Deadline: 15-Sep-2026
The BC Rehab Foundation has launched the Project Grant Program to support initiatives that improve accessibility, inclusion, and participation opportunities for people living with physical disabilities across British Columbia.
The programme funds community-based projects led by non-profit organizations and community groups that create sustainable impact, strengthen accessibility, and promote universal access. Most approved grants typically range from $2,000 to $5,000.
About the Programme
The programme supports projects that:
- Improve accessibility
- Promote inclusive communities
- Expand participation opportunities
- Encourage collaboration among community partners
- Deliver long-term benefits for people with disabilities
Funding is available for initiatives across:
- British Columbia
The programme prioritizes:
- Sustainable impact
- Measurable outcomes
- Cost-effective implementation
- Strong community support
Key Focus Areas
The programme supports:
- Universal access initiatives
- Accessibility improvements
- Community inclusion projects
- Disability participation opportunities
- Collaborative community initiatives
- Sustainable accessibility solutions
Projects should directly benefit:
- People living with physical disabilities
Funding Details
There is:
- No fixed funding limit
However, most approved grants range between:
- $2,000 and $5,000
The programme may also consider:
- Event sponsorship requests
Events must demonstrate:
- Direct and proven benefits for people with disabilities
Who Can Apply?
Eligible applicants include:
- Non-profit organizations
- Community groups
Applicants must be based in:
- British Columbia
Projects must align with:
- The mission of BC Rehab Foundation
Application Requirements
Applicants must provide:
- A detailed project description
- Clear accessibility goals
- A realistic project timeline
- A detailed budget
- Revenue and funding information
- Evidence of community support
- Project leadership details
Budgets should outline:
- Project costs
- Other funding sources
- Pending funding applications
Assessment Criteria
Applications are assessed based on:
- Community impact
- Accessibility benefits
- Sustainability
- Cost effectiveness
- Organizational capacity
- Project leadership
- Community and disability-sector support
- Ability to complete the project on time and within budget
The foundation also considers:
- Recognition provided to BC Rehab for funding support
Ineligible Activities
The programme does not fund:
- Accessible playgrounds
- Hearing loss-related initiatives
- Equipment purchases
- Wages
- Ongoing programming costs
- Work completed before approval
Projects connected to larger capital campaigns must:
- Be clearly identified as stand-alone components
Why This Programme Matters
People living with physical disabilities often face barriers related to:
- Accessibility
- Community participation
- Equal opportunities
- Inclusive infrastructure
The programme supports initiatives that:
- Improve inclusion
- Strengthen accessibility
- Create long-term community impact
- Promote equal participation across British Columbia
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which organization is offering the grant?
The programme is offered by:
- BC Rehab Foundation
Who can apply?
Eligible applicants include:
- Non-profit organizations
- Community groups in British Columbia
What types of projects are supported?
The programme supports:
- Accessibility initiatives
- Inclusive community projects
- Universal access improvements
- Disability participation programmes
How much funding is available?
Most grants range between:
- $2,000 and $5,000
Are event sponsorships eligible?
Yes. Event sponsorships may be considered if they directly benefit people with disabilities.
What activities are not eligible?
The programme does not fund:
- Equipment purchases
- Wages
- Programming costs
- Accessible playgrounds
- Hearing loss initiatives
Conclusion
The BC Rehab Foundation Project Grant Program provides important support for community initiatives that improve accessibility and inclusion for people living with physical disabilities in British Columbia. Through funding for sustainable and community-driven projects, the programme helps create more inclusive environments and expand equal participation opportunities across the province.
For more information, visit BC Rehab Foundation.