Public Health Agency of Canada
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Public Health Community Programming Component of the Canadian Diabetes Strategy (CDS)
Invitation to Submit an Application for Funding Canadian Diabetes Strategy (CDS) Community-Based Program
January 2012
[ INVITATION CLOSED ]
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) is pleased to invite eligible organizations to submit a proposal for funding under the Community-Based Programming Component of the Canadian Diabetes Strategy for 2012 to 2014.
Since program funds are limited, the maximum allowed total project budget is $450,000 (ending March 2014).
Please send an email to DiabetesProgram-ProgrammeDiabete@phac-aspc.gc.ca, to receive the Application for Funding Form, the Guide to Applicants and the Detailed Budget Form.
Deadline for Submissions:
March 16, 2012, 4 p.m. EST
Scope: National
National projects must:
- involve intersectoral partners from three or more of the PHAC regions, notably, Atlantic, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia; and,
- provide access to project activities in the official language of choice, as well as produce all documents for public distribution in both official languages.
2012-14 Funding Priorities
The aim of the CDS is to prevent type 2 diabetes, especially among Canadians who are at higher risk (e.g., family history, overweight/obese, pre-diabetic, certain ethnic groups) and to promote the early detection and management of the disease in order to prevent diabetes-related complications.
The 2012-14 funding priorities under the CDS Community-Based Program are:
- Development, implementation and evaluation of tools and approaches for the early detection and/or management of pre-diabetes or type 2 diabetes in Métis, First Nations and Inuit living outside their traditional communities, or;
- Development, implementation and evaluation of type 2 diabetes prevention tools and interventions that target overweight/obese children and youth at risk for developing type 2 diabetes.
A Guide for Applicants has been developed for this solicitation process and provides an overview of the Fund, eligibility requirements, further information on each of the priority activity areas and other detailed instructions.
The Guide for Applicants, Application Form and Detailed Budget Template can be obtained by contacting the National Capital Regional office:
Invitation to Submit an Application for Funding
Canadian Diabetes Strategy (CDS) Community-Based Program
Centre for Chronic Disease Prevention and Control
September 2010
[ INVITATION CLOSED ]
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) is pleased to invite eligible organizations to submit a proposal for funding under the Community-Based Programming Component of the CDS. PHAC is seeking proposals that support the Agency's objective to identify effective community-based models, programs, policies and public health interventions that contribute to the prevention and management of diabetes.
Funding Priorities
The CDS targets information to Canadians who are at higher risk for diabetes (e.g., family history, overweight/obese, pre-diabetic, certain ethnic groups), and/or living with diabetes to aid in the prevention of diabetes-related complications.
Priority Areas for funding are:
- Screening and early detection; and
- Self-management
Within these Priority Areas, there may also be a secondary focus on:
- Kidney disease;
- Diabetic retinopathy;
- Diabetic foot ulcers;
- Cardiovascular disease; or
- Mental illness/mental health
Application Process and Documents
Note: The attachments below are for information purposes only and should not be used. The Guide for Applicants, Application Form and Detailed Budget Template for the 2012-2014 solicitation can be obtain by e-mail at DiabetesProgram-ProgrammeDiabete@phac-aspc.gc.ca
Please refer to the CDS Community-Based Program 2011/2013 Guide for Applicants (PDF Document - 76 Kb, 19 pages) and the Application for Funding form (PDF Document - 1.92 Mb, 10 pages) to ensure your package is complete. The Guide for Applicants provides you with detailed information on what the application should include and the required format for your proposal.
- CDS 2011-2013 Guide for Applicants (PDF Document - 167 Kb, 19 pages)
- Application for Funding form (PDF Document - 1.92 Mb, 10 pages)
- Instructions to download and complete the application for funding form (PDF Document - 34 Kb, 4 pages)
- Budget template (XLS Document - 360 Kb)
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION:
Date: OCTOBER 8, 2010
Please note the Public Health Agency of Canada is not responsible for any late or lost deliveries. Proposals received after the deadline will not be accepted.
Prior to developing a proposal, you should contact the appropriate Regional or National office to discuss your project idea and the proposal process. The CDS Community-Based Program is delivered through the Regional offices of the PHAC (for regional, provincial/ territorial or local projects) and the National office based in the National Capital Region (for national projects).
National-level projects must: involve intersectoral partners from three or more of the PHAC regions, notably, Atlantic, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia; and, provide access to project activities in the official language of choice, as well as produce all documents for public distribution in both official languages.
Regional Projects are initiated by provincial, territorial, regional or local organizations.
Please send the original proposal along with three hard copies (documents sent by fax or email will not be accepted).
For projects national in scope, contact:
Laurie Gibbons A/Manager, Diabetes Coordination Unit
Public Health Agency of Canada
785 Carling Avenue, 6th floor, room 611B4
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 0K9
Tel.: 613-946-9967
For projects Regional in scope, contact:
Northern Region
NWT/Nunavut/Yukon
Northern Region, Health Canada
Tel.: 867-393-6775
Atlantic Region
Public Health Agency of Canada
Tel.: (902) 426-2265
Quebec Region
Public Health Agency of Canada
Tel.: (514) 496-2287
Ontario/Nunavut Region
Public Health Agency of Canada
Tel.: (416) 954-9023
Manitoba/Saskatchewan Region
Manitoba
Public Health Agency of Canada
Tel.: (204) 789-7699
Saskatchewan
Public Health Agency of Canada
Tel.: (306) 780-3475
Alberta/NWT Region
Public Health Agency of Canada
Tel.: (780) 495-8304
British Columbia/Yukon Region
Public Health Agency of Canada
Tel.: (604) 666-2729
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) is under no obligation to provide funding, or enter into an agreement as a result of this invitation to submit an application.
PHAC ALSO RESERVES THE RIGHT TO:
- reject any or all proposals received in response to this invitation;
- accept any proposal in whole or in part; and,
- cancel and/or re-issue this invitation to submit a proposal at any time.
Please note that PHAC will not reimburse an Applicant for costs incurred in the preparation and/or submission of an application in response to this invitation.
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