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Cultural Wellness & Healing Grants is sponsored by First Nations Health Foundation. These grants provide direct, flexible funding to First Nations communities and Urban and Away-from-Home (UAH) populations across British Columbia to support community-defined approaches to healing, wellness, and well-being.
Funding may support a wide range of cultural wellness and healing activities, including gatherings, land-based activities, cultural revitalization, intergenerational learning, and relationship building.
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Cultural Wellness & Healing Grants - Applications Are Live | First Nations Health Foundation Cultural Wellness & Healing Grants – Applications Are Live The Cultural Wellness & Healing Grants provide direct, flexible funding to First Nations communities and Urban and Away-from-Home (UAH) populations across British Columbia to support community-defined approaches to healing, wellness, and well-being.
The grants are funded by the CMA Foundation, which provides impactful charitable giving to registered Canadian charities and qualified donees to improve health equity and further excellence in health care. The grants will be administered by the First Nations Health Foundation and each of BC’s 203 First Nations and UAH population in each of the five FNHA health regions are invited to apply.
Up to $10,000 is available per First Nation or UAH population Communities are encouraged to request what they need (up to $10,000) Activities are community-led and community-defined This is not a competitive process—applications are reviewed only to confirm eligibility and alignment with the purpose of the grant Funding may support a wide range of cultural wellness and healing activities, including gatherings, land-based activities, cultural revitalization, intergenerational learning, relationship building, and other approaches as defined by communities.
The application process has been intentionally designed to be simple and accessible. Please apply in whichever way works best for your community. Apply online: https://fnhfoundation.
ca/cwh-grant-apply-online Download the paper application form: https://fnhfoundation. ca/cwh-grant-application-download If you prefer to complete the application through conversation or require support, First Nations Health Foundation staff are available to assist. Please call or email: 604-456-7610 / [email protected] .
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Evaluation & Eligibility Review Form Reporting & Story Sharing Guidelines There are six scheduled application periods to allow for applicants to plan accordingly. Review of applications will take place within one week of the application deadline and funds will be distributed between 4-6 weeks of approval. Application deadlines are: We are here to help.
If you have any questions or would like support completing your application, please reach out to us at [email protected] .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: First Nations communities and Urban and Away-from-Home (UAH) populations across British Columbia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $10,000 per First Nation or UAH population. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Cultural Wellness & Healing Grants is funded by First Nations Health Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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