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Grants you can apply for · Alberta

Health care and social assistance: grants you can apply for in Alberta

Programs whose official page limits them to health care and social assistance, and programs open to any industry whose federal records show at least 3 agreements to it. Departments record an industry on only some agreements, so the second group is a guide, not a full list: see every program in Alberta.

Programs from the Government of Canada’s Business Benefits Finder (list of July 17, 2025) and 34 department and provincial funding lists. Status, dates and amounts are what each program’s official page said when we last checked it, October 15, 2026; a deadline that has passed since shows as passed. Confirm on the official page before you apply. How we check

Programs

7 programs shown. Industry and applicant filters keep programs whose page doesn’t limit them.

Open now (1)

Apply through the funder’s page (no deadline stated) (2)

  • NRC IRAP Financial AssistanceApply through the funder’s page; no deadline stated

    National Research Council Canada · Non-repayable contribution

    2,269 federal agreements in the last 12 months, 260 in Alberta; most got $30K to $135K (last 3 years); 266 past agreements in health care and social assistance

  • NRC IRAP Youth Employment ProgramApply through the funder’s page; no deadline stated

    National Research Council Canada · Wage subsidy

    421 federal agreements in the last 12 months, 42 in Alberta; most got $30K (last 3 years); 99 past agreements in health care and social assistance

Takes applications in intake periods (2)

Official page gives no intake dates: check with the funder (2)

  • Prairies Economic Development Canada · Non-repayable contribution

    183 federal agreements in the last 12 months, 77 in Alberta; most got $600K to $1.7M (last 3 years); 25 past agreements in health care and social assistance

  • Youth Employment and Skills StrategyNo intake dates on the official page

    Employment and Social Development Canad · Non-repayable contribution · up to $5M

    10 federal agreements in the last 12 months, 2 in Alberta; most got $761K to $1.9M (last 3 years); 3 past agreements in health care and social assistance