Health organizations, platforms, and audience ambassadors are essential for ensuring well-being projects effectively reach, engage, and positively impact audiences.
Together, we amplify reach, enhance credibility, and
maximize the impact of well-being content.
Health organizations, platforms, and audience ambassadors are essential for ensuring well-being projects effectively reach, engage, and positively impact audiences.
Health Organizations deliver healthcare services to Canadians and are mandatory partners in TELUS Fund projects, providing expertise to ensure content is accurate, unbiased, and evidence based.
Platforms are mandatory partners, helping projects reach Canadian audiences and achieve measurable success.
Audience Ambassadors can significantly enhance project reach and engagement.
All applicants must secure at least one Health Organization Support Form to confirm their involvement and commitment to your project.
No, individual healthcare professionals do not qualify, but their support may strengthen your application.
At least one support form is required, but multiple Health Organization Support Forms from across Canada will strengthen your application.
For projects aimed at positively impacting the well-being of the Indigenous Peoples of Canada, the Fund welcomes Health Organization Support Forms from Indigenous Healing Specialists, Knowledge Keepers, and Elders recognized by their communities. This approach acknowledges and values the unique perspectives and traditional practices of healthcare within Indigenous populations.
Yes, you can include their support form with your application, but if the Health Organization is not accepted, the application will be immediately withdrawn.
Health Organizations can be involved in all these activities provided they also have direct experience delivering healthcare services in Canada that are relevant to the story. These services may encompass a wide range of medical and health-related offerings aimed at promoting health and enhancing overall well-being of people.
Here is a listing of authorized medical practitioners in Canada by province to help you get started. The authorized medical practitioner must hold formal medical qualifications and be actively registered with a Canadian medical regulatory authority (e.g. college or board). They must also be willing to provide feedback on the creative materials.
Yes. The Fund uses a broad definition of “on the team” that may include for example staff, contractors, members, volunteers, and the board of directors at the Health Organization. A brief bio for the individual must be included within the Health Organization Support Form demonstrating their qualifications and experience delivering healthcare services relevant to the story.
No, the Health Organization must complete the most current online support form to meet minimum eligibility requirements. Expert Organization Support Forms from 2024 and earlier will not be considered.
A list is not published. However, many funded projects thank their Health Organizations in the final credits of the Programming. Check out the Project showcase to learn more.
Recognized Platforms include CRTC-licensed broadcasting services, CAVCO approved online services and Telefilm Canada qualified theatrical distribution companies.
All applicants must secure at least one Platform Support Form confirming their commitment to broadcasting or distributing the project.
These individuals or organizations—such as social media influencers, experts, sponsors, or celebrity talent—with at least 20,000 subscribers or followers in Canada- act as trusted voices to champion well-being content and foster a community around it.
Audience Ambassadors confirm their support by completing an Audience Ambassador Support Form.
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