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Public Health Agency of Canada · Contribution program

Healthy Canadians and Communities Fund (HCCF)

The Healthy Canadians and Communities Fund (HCCF) focuses on promoting healthy living among people living in Canada who face health inequalities and are at greater risk of developing the main chronic diseases of diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer. The HCCF supports interventions that address behavioural risk factors for chronic diseases, including physical inactivity, unhealthy eating and tobacco use. The program also aims to create physical and social environments that are known to support better health among people living in Canada. HCCF priorities include investing in interventions that address health inequalities among priority populations, encouraging the participation of multiple sectors in chronic disease prevention and uncovering new ways to address risk factors for chronic disease.

Total value
$45M
Agreements
17
May 2022 to Apr 2026
Median agreement
$1.4M
Typical range
$810K–$2.2M
the middle half of agreements

Federal grants and contributions, agreements starting Jan 2006 to Oct 2026, each counted once at its latest amended value. Source: Treasury Board proactive disclosure, published October 11, 2026.

See every record for this program on the government’s search. How to apply: look up the program on Public Health Agency of Canada’s website.

Who got it

Organizations with the most funding under this program.

Plus 1 agreement ($51K) to individuals, sole proprietors and recipients this site does not name. It counts in every total above. Why

By year

Agreements by the year they started.

$0$12.5M$25M20222023202420252026*

* 2026 so far: agreements starting by Oct 2026. Departments publish each quarter after it ends, so the latest months fill in later.

Show the numbers
YearAgreementsTotal
20221$2.2M
20232$22.2M
20246$10.7M
20257$9.9M
2026*1$51K

By province

Alberta: $550K in 1 agreements, $0 per residentBC: none hereManitoba: $2.2M in 1 agreements, $1 per residentNB: none hereNL: none hereNova Scotia: $1.5M in 1 agreements, $1 per residentNT: none hereNU: none hereOntario: $35.6M in 11 agreements, $2 per residentPE: none hereQuebec: $2.2M in 2 agreements, $0 per residentSaskatchewan: $3M in 1 agreements, $2 per residentYT: none hereABBCMBNBNLNSNTNUONPEQCSKYT
$0$0$1–$1$2–$2

Per resident: the total over the whole window divided by the population on 1 July 2026 (Statistics Canada, table 17-10-0009-01). Agreements are placed by the recipient’s address, so a national organization’s funding counts where its office is.

Province or territoryAgreementsTotal
Ontario11$35.6M
Saskatchewan1$3M
Quebec2$2.2M
Manitoba1$2.2M
Nova Scotia1$1.5M
Alberta1$550K

By type of recipient

As the department classified the recipient.

Recipient typeAgreementsTotal
Other organizations13$40.6M
Academia2$2.2M
Not-for-profit organizations and charities1$2.2M
Individuals and sole proprietorships1$51K

Latest agreements

StartRecipientValue
Oct 2025College D’Enseignement General Et Professionnel De Victoriaville$1,192,957
Sep 2025Canadian Red Cross Society$2,163,748
Apr 2025Montréal – Métropole en santé$1,034,910
Apr 2025Lung Association of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island$1,500,393
Jan 2025University of Guelph$1,441,542
Jan 2025Technology Evaluation in the Elderly Network$1,654,091
Jan 2025Centre for Addiction and Mental Health$896,572
Feb 2024McMaster University$729,303
Feb 2024Guelph Community Health Centre$497,835
Feb 2024Canadian Cancer Society$2,917,452
Feb 2024Canadian Cancer Society$3,047,700
Jan 2024Saskatoon Public Schools Foundation Corp.$2,979,589
Jan 2024Sustainable Calgary Society$550,000
Dec 20238-80 Cities Walking-Cycling-Public Places for All$810,129
Apr 2023ParticipACTION$21,363,641
May 2022National Indigenous Diabetes Association Inc.$2,160,616