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Healthy Medication Use Pharmacy Care Initiative Grant is sponsored by First Nations Health Authority. This grant supports First Nations communities and organizations in British Columbia to co-develop and implement pharmacy-related initiatives that improve pharmacy care for community members, with an initial payment of $3,000 and additional funding up to $10,000.
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Pharmacists can provide a number of services in addition to dispensing medications, including prescribing for common ailments and contraception, providing immunizations, offering recommendations for over-the-counter medications covered by Plan W, conducting annual medication reviews, and providing certain medical supplies and equipment.
The FNHA is supporting the link between health care service organizations and pharmacy services with new Pharmacy Care Initiative Grants to better promote and enhance client care. Pharmacy Care Initiative grants are available April 1, 2026 to First Nations communities and First Nations organizations that are engaged in direct health service delivery to First Nations people in British Columbia (BC).
The funding is to support co-development and implementation of pharmacy-related initiatives that improve pharmacy care for community members. To be eligible this fiscal year, the deadline for applications is Dec. 31, 2026 and the project or initiative must be completed before M arch 31, 2027 .
In the spirit of leaving no one behind, First Nations communities that require support to complete the grant application and/or develop a plan for this work please email HealthyMedicationUse@fnha. ca .
Applications will be weighed against the following criteria: The proposed project or initiative demonstrates collaboration or partnership between the applicant and a pharmacy through: *Creating processes (and related documents) with pharmacies in the areas of: Shingrix Vaccination (Draft template available) Resolving Coverage Issues Diabetes Medication Management Smoking Cessation Therapy (Draft template available) Enhancing wraparound care for community OAT programming (draft template available) Prescription Delivery Process (Note: purchase of medication and/or payment for delivery service is out of scope) Access to Over the Counter Medication (Draft template available) Access to Clinical Pharmacy Services (i.e. medication reviews) *In-person and virtual initiatives that bring pharmacists into communities to collaborate and build relationships with community members, nursing team and Health Centre staff *Other pharmacy service priorities identified by the applicant The Healthy Medication Use – Pharmacy Care Initiative Grants provides an initial payment of $3,000 in funding.
If a pharmacy care project or initiative demonstrates further funding needs, additional funding up to a maximum of $10,000 per application can be considered. To apply for a grant, please complete this application. Funds may be used for any required costs necessary to carry out the project or initiative with the exception of those listed as ineligible on the application.
Only fully completed application forms will be considered. There are two ways to submit an application: Complete the online application form (this is the preferred method). Once processed you will receive a copy of your application form by e-mail Download the PDF file , print it, scan it and email it to HealthyMedicationUse@fnha.
ca Please submit the Application no later than Dec. 31, 2026. Reporting and Sharing Your Stories The project or initiative must be completed before March 31, 2027 , and a closing report (template provided) is due by March 31, 2027 .
The FNHA would like to learn from your initiatives and share resources and information in order to continue to grow in our collective wellness journey. As such, all approved initiatives will be required to submit a brief closing report (see template provided below). Photos to illustrate your initiative are also greatly appreciated!
There are two ways to submit the closing report: Complete the online closing report (this is the preferred method). Once processed you will receive a copy of your report form by e-mail Download the PDF file , print it, scan it and email it to HealthyMedicationUse@fnha. ca Pharmacy Care Initiative Grant (FNHA info sheet) Pharmacy Health Benefit info for Pharmacy Providers Could You Benefit From a Medication Review?
(FNHA blog post) Medications: Questions to Ask The FNHA’s Medication Return Event FNHA Healthy Medication Use Project Team Email: healthymedicationuse@fnha. ca FNHA. ca > What We Do > Health Systems Support > Healthy Medication Use Pharmacy Care Initiative Grant
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: First Nations communities and First Nations organizations engaged in direct health service delivery to First Nations people in British Columbia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Healthy Medication Use Pharmacy Care Initiative Grant are due December 31, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Healthy Medication Use Pharmacy Care Initiative Grant is funded by First Nations Health Authority. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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