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Competitive expression of interest guide : operators for Edmonton and Grande Prairie recovery communities : guidelines on eligibility and applying for funding

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Through the Competitive Expression of Interest Guide: Operators for Edmonton and Grande Prairie Recovery Communities, qualified service providers can apply to operate one or both Edmonton and... More ≫

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Through the Competitive Expression of Interest Guide: Operators for Edmonton and Grande Prairie Recovery Communities, qualified service providers can apply to operate one or both Edmonton and Grande Prairie Recovery Communities that are scheduled for completion in 2027. The deadline for submission of the non-disclosure agreement is August 30, 2024. The deadline for submission of an application is September 16, 2024.

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Cancer research for screening and prevention program fund : grant recipients

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The Alberta Health Cancer Research for Screening and Prevention (CRSP) Funding Program provides funding to support and encourage research initiatives that will promote the prevention or early... More ≫

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The Alberta Health Cancer Research for Screening and Prevention (CRSP) Funding Program provides funding to support and encourage research initiatives that will promote the prevention or early detection of chronic diseases such as cancer, improve patient outcomes, and demonstrate opportunities for widespread implementation and value to the healthcare system. This resource lists the recipients by funding year, and includes the recipient and project name, a project description, and the funding amount.

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Cancer research for screening and prevention (CRSP) funding : program guidelines

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The Alberta Health Cancer Research for Screening and Prevention (CRSP) Funding Program provides funding to support and encourage research initiatives that will promote the prevention or early... More ≫

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The Alberta Health Cancer Research for Screening and Prevention (CRSP) Funding Program provides funding to support and encourage research initiatives that will promote the prevention or early detection of chronic diseases such as cancer, improve patient outcomes, and demonstrate opportunities for widespread implementation and value to the healthcare system. These guidelines include information on the objectives of the program, eligibility requirements, the application process, project evaluation criteria and the review process, and reporting requirements.

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Recovery community operations competitive grant guide : guidelines on eligibility and applying for funding

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Through the Recovery Community Operations Competitive Grant, qualified service providers can apply to operate one or more of the Red Deer, Lethbridge and Gunn recovery communities (i.e.,... More ≫

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Through the Recovery Community Operations Competitive Grant, qualified service providers can apply to operate one or more of the Red Deer, Lethbridge and Gunn recovery communities (i.e., therapeutic communities) scheduled for completion in 2022 and 2023. The deadline for grant submissions is July 15, 2022.

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Palliative and End-of-Life Care Grant Fund : guidelines on eligibility and applying for funding

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The Palliative and End-of Life Care Grant Fund provides grant funding for projects that support four government priorities to advance palliative and end-of-life care initiatives in Alberta. These... More ≫

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The Palliative and End-of Life Care Grant Fund provides grant funding for projects that support four government priorities to advance palliative and end-of-life care initiatives in Alberta. These priorities include earlier access, education and training, community supports and services, and research and innovation. As of November 18, 2021, eligible applicants can apply for grant funding. The deadline for project submissions is January 7, 2022. Documents in this package include a guide with eligibility criteria and other information to assist applicants in the preparation and completion of the grant application, and the application form itself.

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Operator COVID-19 support funding : application guidelines for operators

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Guidelines and application for program funding for operators of non-contracted licensed supportive living and both contracted and non-contracted home care, hospices and residential addiction and... More ≫

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Guidelines and application for program funding for operators of non-contracted licensed supportive living and both contracted and non-contracted home care, hospices and residential addiction and mental health treatment centres. This one-time funding is to offset the costs for increased staffing, additional cleaning supplies and personal protective equipment.

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Critical worker benefit : application guidelines for the health sector

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The Critical Worker Benefit is intended to recognize the service of select workers identified as critical for the delivery of basic services to Albertans in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The... More ≫

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The Critical Worker Benefit is intended to recognize the service of select workers identified as critical for the delivery of basic services to Albertans in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The following guidelines apply to employers in eligible private for-profit and not-for-profit health care settings. All eligible employers will be required to apply for the Critical Worker Benefit using the Health Care COVID-19 Funding for Critical Workers and Operators Application portal.

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Affordable Supportive Living Initiative grant application process

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Outlines the application process to be followed when applying for funding from the Affordable Supportive Living Initiative. The initiative is capital grant program that provides funding to develop... More ≫

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Outlines the application process to be followed when applying for funding from the Affordable Supportive Living Initiative. The initiative is capital grant program that provides funding to develop long-term care and affordable supportive living spaces. Funding is made available to not-for-profit organizations, Métis settlements, housing management bodies, local housing authorities, faith-based organizations, community groups, municipalities and private sector organizations.

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