Funding for Children’s Health and Well-Being

The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) provides funding for a number of programs, projects and initiatives related to its mission and goals as they affect children and youth.

PHAC establishes priorities for funding based on identified needs of populations and/or population groups. National, regional or local organizations may use funding to work together on common problems and issues involving children, families and the role of the community in supporting families.

What information will I find here?

This section will take you to information regarding funding for projects that benefit children and youth. The links on the right identify programs, projects and initiatives that provide funding.

When a solicitation is in progress, you will find guidelines here to help sponsoring organizations prepare proposals for consideration of contribution funding. An application form package will also be available on line.

Note:  To be eligible for consideration, organizations applying for PHAC funding must be Canadian, voluntary not-for-profit, or educational institutions.

Funded projects:

• National Projects Fund (NPF) Resources Directory
• National Projects Fund (NPF) Resources Directory (Archives)
• FASD, 2006-2009
• FASD, 2001-2002
• Population Health Fund 2002-2004