Human Resources and Skills Development Canada
www.hrsdc.gc.ca
Common menu bar links
New Horizons for Seniors
By providing funding to non-profit and other organizations, the New Horizons for Seniors Program helps to ensure that seniors can benefit from, and contribute to, the quality of life in their communities, through active living and participation in social activities.
The Program funds projects that help improve the quality of life for seniors and their communities – from enabling seniors to share their knowledge, wisdom and experiences with others, to improving facilities for seniors' programs and activities, to raising awareness of elder abuse.
There are three kinds of funding: Community Participation and Leadership, Capital Assistance, and Elder Abuse Awareness.
New Horizons for Seniors Brochure
Questions about New Horizons for Seniors
For more information on the federal government's actions on seniors' issues, please visit Seniors Canada.
Organizations are invited to apply for funding through Calls for Proposals.
Calls for Proposals
We are not accepting proposals at this time.
Future Calls for Proposals
Community Participation and Leadership Funding: Anticipated to open in spring 2010
Grants of up to $25,000 for community-based projects that encourage seniors to play an important role in their communities.
Capital Assistance Funding: Date to be announced
Grants of up to $25,000 for upgrading community facilities and equipment related to existing programs and activities for seniors.
More on Capital Assistance Funding
Elder Abuse Awareness Funding: Date to be announced
Contribution funding of up to $250,000 for national or regional projects that raise awareness of the abuse of older adults.
More on Elder Abuse Awareness Funding
Approved Projects
- Approved Projects – Capital Assistance Funding
- Approved Projects – Community Participation and Leadership Funding
- Approved Projects – Elder Abuse Awareness Funding
Contact Us
Contact New Horizons for Seniors
Funding for non-profit organizations that encourage seniors to participate in and lead social activities, and support active living of seniors in their communities.
