER SOCIETY OF NORTHERN ALBERTA
AB EDMONTON MEALS ON WHEELS
AB WINGS OF HOPE FOR AFRICA FOUNDATION
AB AUTISM SOCIETY OF THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF WOOD BUFFALO
AB THE OLADELE FOUNDATION
BC TREEHOUSE ADVOCACY CENTRE SOCIETY VANCOUVER
BC CENTRAL OKANAGAN HOSPICE ASSOCIATION
BC CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION, VANCOUVER-FRASER BRANCH
BC CASSIE AND FRIENDS: A SOCIETY FOR CHILDREN WITH JUVENILE ARTHRITIS AND OTHER RHEUMATIC DISEASES
BC STIGMA-FREE SOCIETY
BC ASSOCIATION OF NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSES OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
BC POWER TO BE ADVENTURE THERAPY SOCIETY
BC CEREBRAL PALSY ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
BC BURNABY NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSE SOCIETY
BC ABBOTSFORD HOSPICE SOCIETY
BC KIDS UP FRONT FOUNDATION (VANCOUVER)
BC FRASER VALLEY HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION
BC THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
BC REACH CHILD AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY
BC BRAINTRUST CANADA ASSOCIATION
BC RIDGE MEADOWS SENIORS SOCIETY
BC VICTORIA HOSPITALS FOUNDATION
BC SENIORS OUTREACH SERVICES SOCIETY
BC FORT ST. JOHN, ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY LIVING
BC NELSON & DISTRICT HOSPICE SOCIETY
BC PLAN INSTITUTE FOR CITIZENSHIP AND DISABILITY
MB SEVEN OAKS GENERAL HOSPITAL
MB NOR'WEST CO-OP COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE, INC.
MB KIDTHINK CHILDREN'S MENTAL HEALTH CENTRE INC.
MB CHILDREN'S REHABILITATION FOUNDATION INC.
NB THE GREATER MONCTON YMCA
NB THE FREDERICTON YMCA INC.
NB BIG BROTHERS-BIG SISTERS OF SAINT JOHN INC.
NB ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF NEW BRUNSWICK INC./SOCIETE ALZHEIMER DE NOUVEAU BRUNSWICK INC.
NL KILLICK HOSPICE CARE INC.
NL NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR PALLIATIVE CARE ASSOCIATION INC.
NL THE KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA / LA FONDATION CANADIENNE DU REIN
NL AUTISM SOCIETY OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC.
NS CAMP TRIUMPH FOR CHILDREN AFFECTED BY CHRONIC ILLNESS
NS VOLUNTEER RESOURCE CENTRE (SYDNEY)
NS NOVA SCOTIA HOSPICE/PALLIATIVE CARE ASSOCIATION
NS MOUNT SAINT VINCENT UNIVERSITY
ON FLAMBOROUGH INFORMATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
ON ST. JOSEPH'S LIFECARE FOUNDATION, BRANTFORD
ON GRACE ANGLICAN CHURCH
ON THE BELLEVILLE GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION INCORPORATED
ON CENTRAL WEST SPECIALIZED DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES
ON SPINAL CORD INJURY ONTARIO
ON THE ARTHRITIS SOCIETY-LA SOCIETE D'ARTHRITE
ON HOPE HOUSE COMMUNITY HOSPICE
ON THE CANADIAN ABILITIES FOUNDATION
ON HOLLAND BLOORVIEW KIDS REHABILITATION HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
ON DEAFBLIND ONTARIO FOUNDATION
ON ROGER NEILSON HOUSE FOR PALLIATIVE CARE/LA MAISON DE SOINS PALLIATIFS ROGER NEILSON
ON SIKHS SERVING CANADA ASSOCIATION
ON THE PERTH AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
ON EMPOWER SIMCOE FOUNDATION
ON GENEVA CENTRE FOR AUTISM FOUNDATION
ON THE OLDE FORGE COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTRE
ON PANCREATIC CANCER CANADA FOUNDATION
ON GILDA'S CLUB GREATER TORONTO
ON CIRCLE OF HOME CARE SERVICES (TORONTO)
ON HAMILTON HEALTH SCIENCES FOUNDATION
ON THE HEART OF HASTINGS HOSPICE
ON CHILDCAN THE CHILDHOOD CANCER RESEARCH ASSOCIATION
ON NATIONAL CAPITAL CHILDREN'S ONCOLOGY CARE INC./SOINS ONCOL POUR LES ENFANTS DE LA CAPITALE NATIONALE INC.
ON CHILDREN'S TREATMENT CENTRE FOUNDATION OF CHATHAM-KENT
ON CAREFOR HEALTH & COMMUNITY SERVICES
ON KIDS UP FRONT FOUNDATION (TORONTO)
ON PHILIP AZIZ CENTRE FOR HOSPICE CARE
ON STEER FRIENDS
ON THE CEDARBROOK SOCIETY
ON ABILITIES CENTRE
ON THE DOROTHY LEY HOSPICE
ON HOSPICE CARE OTTAWA / LA MAISON DE SOINS PALLIATIFS D'OTTAWA
ON HOSPICE WELLINGTON
ON MEALS ON WHEELS LONDON
ON ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF DURHAM REGION
ON ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF PETERBOROUGH, KAWARTHA LAKES, NORTHUMBERLAND AND HALIBURTON
ON WINDSOR CANCER CENTRE FOUNDATION
QC REGROUPEMENT DES PROCHES AIDANTS DE BELLECHASSE
QC MAISON DE LA FAMILLE DES MASKOUTAINS
QC PROCHES AIDANTS DES CHENAUX
QC LES AMIS DE LA SANTÉ MENTALE (BANLIEUE OUEST)
QC FONDATION L'ACCOMPAGNATEUR
QC LES AINES ET LES AINEES DE JONQUIERE INC.
QC LES AIDANTS NATURELS DU HAUT ST-LAURENT (ANHSL)/THE NATURAL CAREGIVERS OF THE HAUT ST-LAURENT (NCHSL)
QC ASSOCIATION DES PERSONNES AIDANTES DE LA VALLEE-DE-LA-BASTISCAN
QC PARRAINAGE CIVIQUE DU HAUT-RICHELIEU
QC L'ÉTOILE DE PACHO - RESEAU D'ENTRAIDE POUR PARENT D'ENFANT HANDICAPE
QC ASSOCIATION DES PROCHES AIDANTS DE LA CAPITALE-NATIONALE
QC FONDATION BALUCHON ALZHEIMER
Québec ÉQUITATION THÉRAPEUTIQUE HARMONY
Québec LAURA LEMERVEIL
Québec LE HAMEAU DES CULTURES
Québec LIEN-PARTAGE INC.
SK BRIDGEPOINT CENTER INC.
SK HERITAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION INC.
SK ALS SOCIETY OF SASKATCHEWAN INC.
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2022 Local Grant Recipients
REGION ORGANIZATION
AB ALS Society of Alberta
AB Autism Society of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo
AB Dr. Margaret Savage Crisis Centre Society
AB ECSSEN Career School
AB Inclusion Lethbridge Association
AB Independent Living Resource Centre of Calgary
AB Pilgrims Hospice Society
AB Ronald McDonald House Charities Alberta
AB The Calgary Between Friends Club-Fun and Fellowship for Disabled Youth
AB Your Health Foundation
BC Abbotsford Association for Healthy Aging
BC Abbotsford Hospice Society
BC Jewish Family Services Agency of Vancouver
BC John Rudy Health Resource Centre Association
BC Lake Country Health Society
BC Lower Mainland Down Syndrome Society
BC Powell River Hospice Society
BC Quadra Circle Community Connections Society
BC Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon owned and operated by The Children’s Family House Society of BC
MB Manitoba Possible Services Inc.
MB Special Olympics Manitoba Inc.
NB Alzheimer Society of New Brunswick / Société alzheimer de Nouveau Brunswick Inc.
NS Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Halifax
NS Camp Triumph for Children Affected by Chronic Illness
NS Ronald McDonald House Charities Atlantic
NS Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada - Nova Scotia Branch / Les infirmières de l’ordre de Victoria du Canada - succursale Nouvelle-Écosse
ON Able2: Support For People With Disabilities
ON Autism Home Base Durham Inc.
ON Beth Donovan Hospice
ON Bruce Peninsula Hospice Inc.
ON Cancer Assistance Program City Of Hamilton & District
ON Childcan The Childhood Cancer Research Association
ON Children’s Aid Foundation Of Canada
ON Children’s Treatment Centre Foundation Of Chatham-Kent
ON Community Support Services Of Niagara Region
ON Georgian Bay Cancer Support Centre
ON Hamilton Health Sciences Foundation
ON Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital
ON Hospice Toronto
ON Hospice Vaughan
ON Lansdowne Children’S Centre Foundation
ON Nanny Angel Network Inc.
ON Ontario Lung Association
ON Ontario Prader-Willi Syndrome Association
ON Sinai Health Foundation
ON The Arthritis Society / La société d’arthrite
ON The Dorothy Ley Hospice
QC Association des aidant naturels du Bassin de Maskinonge « Main Tendres »
QC Association des personnes proches aidantes Drummond
QC Carrefour des proches aidants de Québec
QC Centre d’action bénévole Concert’Action
QC Centre d’action bénévole des MRC de Montmagny et de l’Islet
QC Centre d’action bénévole de Charlevoix
QC Cercle amical du Quebec / Friendship Circle of Quebec
QC Le temps d’une pause, répit et soutient aux ainés
QC Fondation de la société de soins palliatifs à domicile / Palliative Home-Care Society Foundation
QC Regroupement soutien aux aidants de Brome-Missisquoi
QC Réseau des proches aidants Les Moulins
QC Service d’entraide de Breakeyville
QC Résidence de soins palliatifs Saint Raphael Inc. / The Saint Raphael’s Palliative Care Residence Inc.
SK Bridgepoint Center Inc.
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2021 Local Grant Recipients
REGIONORGANIZATION
ABAlberta Adaptabilities Association
ABCalgary Cerebral Palsy Association
ABCalgary Seniors’ Resource Society
ABCerebral Palsy Association in Alberta
ABInclusion Lethbridge Association
ABJewish Family Service Calgary
ABKids Cancer Care Foundation of Alberta
ABParkinson Association of Alberta
ABRoad Ahead Society of Calgary: Future Planning Resources for our Family Members with a Disability
ABRonald McDonald House Charities Alberta
ABSage Seniors Association
ABVecova Centre for Disability Services and Research
ABWellspring Calgary
ABWheatland and Area Hospice Society
BCBridge Youth & Family Services Society
BCCanadian Mental Health Association Vernon and District Branch
BCCassie and Friends: A Society for Children with Juvenile Arthritis and Other Rheumatic Diseases
BCCerebral Palsy Association of British Columbia
BCCompassionate Neighbourhood Health Partners Society
BCCowichan Family Caregivers Support Society
BCLake Country Health Society
BCNanaimo Brain Injury Society
BCRidge Meadows Seniors Society
BCSeniors Come Share Society
BCVictoria Hospice Society
MBAlzheimer Society of Manitoba Inc.
MBManitoba Hospice Foundation Inc.- Fondation De L’hospice Du Manitoba Inc.
MBSteinbach Community Outreach Inc.
MBThompson Seniors Community Resource Council Inc.
MBTown of Morris
NBNew Brunswick Association For Community Living Inc./Association Du Nouveau Brunswick Pour L’integration Communautaire Inc.
NBOpal III - Fredericton Respite Services Inc.
NLSeniors Resource Centre Association of Newfoundland & Labrador Inc.
NSBig Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Halifax
NSVictorian Order of Nurses for Canada - Nova Scotia Branch  Les infirmières de l’Ordre de Victoria du Canada - Succursale Nouvelle-Écosse
ONCanadian Mental Health Association, York Region Branch
ONCarefor Eastern Counties
ONCedarbrook Society
ONCentral West Specialized Developmental Services
ONChatham-Kent Hospice Foundation
ONChildcan The Childhood Cancer Research Association
ONCommunity Care Northumberland
ONCommunity Family Services of Ontario
ONCommunity Living North Halton
ONCommunity Living Oakville
ONEmpower Simcoe Foundation
ONFamilies for Addiction Recovery
ONHospice of Waterloo Region
ONHospice Vaughan
ONLeukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada
ONPhilip Aziz Centre for Hospice Care
ONRonald McDonald House Charities Toronto
ONSikhs Serving Canada Association
ONUnited Way Halton & Hamilton
QCAssociation des proches aidants Arthabaska-Érable
QCAssociation des traumatisés cranio-cérébraux de la Montérégie
QCCentre Communautaire “L’eclaircie”
QCCentre d’Aide aux Proches Aidants des Basques
QCFondation de la Société de soins palliatifs à domicile / Palliative Home-Care Society Foundation
QCLa Societe Alzheimer De L’estrie
QCL’association Des Tcc Des Deux Rives (Quebec-Chaudiere-Appalaches)
QCLe hameau des Cultures
QCLes Aidants Naturels Du Haut St-Laurent (ANHSL)/The Natural Caregivers of The Haut St-Laurent (NCHSL)
QCL’Étoile de Pacho - Réseau d’entraide pour parent d’enfant handicapé
QCRegroupement Des Proches Aidants De Bellechasse
QCRegroupement Soutien Aux Aidants De Brome-Missisquoi
QCSociété Alzheimer Outaouais/Alzheimer Society Outaouais
QCSociete Quebecoise Du Syndrome D’angelman
SKEden Care Communities Foundation Inc.
SKHeritage Community Association Inc.
SKJubilation Residential Centres Inc.
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